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13 Nov 2004: If i B B′ then WB(A) = WB (A {i}) and WB′(A) = WB′ (A {i}),so the big bracket is zero for every A. ... belonging to the same Xλ).For every (a, b) A A and every such pair, we get a collinear triple((a, b), (a a′, b b′′), (a a′′, b b′))

19 Oct 2004: Suppose p is anattracting fixed point for f. Show that there is a neighbourhood U of p such that the forward orbitof every point in U converges to p. ... Show that every non-empty open subset of G has non-zero Haar measure.

11 Nov 2004: Does there exist a real number c > 0 such that for every positive integer n it is possibleto choose points (x1, y1),. , ... Prove that there are constants a and b such thatP1(x) = P2(ax b) for every x.7.

21 Oct 2004: R Then we can define an integral baF(t) dt for every F : [a,b] U a. ... We make the following definitions. Definition 95. If B is a commutative Banach algebra with unit we definethe radical of B to be the set of all elements contained in every

8 Nov 2004: b) Prove that Pr(|X| c) 1/c2 for every c > 0. ... n = dim (Ker (F)) dim (Im (F )). (b) Define another linear mapping FT : Rm Rn by FT(y) = ATy.Prove that for every y Rm, we have y Ker (FT) if

23 Jan 2004: Kz = h. 0. B(x)z(x)dx. for every suitable vector function z. ... For every m 1 it is true that. θm =hm. 2m1m!

28 Jul 2004: Line segmentsassociated with the horizontal and vertical vanishing points are shown in (b). ... extra query views. Another limitation is that conducting two-view matching between the query view and every nearby database view is slow.

20 Sep 2004: 1. , A. 2. , A. 3. ,. such that for every n the intersection of the first n A. ... A=B if and only if every element of A is an element of B and every element of B is an element of A.

7 Jul 2004: The sticking grips boundary condition requires that thetranslation displacements uJa and rotation hJ of every node on the boundary ABCDA in Fig. ... The periodic boundarycondition on ABCDA implies. uJa!uIa"eab(xJb!xIb), hJ!hI"0, a, b"1, 2 (4).

7 Jan 2004: by mass of the particles are finer) is calculated and plotted after every increment of p6. ... b) Every second digit following the (k#1)th, for each sequence, must differ from the previousdigit.