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  2. . OKAMOTO’S SPACE FOR THE FIRST PAINLEVÉ EQUATION IN ...

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    OKAMOTO’S SPACE FOR THE FIRST PAINLEVÉ EQUATION. IN BOUTROUX COORDINATES. J.J. DUISTERMAAT AND N. JOSHI. Abstract. We study the completeness and connectedness of asymptotic behaviours of solutions of the first. Painlevé equation d2 y/ dx2 = 6
  3. MAXIMAL INEQUALITY OF STOCHASTIC CONVOLUTION DRIVEN BYCOMPENSATED…

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    f (t, ω, z) =n. j=1. mk=1. ξkj1(ω)1(tj1,tj ](t)1Akj1 (z),(2.1). where ξkj1 is an E-valued p-integrable Ftj1 -measurable random variable, ... by, for 0 < t T ,. It(f ) :=n. j=1. mk=1. ξkj1(ω)Ñ ((tj1 t, tj t] Akj1).
  4. clt33.dvi

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    SPDE LIMITS OF MANY-SERVER QUEUES. HAYA KASPI AND KAVITA RAMANAN. Abstract. A many-server queueing system is considered in which customers with independent. and identically distributed service times enter service in the order of arrival. The state
  5. INVISCID LARGE DEVIATION PRINCIPLE AND THE 2D NAVIERSTOKES EQUATIONS…

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    INVISCID LARGE DEVIATION PRINCIPLE AND THE 2D NAVIERSTOKES EQUATIONS WITH A FREE BOUNDARY CONDITION. HAKIMA BESSAIH AND ANNIE MILLET. Abstract. Using a weak convergence approach, we prove a LPD for the solution of2D stochastic Navier Stokes
  6. Non-time-homogeneous Generalized Mehler Semigroups and Applications

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    H. H. 1A(ε′)(x y) µt,tj (dx)(µtj,s U(t, tj)1)(dy). H. H. ... η. 2> µtj,s(A(ε. ′/2)) = µtj,t (µt,s U(tj, t)1)(A(ε′/2)). =. H.
  7. papererbanhaskovecDec4.dvi

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    tj x̺ = 2[γ0 b(1 u2)]j 4b̺u , (4.28). u(t, x) :=. . . . . . w(|x z|)j(t, z) dz. w(|x z|)̺(t, ... tj x̺ = 2. (. γ0 b. (. 1 j2. ̺2. )).
  8. PKMN-paper1-preprint.dvi

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    From the system (26) one infer that. (Tj 1)[. (ui)2 pi]. =
  9. Hypercontractive Inequality for Pseudo-Boolean Functions of Bounded…

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    t2r} (j1i=1 Mi)such that w2µj = max{w. 2ti : ti Tj}, and let Mj be a minimally even subset of. ... Tj containing µj. Let s be the largest j for which µj is defined above.
  10. total.dvi

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    tJ, then tr(CGCT ) = tr(G) (Bailey, 2009). In addition. MV -optimal designs are those designs which minimize the maximum of the diagonal entries.
  11. GSinCE-revision-withnames.dvi

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    the jth input; that is,. Tj = Sj. h 6=j. Sjh.

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