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  2. Tensor Notation

    https://www.doitpoms.ac.uk/tlplib/tensors/notation.php
    If a suffix appears twice in a term it is a dummy suffix and is summed over, whereas free suffices appear once in every term. ... T. 1322. = T. 52. ). This is very useful as we can display every tensor up to 4th rank as a single two-dimensional matrix,
  3. Not Averse:  Interval

    poetry.girton.cam.ac.uk/html/robertson_interval.html
    29 May 2024: use every day? Days for seeing you in different ways. Days enough for giving and receiving.
  4. Georgia's path to Cambridge - and her work to encourage others to …

    https://www.cam.ac.uk/stories/applying-cambridge-georgia
    Thumbnail for Georgia's path to Cambridge - and her work to encourage others to follow 8 Aug 2022: And sometimes you’re just in awe because it’s so gorgeous; every now and then the sun will be shining on a building and I think, ‘Wow, I’m living ... You don’t have to have a perfectly tuned answer to every question, you’re not going to know
  5. A REMARK ON APPROXIMATION WITH POLYNOMIALS AND GREEDY BASES ...

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    i) There exist a,b > 0 such that a ‖en‖,‖en‖ b for every n N,(ii) ek(en) = δkn for every k,n N,. ... We say that B is monotone whether Kb = 1. Along the paper we will refer to every such B simply as a basis.
  6. Tiny sperm, big stories | University of Cambridge

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    Thumbnail for Tiny sperm, big stories | University of Cambridge 10 Sep 2014: After trying for years to conceive a child, Herr and Frau B were reported to be content to have done their duty by exploiting every possibility that modern medicine had to ... reprinted by Weisman, Abner I., Spermatozoa and Sterility. A Clinical Manual,
  7. Double duals of finite dimensional vector spaces.

    https://www.dpmms.cam.ac.uk/~wtg10/meta.doubledual.html
    23 May 2001: by setting f(v)=1 and f(w)=0 for every other w in B. ... since every element of V. is a linear combination of elements of B in a unique way.) Since f(e.
  8. Not Averse:  [Five minutes after our hearts stop]

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    29 May 2024: hungry every second of our lives, and. blood-fed, or starved to oblivion.
  9. Affine Systems of Equations and Counting Infinitary LogicAlbert…

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    b) = b for every b B. That is, f is an idempotent polymorphism ofB. ... 1. u(y) P Cb {b} for every b B and y P Cb ,2.
  10. The Cauchy-Schwarz inequality

    https://www.dpmms.cam.ac.uk/~wtg10/csineq.html
    4 Oct 2001: i. = lambda b. i. for every i', but this introduces an unknown constant lambda, and it will make our proof harder later on if we have to find this lambda. ... i. b. j. = a. j. b. i. for every pair i,j.
  11. ON PROPERTIES OF COMPACTA THAT DO NOT REFLECTIN SMALL ...

    https://api.newton.ac.uk/website/v0/events/preprints/NI16007
    Suppose γ Sand take B(β,γ) satisfying (i) and (ii). Then Bα Aγ is finite for every α < γ, α S andtherefore. ... Then we choose a decreasing sequence (ank)k such that(a) ank an0 , ank yn for every k(b) limk λ(a.

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