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  2. Report on Progress Towards a 10 kA Transformer-Rectifier Flux Pump. ... Temperature dependent behavior of a kA-class superconducting flux pump with a continuous cylindrical stator.
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    {"name":"Russell Lab","description":"Drosophila functional
  4. Missing Alumni – St Edmunds Alumni

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    2000. Marian Faith Eales. 2000. Louise Jane Snooke. 2000. Ka-Wai Yu.
  5. .PDF

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    Professor KA Brown University of Glasgow. Professor EB Davies, FRS Kings College London.
  6. FINAL.PDF

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    Professor J Brindley University of Leeds. Professor KA Brown University of GlasgowProfessor EB Davies FRS Kings College London.
  7. FINAL.PDF

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    J Brindley University of LeedsProfessor KA Brown University of GlasgowProfessor EB Davies FRS Kings College LondonProfessor PJ Diggle University of LancasterProfessor CM Elliott University of SussexProfessor EG Rees University of EdinburghDr
  8. 0203FINAL.qxd

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    http://www.newton.cam.ac.uk/correspondents.html. National Advisory Board and UK Mathematics. Professor Sir Michael Berry FRS University of BristolProfessor J Brindley University of LeedsProfessor KA Brown FRSE University
  9. 0304 FINAL.qxd

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    National Advisory Board and UK Mathematics. Professor Sir Michael Berry FRS University of BristolProfessor J Brindley University of LeedsProfessor KA Brown FRSE University of GlasgowProfessor P Grindrod Lawson Software, OxfordProfessor J
  10. Layout 1

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    FHTWHT. EBD. KA. H. GRA. P R O G R A M M E H I G H L I G H T S | J U LY # A U G U
  11. ini ar 2020 final

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    JAN. 2019. GCS. CAT M. DL. KA. H. CAR. ASC. FHTWHT.
  12. kriloff5.17.01.dvi

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    Our proof of the irredu ibility riterion for prin ipal series modules is a graded He ke algebra analogue of the proof given byKato [Ka for aÆne He ke algebras. ... The following proposition provides a graded He ke analogue of the results in
  13. "# $ %&')( & ,% '% -.#- " ". & $/# 01 - %2#. 3465878584:9<;>=?5A@ BC58DFEG4H9I;JDK78LNMO4PEGQR4PS58TUWVYX[Z]__ab_cdfeIgihjkbcWlmhn_poqZYrIstXuvwcWx8Zyp_zdfei{|cwX}XuhrGanZ]_xAhr. A
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  15. 1 AC losses in type-II superconductors induced bynonuniform…

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    1. AC losses in type-II superconductors induced bynonuniform fluctuations of external magnetic field. Leonid Prigozhin and Vladimir Sokolovsky. Abstract. Magnetic field fluctuations are inevitable in practical applications of superconductors and it
  16. g[. X¿]µ u-x$T¢ ¿k X ¿k; TXç- NáÊf¿ NáÊRåT¿ T¢¡çx¥X Á ù Û ¿kÁ ù Û X ¿x¥#pEx0Tgx¥¡7x ¢x¥ x¢#ÕXºà¥£k¿k£1µ¢XTx NáÊf¿ T0XT}T p}
  17. manuscript_E03065

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    Because ( )1, 0,pqr rijq ij ijk kA E 0µ µ µε ε = , a reasonable symmetric stress increment is. ( ) ( ... 1, 0,rq rijq ij i1 jk kA E(2v)µ µ µ µσ = ε x , where v is the volume per particle.
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  20. Europhysics Letters PREPRINT Bridging the microscopic and the…

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    PACS. 87.16.Ka – Filaments, microtubules, their networks, and supramolecular assemblies.PACS. 87.16.Nn – Motor proteins (myosin, kinesin dynein).
  21. jun04.dvi

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    2( 0>?-0 8.;()-./ =-J ()'?== '20B 2' ()8( ()203 @ <<?B -( '023 () 3?B) 81-0 ()203 KA)203 k4m 2'n 80<; 8.< 0-/)( KF6,LL ()8(.
  22. 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.
  23. ùEû=,?:7A9 @46D'Dû @lZE4D@l=" Ká Ço$#$$B>Ñ.H/2«K W Q û@«ù»=,ZKZK@rB[¢=&9 _)7:9ý[ Z=)_)ú ù»D«[ ... A@ =,Z4B[û@rZ7FùT4,?ùT=,?:?A=&7:_7FB ka«$è:L O á5ú$øCù»G$2û7FùEûa7:5[?
  24. UMMAP7.dvi

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    P1],[P2], [KU4]). This was essentially proved by Kaplansky in [KA], using the notion of“pseudo Cauchy sequence” instead of “nest of balls”. ... KA], [KU4]). These polynomials are defined suchthat the following Taylor expansion holds in arbitrary
  25. F:\Cherny\Papers\Wvar\wvar.dvi

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    #"%$&"('),.-0/21. 354678409;:=<?>@<BA CEDGFIH@A JK6 FI<MLNOE>P7 Q.RS<ML4UT35A878VW>@DGFX786>@DZY3[>@<IVGA ]>@<MFX7868N_ABW>@Ja<MA DG<&4UTbcJK4ed8>fdFIRSFI<ML[ghVGA840JaLNififjfjfj@k 354678409lN,mnQf686
  26. Definable sets in algebraically closed valuedfields: elimination of…

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    Definable sets in algebraically closed valuedfields: elimination of imaginaries. Deirdre Haskell Ehud Hrushovski † Dugald Macpherson ‡. July 19, 2005. 2000 Mathematics Subject Classification: 03C60. Abstract.It is shown that if K is an
  27. Inertial effects in the response of viscous and viscoelastic ...

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    19] JC Crocker, MT Valentine, ER Weeks, T Gisler, PD Ka-plan, AG Yodh, and DA Weitz Phys Rev Lett 85, 888(2000).
  28. On a class of 2-surface observables in general relativity ...

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    Then the time–space projection of the Killing operator acting on Ka is [3,4]. ... aAa, andthe third term is also zero because Ka is a Killing vector.
  29. DEFINABLE RELATIONS IN THE REAL FIELDWITH A DISTINGUISHED SUBGROUP ...

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    Then a kA and so theset {b : kb = a} is not empty.
  30. cimenotes.dvi

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    Four lectures in semiclassical analysis for non. self-adjoint problems with applications to. hydrodynamic instability. Bernard Helffer. Université Paris-Sud. Cime in Cetraro, June 2006. Abstract. Our aim is to show how semi-classical analysis can
  31. DW_review.dvi

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    In spinors, if Ka = ιAoA. ′. then an α-plane distribution is defined by oA′. ,
  32. #"$% &$' (),%-/.#.0.12/ /. 3465879;:<9;=?>A@BC :EDGF)H1: CIJLK 4NMOQPSRGHUT. VW6XZY6[N]_Ya b!c'd6efc'g#cihfj6k?l6emkon0poqsrtciu6vwpoxsyhwktzktqsktro{hfk|efhfd6l_{hfj6c'c}xsrtci/tpoqsd6cehwvfd6yhwd6vfc0kon1pmyiktg#z6qsc 9 ewewcivfgpopoqsrtciu6vZpoxsy
  33. Bar categories and star operations E.J. Beggs & S. ...

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    l1a,b=0. q2ab Ka Kb, ν = u = v = 1l. ... l1m=0. q2 m2. ) l1n,a=0. (q q1)n. [n; q2]!q(l1)(na1). 2/2 En Ka F n ,. where RK is defined in (5). It is also known
  34. SET THEORETIC SOLUTIONS OF THE YANG-BAXTEREQUATION, GRAPHS AND…

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    SET THEORETIC SOLUTIONS OF THE YANG-BAXTEREQUATION, GRAPHS AND COMPUTATIONS. TATIANA GATEVA-IVANOVA AND SHAHN MAJID. Abstract. We extend our recent work on set-theoretic solutions of the Yang-Baxter or braid relations with new results about their
  35. EQUALITY OF LIFSHITZ AND VAN HOVE EXPONENTS ONAMENABLE CAYLEY ...

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    s1λN1. kA(s), where N1. kA is the IDS of the. rescaled adjacency operator 1kA. ... s11kλN1. kA(s) it is clear that Nper(λ) = F(λ/k). Thus it is sufficient to prove.
  36. Multi-symple ti integration of theCamassa-Holm equationDavid Cohen∗…

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    x ka|. For initial time t = 0, the previous expression simplies tou(x, 0) = c. ... Indeed, when the time t tends to ollision time, the energy density (u2 u2x)(x, t) tends towards a Dira , E k δ a2 ka(x)or E k δka(x),
  37. Index theorems for quantum graphs S A Fulling1,2,3, P ...

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    compact quantum graph Γ (acting in Λ0(Γ) and Λ1(Γ) respectively), KK and KA be the. ... 33). Then. index d = Tr KK Tr KA = V E, (34)the Euler characteristic of Γ.
  38. Norms.dvi

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    Then,defining ψ := Skφ and ψ̃(u) := ψ((u/k, 0)), 0 u κ := ka, it holds that. ... A1k,η‖ C (ka)9/10(. 1 |η|k. )1. (5.1). The proof of the theorem is given below.
  39. arX iv:0 711. 0707 v2 [ hep- th] 8 ...

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    aXa dYiYi),. 〈j, Ka〉 = 1Y 2 (X2 Y 2)dXa 2Y 2 Xa(dX. ... 2.22a). Similarly, one obtains (ηacηcb = δa. b). 〈j j, Lab〉 = 2ηcd〈j, Lac〉 〈j, Ldb〉 〈j, Pa〉 〈j, Kb〉 〈j, Pb〉 〈j, Ka〉= 2.
  40. arX iv:0 712. 4278 v1 [ hep- th] 27 ...

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    We write. x =. N. a=1. ǫaeikawikaw. ab. Gab(ka, kb)ǫaǫbei(kakb)wi(kakb)w. where ǫa, a = 1, 2,. ,
  41. 1 THE PML FOR ROUGH SURFACE SCATTERING SIMON N. ...

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    Examining the derivation of (4.2), we see that this approximation is accurate providedk|x1| 1 and k(R′ R) 1; this certainly holds for x SH,A if kA 1 ... Thus, if kAand kA/(kH)2 are large enough then, from (4.2), for x SH,A,.
  42. High frequency scattering by convex curvilinear polygons S. Langdon…

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    It follows from [4, equation (4.5)] that N̂A,λ,q < 1N log(kA/2π)/q.
  43. Limit Operators, Collective Compactness, and the Spectral Theory of…

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    Limit Operators, Collective Compactness,. and the Spectral Theory of Infinite Matrices. Simon N. Chandler-Wilde. Marko Lindner. Author address:. Department of Mathematics, University of Reading, Whiteknights,PO Box 220, Reading RG6 6AX, United
  44. HIGHEST WEIGHT CATEGORIES ARISING FROMKHOVANOV’S DIAGRAM ALGEBRA IV:…

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    So P(λ) V(λ) L(λ). In this setting, the standardmodule V(λ) is often referred to as a Kac module after [Ka]. ... The standard mod-ules are usually called Kac modules in this setting after [Ka] and can be con-structed explicitly as follows.
  45. arXiv:1002.2623v1 [math.PR] 12 Feb 2010

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    Since K H+ {0},we have θHa θ. Ka and p. Ha p. ... Ka , and therefore pg p. Ha by Theorem 5. We pose two questions.
  46. SYNCHRONISATION ON ASTRONOMICAL FORCING MICHEL CRUCIFIX, BERNARD DE…

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    harmonic with a period of 41 ka but it bears periods as long as 1,200 ka. ... solutions at t = 0 when started from a grid of initial conditions at tI = 700 ka.
  47. Rate of convergence to an asymptotic profile for the ...

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    B(x)dx. 1. For any a (0,Bm/BM) there exists Ka > 0 such that. ... x 0 G(x) Ka min{1,x}ea Λ(x). (62). 2. For any δ > 0 there exists Kδ > 0 such that.
  48. arX iv:1 107. 1153 v1 [ mat h.C O] ...

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    d(a1)k(1 P(Ek))(a1). On the other handtf (H, G′k) d. ka/2 for every edgef in G′k and. ... thust(H, G′k) dk(1 P(Ek))d. ka/2. We obtain that1/2 (1 P(Ek))a and thusP(Ek).
  49. Premise Selection for Mathematics by Corpus Analysis and Kernel…

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    arg minA. tr((Y KA)T(Y KA) λATKA. )(12). where tr(A) denotes the trace of the matrix A. ... Taking the derivative withrespect to A leads to:. Atr. ((Y KA)T(Y KA) λATKA. )=
  50. Randomness, Computation and Mathematics Rod Downey? 1 School of ...

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    Löf randomness iff A is useless as a compressor, KA = K.
  51. Hitting probabilities for systems of non-linear stochastic heat…

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    Hitting probabilities for systems of non-linear. stochastic heat equations in spatial dimension k 1. Robert C. Dalang1,4, Davar Khoshnevisan2,5 and Eulalia Nualart3. Abstract. We consider a system of d non-linear stochastic heat equations in spatial

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