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Marc Goerigk, Michael Hartisch · International series in management science/operations research/International series in operations research & management science · 2024
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Toàn Phan Huy · Lecture notes in economics and mathematical systems · 2000
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M. Martinez-Garcia (5855660), P. Cyriac (5855663), T. Batard (5855666) et al. · Figshare · 2018
<p><i>Top:</i> original image (picture of the corresponding author taken by Virginia Amblar). <i>Central row:</i> extreme images (MAD best and worst -left and right-) with the same RMSE than the white-noise corrupted image at the center. The central image is the initial random selection in the sphere of constant RMSE. Extreme images were computed using the gradient descent/ascent described in <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0201326#pone.0201326.e217" target="_blank">Eq 44</a> (i.e. require Result I). The fact that these extreme images are visually better and worse than the central image indicates that the theory works. <i>Bottom row:</i> isolated distortions of the same energy: versus the initial white noise.</p>
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Peter C. Müller, Werner Schiehlen · Mechanics: dynamical systems · 1985
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Naoya Hata, Paul Langacker, Typeset Using Revtex et al. · 1993
We update the analysis of the MSW and general astrophysical solutions to the combined solar neutrino observations by including the GALLEX II result. We also show that our parametrized flux uncertainties are equivalent to the Monte-Carlo results of Bahcall and Ulrich.
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Joseph Hajj-Boutros · Modern Physics Letters A · 1989
We find the general solution for a static sphere filled with a perfect fluid in the radiative case (µ = 3p).
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Marek Kosiek, Krzysztof Rudol · ArXiv.org · 2025
Using a description of the spectrum of bidual algebra $A^{**}$ of a uniform algebra $A$ we obtain abstract corona theorem for certain uniform algebras. It asserts the density of a specific Gleason part in the spectrum of an $H^\infty$ -- type subalgebra of $A^{**}$. There is an isometric isomorphism of the latter subalgebra with $H^\infty(G)$ for a wide class of domains $G\subset\mathbb C^d$. Using abstract corona theorem we show the density of the canonical image of $G$ in the spectrum of $H^\infty(G)$, solving positively corona problem for such domains. In particular, we obtain positive solution for balls and polydisks.
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Yuri B. Zudin · Mathematical engineering · 2023
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Atul Kumar Razdan, V. Ravichandran · 2022
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Chemical potentials in multicomponent systems are linked: the Gibbs-Duhem equation......................................................3�
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Earnest Jackson Oglesby · American Mathematical Monthly · 1925
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Ignacio San Martín, José Eduardo Pérez Hernández · Journal of the Structural Division · 1961
Slope defection gyration method is applied to solution of space frameworks with members in any direction, under any system of loads; method provides set of simultaneous equations that can be solved by using electronic computers; procedure can be extended to approximate solution of plane or warped surface structure, concentrating rigidity of sections in arbitrary system of generatrices.
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安田幸一, Koichi Yasud · Tokyo Tech Research Repository (Tokyo Institute of Technology) · 2017
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Grose CM · Science and Technology Facilities Council · 1991
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Shanmuganathan Rajasekar · 2024
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VÁCLAV KOVAŘÍK · Elsevier eBooks · 1989
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B.V. Ivanov · ArXiv.org · 2002
The gravitational field of two identical rotating and counter-moving dust beams is found in full generality. The solution depends on an arbitrary function and a parameter. Some of its properties are studied. Previous particular solutions are derived as subcases.
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Habib Abdulrab, Marianne Maksimenko · Lecture notes in computer science · 1993
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Leandro Meléndez Lugo, Pablo Chauvet, Jaime Klapp · RePEc: Research Papers in Economics
Several papers have reported approximate solutions to Einstein's equations in the Mixmaster universe model. Through a specific scheme, a general solution is obtained here. A particular instance of this solution is also studied which proves to be equivalent to proposing from the start a Wick rotation intended to recreate the evolution of the Mixmaster cosmology in the Hartle-Hawking time.
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