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10 Apr 2011: Clark Hal/, Cornell University. Ithaca. New York. 14853-2501. (Received 6 January 1988; accepted 10 February 1988). ... 18J. S. Rowlinson and B. Widom, Molecular TheoryojCapillarity (Oxford, New York, 1982), p.

10 Apr 2011: 30, 225–234.14. Jackson, J. D. (1962) Classical Electrodynamics (Wiley, New York).15.

10 Apr 2011: Nothing would be new in this scheme were it not that we propose to do all the. ... References. [1] Bohm D 1989 Quantum Theory (New York: Dover)[2] Wigner E 1932 Phys.

22 Nov 2011: In [2], [7] a new approach, generalized sampling (GS), wasintroduced as an alternative to consistent reconstructions. ... Fortunately, the new techniqueof sem-random subsampling, which we introduce in the nextsection, circumvents this barrier.

10 Apr 2011: R. Kestner,Theory of Intermolecular ForcesPerga-mon, New York, 1969! 3See, e.g., D. ... Laloe, Quantum MechanicsWiley,. New York, 1977!, Chap. XI.12See, e.g., B. R.

6 Jul 2011: A more detailed understanding of the escape problemremains an important future challenge, requiring new methodsfor measuring Dr and further theoretical studies of the near-fieldinteractions between bacteria, their flagella, and surfaces. ... 5. Berg HC

10 Apr 2011: ed. Dover, New York, 1961!@18# S. Cohn-Vossen, Math. Ann.102, 10 1929!@19# B. ... 40# A.E.H. Love, A Treatise on the Mathematical Theory of Elaticity, 4th ed.Dover, New York, 1944!

18 Mar 2011: 3 Few examples. It is a sound policy to try any new computational tool on a number of examples:although general theory assures us of the efficacy of our approach, numerical

25 Nov 2011: November 25, 2011. Abstract. We explore new asymptotic-numeric solvers for partial differential equationswith highly oscillatory forcing terms. ... Num. Anal. 28, 862–887. John, F. (1982), Partial Differential Equations, Springer-Verlag, New York.

10 Apr 2011: R. Cortez. Department of Mathematics, Tulane University,. 6823 St. Charles Ave., New Orleans, LA 70118, USA. ... introduction of a new dimensionless quantity reflecting the. power input from swimming organisms.