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  2. HOMOGENIZATION OF NONSTATIONARY SCHR�ODINGER TYPE EQUATIONS WITH…

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    1.4). 1.3. The analytic branches of eigenvalues and eigenvectors of A(t).According to the general analytic perturbation theory (see [Ka]), for |t| 6 t0there exist real-analytic functions
  3. cimenotes.dvi

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    Typically, an operator in Op hS(q,p,p′) with p < 0 and p′ < 0 is compact. ... 12 (2.35). is an h-pseudodifferential operator. More precisely it belongs to Op hS(0,0,0).
  4. Limit Operators, Collective Compactness, and the Spectral Theory of…

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    In the second half of this text we study bounded linear op-erators on the generalised sequence space p(ZN , U ), where p [1, ] and U issome complex Banach space. ... Collective Compactness. In the mid 1960’s Anselone and co-workers (see[3] and the
  5. kriloff5.17.01.dvi

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    The geometri representation theory of these algebras has been studied in [Lu1, Lu2, Lu3 and fundamental re-sults have appeared in [HO, Op. ... The following proposition provides a graded He ke analogue of the results in [Ka,Proposition 1.20 and [Ka,
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  8. GREEN’S FUNCTION ASYMPTOTICS NEAR THE INTERNALEDGES OF SPECTRA OF ...

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    Inother words, it is conjectured that for a ‘generic’ selfadjoint second-order elliptic op-erator with periodic coefficients on Rd each of the spectral gap’s endpoints is a unique(modulo
  9. HIGHEST WEIGHT CATEGORIES ARISING FROMKHOVANOV’S DIAGRAM ALGEBRA IV:…

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    it induces an algebra homomorphism. Φ : Hp,qd EndG(V(λp,q) Vd)op. (3.5). ... p,qd ). op thanks to Theorem 3.9. The laststatement follows from Corollary 3.8.
  10. arX iv:q uant -ph/ 0409 078 v1 14 S ...

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    p(m)qkd (kA,kB) = Pr(KA = kA,KB = kB|M = m). (1). ... KA, kA, KB, kB: output keys for Alice and Bob.
  11. Modular Quantum Memories Using Passive LinearOptics and Coherent…

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    dV (t) =. ((ıH 1. 2aKKa. )dt dB(t)Ka. aKSdB(t) Tr((S I)>dΛ(t)))V (t),. ... dY (t) = Ka(t)dt SdB(t). C Controllability and Observability. Consider a complex linear (time invariant state-space) system described by the differentialequation.

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