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  2. Highly specific protein-protein interactions, evolution and negative…

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    324 399-407. [18] Alberts B, Bray D, Lewis J, Raff M, Roberts K and Watson JD 1994 Molecular Biology Of The Cell.
  3. tjjwz20.dvi

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    Part of the results presented in this section can be foundin Watson [Wat03].
  4. revised_nm.dvi

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    Numerische Mathematik manuscript No.(will be inserted by the editor). V. Domı́nguez I.G. Graham V.P. Smyshlyaev. A hybrid numerical-asymptotic boundary integralmethod for high-frequency acoustic scattering. Received: date / Revised: date. Abstract
  5. INVERSE SPECTRAL AND SCATTERING THEORYFOR THE HALF-LINE LEFT DEFINITE …

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    INVERSE SPECTRAL AND SCATTERING THEORYFOR THE HALF-LINE LEFT DEFINITE. STURM-LIOUVILLE PROBLEM. C. BENNEWITZ, B. M. BROWN, R. WEIKARD. 1. Introduction. Standard Sturm-Liouville theory deals with the eigenvalue problem. (1.1) (pu′)′ qu =
  6. WAVE-NUMBER-EXPLICIT BOUNDS IN TIME-HARMONICSCATTERING ∗ SIMON N.…

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    WAVE-NUMBER-EXPLICIT BOUNDS IN TIME-HARMONICSCATTERING. SIMON N. CHANDLER-WILDE † AND PETER MONK ‡. Abstract. In this paper we consider the problem of scattering of time-harmonic acoustic wavesby a bounded sound soft obstacle in two and three
  7. Norms.dvi

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    Condition Number Estimates forCombined Potential Boundary Integral. Operators in Acoustic Scattering. Simon N. Chandler-Wilde‡, Ivan G. Graham‡†,. Stephen Langdon‡, and Marko Lindner‡. Dedicated to Rainer Kress on the occasion of his 65th
  8. Sparse random graphs with clustering Béla Bollobás∗†‡ Svante…

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    It is tempting to think that the result is‘obvious’, and indeed that a corresponding result should hold for any Galton–Watson process. ... Consider the ‘forward process’ given by ignoring backward children.This is simply a Poisson
  9. JOURNAL OF GEOMETRIC MECHANICS doi:10.3934/jgm.2009.1.xxc©American…

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    JOURNAL OF GEOMETRIC MECHANICS doi:10.3934/jgm.2009.1.xxcAmerican Institute of Mathematical SciencesVolume 1, Number 1, March 2009 pp. 1–XX. THREE-DIMENSIONAL DISCRETE SYSTEMS OF. HIROTA-KIMURA TYPE. AND DEFORMED LIE-POISSON ALGEBRAS. Andrew N. W.
  10. ELLIPTIC SOLUTIONS OF ABS LATTICE EQUATIONS FRANK W NIJHOFF ...

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    ELLIPTIC SOLUTIONS OF ABS LATTICE EQUATIONS. FRANK W NIJHOFF AND JAMES ATKINSON. Abstract. Elliptic N -soliton-type solutions, i.e. solutions emerging from the application ofN consecutive Bäcklund transformations to an elliptic seed solution, are
  11. TRANSVERSAL MULTILINEAR RADON-LIKE TRANSFORMS: LOCAL AND GLOBAL…

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    Amer. Math. Soc.16 (2003), 605–638. Jonathan Bennett, Neal Bez and Susana Gutiérrez, School of Mathematics, The Watson.

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