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  2. 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). ... 24. 2. )i2δρ , (14). where ρ̃0 = ρ0v0 and. α = m0v0u(1) m0v0u0lm/π , (15)β = m0v0u(0) =
  3. 1 THE PML FOR ROUGH SURFACE SCATTERING SIMON N. ...

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    Thus, if kAand kA/(kH)2 are large enough then, from (4.2), for x SH,A,. ... A := 2θ1 log B,(4.25). we see that, for k|L̃| 1, both (4.22) and (4.24) are satisfied and, moreover kA 1 and kA (kH)2.Thus we
  4. NI12089-TOD The tight knot spectrum in QCD Roman V. ...

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    R(z) = R(0) R1 (R21 z2)1/2, (24). where. zm z zm, zm = [R21 R2(0)]1/2; (25). ... a factor of 24/ε(31)larger than the value we quote in the table, i.e.,.
  5. FINAL.PDF

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    identified, making for three very exciting weeks. Programme 37: Singularity Theory (24 July - 22 December 2000). ... Professor J Brindley University of Leeds. Professor KA Brown University of GlasgowProfessor EB Davies FRS Kings College London.
  6. HOMOGENIZATION OF NONSTATIONARY SCHR�ODINGER TYPE EQUATIONS WITH…

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    E(t,τ) = ieiτA(t). 16j,l6p: j 6=lJjl(t,τ), (3.24). Jjl(t,τ) = t3. τ0. ... MeiτA(t)M1P̂ M0eiτt2M0ŜM0M10 P̂‖. 6 ‖M‖2‖M1‖2‖eiτA(t)P eiτt2SPP‖,(5.13). 24 T. A. SUSLINA. ‖eiτA(t)P eiτt2SPP‖.
  7. 0304 FINAL.qxd

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    16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 24. 30. 35. 43. 49. Director’s Foreword. ... Part I of the reportwas published as Volume 24, Issue 3 (May 2004)of the journal and Part II as Volume 24, Issue 4(July 2004).
  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. Classifying spaces of finite groups of tame representation type ...

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    24. CHAPTER 2. The dihedral case. 2.1. Introduction. In this chapter, we discuss the case of finite groups with dihedral Sylow 2-subgroups.The A structure on the cohomology of
  10. Limit Operators, Collective Compactness, and the Spectral Theory of…

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    Limit operators do not appear explicitly in [13], or in generalisations of thiswork to multidimensional cases [20, 23], to more general classes of kernels [24],to other functions spaces (Lp(R), ... of approximation methods in a series of papers bythe
  11. MEASURES AND FIBERS PIOTR BORODULIN-NADZIEJA Abstract. We study…

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    So, the mapping f : KA Stone(C) given by f(x) = x|C is a continuous mapping into 2ω. ... We will show that KA hasscattered fibers (see also [Tod00, Claim 4, Theorem 8.4]).

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