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  2. NATURAL SCIENCES TRIPOS Part II Wednesday 13 January 2016 ...

    www.tcm.phy.cam.ac.uk/~cc726/TP1/ExamFiles/exam16.pdf
    20 Jan 2016: m. (a, ,b ). z. M. (r, ,z). B B. (a) Show that, up to irrelevant constants and ignoring gravity, the Lagrangian forthe system is: [6]. ... 2. (b) Find the corresponding equations of motion for the particle and the bead.
  3. O.dvi

    www.statslab.cam.ac.uk/~rrw1/opt/O2up.pdf
    10 May 2016: minimize1. 1 x1+. 1. 2 x2s.t. x1 x2 = b, x1, x2 0. ... A)λ (c), λ 0. So D is of the same form as P, but with c b, b c, and A A.
  4. O.dvi

    www.statslab.cam.ac.uk/~rrw1/opt/O.pdf
    10 May 2016: minimize1. 1 x1+. 1. 2 x2s.t. x1 x2 = b, x1, x2 0. ... A)λ (c), λ 0. So D is of the same form as P, but with c b, b c, and A A.
  5. 8 Mar 2016: P(xt1 | Xt,Ut) = P(xt1 | xt,ut). (b) Separable (or decomposable) cost function. ... To see this, recall that in the D case,|c(x,u)| < B.
  6. 15 Mar 2016: x(b)) = b and f(x(b)) = φ(b) = inf{f(x) λ(b)T (h(x) b) : x Rn}. ... b). The second term is zero as well, because x(b) is feasible andthus (h(x(b)) b) = 0.
  7. Sensitivity of mixing times in Eulerian digraphs Lucas Boczkowski ...

    www.statslab.cam.ac.uk/~ps422/rw-directed-graphs.pdf
    23 Mar 2016: n. 9. 0. A. A′. a. B. B′. b. 23. 23. ... P. (Xτ,Zτ {B,B′}, (Xt) F. )= P. (Xτ {A,A′},ζ = 0, (Xt) F. )
  8. Capacity of the range of random walk on Z4 ...

    www.statslab.cam.ac.uk/~ps422/CLTd4.pdf
    15 Nov 2016: Proposition 1.6. Let A and B be two finite subsets of Zd. ... 4. We intend to apply (1.6) with A = R1n and B = R2n.
  9. JPM Michaelmas 2016 Probability and Measure 1 1.1. Let ...

    www.statslab.cam.ac.uk/~jpm205/teaching/mich2016/ex1.pdf
    10 Oct 2016: algebra. 1.2. Show that the following sets of subsets of R all generate the same σ-algebra:(a) {(a,b) : a < b}, (b) {(a,b] : a < b}, (c) {(,b] : b ... 1.8. Let B be a Borel subset of the interval [0, 1].
  10. STOCHASTIC CALCULUS JASON MILLER Contents Preface 11. Introduction…

    www.statslab.cam.ac.uk/~jpm205/teaching/lent2016/lecture_notes.pdf
    18 Mar 2016: respect to M. Example 3.9. Suppose that B is a standard Brownian motion. ... Then B̃ = B [B,M]is a P̃-Brownian motion. Proof. Since B̃ is a continuous P̃-local martingale and has [B̃]t = [B]t = t, it follows from the Lévycharacterization
  11. 14 Jan 2016: Consider the vector field b on H̄{0} defined by. b(z) =2. ... Fix y (1,) and consider a complex Brownian motion B starting from iy.

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