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26 Jul 2013: computed a linear controlstrategy, it is straightforward to test it on the nonlinearequation, and second, because the nonlinear modelbetter addresses the real problem of interest, that is,.

19 Oct 2013: Animportant test of this picture, after numerical renement, will be quantitativeconsistency between the predicted and observed interior angular velocities.Two quite dierent explanations for the near-uniform interior rotation of the

5 Oct 2013: Stable reconstructions in Hilbert spaces and the resolutionof the Gibbs phenomenon. Ben AdcockDepartment of Mathematics. Simon Fraser UniversityBurnaby, BC V5A 1S6. Canada. Anders C. HansenDAMTP, Centre for Mathematical Sciences. University of

5 Oct 2013: 3.5 Numerical ExamplesIn this section we will test the framework suggested in the previous section with the following frames: let{pk}kN denote the Legendre polynomials on [1, 1] and ... The assertion about K2m,r follows. 4.3 Numerical ExamplesIn this

5 Oct 2013: On optimal wavelet reconstructions from Fourier samples:. linearity and universality of the stable sampling rate. B. Adcocka, A. C. Hansenb,c, and C. Poonb. aDepartment of Mathematics, Purdue UniversitybDepartment of Applied Mathematics and

19 Oct 2013: GRAVITY WAVE GENERATION BY VORTICAL FLOWS. IN A ROTATING FRAME. Rupert Ford. Churchill College Cambridge. A dissertation sublnitted for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy. at the University of Cambridge. October, 1993. To my grandparents. Margaret

5 Oct 2013: On optimal wavelet reconstructions from Fourier samples:. linearity and universality of the stable sampling rate. B. Adcocka, A. C. Hansenb,c, and C. Poonb. aDepartment of Mathematics, Purdue UniversitybDepartment of Applied Mathematics and

19 Oct 2013: GRAVITY WAVE GENERATION BY VORTICAL FLOWS. IN A ROTATING FRAME. Rupert Ford. Churchill College Cambridge. A dissertation sublnitted for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy. at the University of Cambridge. October, 1993. To my grandparents. Margaret

5 Oct 2013: influence of the problem resolution.Naı̈ve simulations with standard, low-resolution test imagesmay very well lead to incorrect conclusions about the efficacyof compressed sensing as a tool for image reconstruction.

27 Aug 2013: ResultsTo test the model and understand more about the regimes ofbehavior it possesses, we ran numerical integrations of the sys-tem starting from initial conditions of randomly perturbed totalfilament disorder (Materials ... Such an experiment would

24 Jun 2013: 4(b)]. To test whether m depends on the curvature oron the suspension size, we performed measurements withsuspensions diluted to 2=3 of the starting concentration.

4 Nov 2013: Each experiment was initiated by carefully releasing a constant flux of densesolution at the base of the narrow test cell.

26 Jul 2013: Both convergence tests. and comparison with known exact solutions were used to.

19 Oct 2013: The test flows (e.g., Fig. 1) are similar to those ex-tensively reported in Dritschel et al. ... Strin-gent convergence criteria are, however, essential if ouraccuracy tests are to be meaningful.

4 Nov 2013: 4. Experimental analogueA series of five experiments were performed in a Hele-Shaw cell as a test of. ... and a variety of λ. These experiments directly test the validity of both the functional form of the drainagevelocity and its inclusion within the

4 Oct 2013: 1)nbn/n converges by comparison test withM/n2 for a suitable constant M.

4 Nov 2013: The aim of this paper is twofold – (1) to compare the theory of gravity currents with experiments and simulations in homogeneous and heterogeneous porous media, and (2) to test the applicability

4 Nov 2013: J. Fluid Mech. (2013), vol. 719, pp. 551–586. c Cambridge University Press 2013 551doi:10.1017/jfm.2013.23. Convective shutdown in a porous medium athigh Rayleigh number. Duncan R. Hewitt1,†, Jerome A. Neufeld1,2,3 and John R. Lister1.

19 Oct 2013: J. Fluid Mech. (2005), vol. 534, pp. 67–95. c 2005 Cambridge University Pressdoi:10.1017/S0022112005004374 Printed in the United Kingdom. 67. Wave capture and wave–vortex duality. By OLIVER BÜHLER1 AND MICHAEL E. McINTYRE21Center for