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  2. SET THEORETIC SOLUTIONS OF THE YANG-BAXTEREQUATION, GRAPHS AND…

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    4 TATIANA GATEVA-IVANOVA AND SHAHN MAJID. Proposition 1.12. [GIM, Proposition 2.24] Let (X,r) be a quadratic set. ... 24. Example 2.5. Let (X,r) be the nondegenerate involutive square-free solution with.
  3. 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. ... Mathematical Institute, University of Oxford, 24–29 St Giles, Oxford, OX1 3LB,United Kingdom.
  4. 1 Getting the most out of maths: How to ...

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    School of Mathematical Sciences, University of Southampton 7 School of Computing Science, University of Glasgow 8 Mathematical Institute, University of Oxford 9 Big Data Institute, Li Ka Shing Centre for Health ... analyses, often within 24-48 hours,
  5. Commentary on the use of thereproduction number R during ...

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    T Déirdre Hollingsworth13, Valerie Isham14, Eben Kenah15, Denis Mollison16,Jasmina Panovska-Griffiths17, 18, Lorenzo Pellis19, 20, Michael G Roberts21, Gianpaolo ScaliaTomba22, Robin N Thompson23,24, Pieter Trapman25. ... 24]. In addition, there is
  6. UMMAP7.dvi

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    1. 5 Towards an infinite-dimensional Implicit Function Theorem 23. 6 Polynomials in additive operators 24. ... KA], [KU4]). These polynomials are defined suchthat the following Taylor expansion holds in arbitrary characteristic:.
  7. Towards a General Theory of Extremes for Observables of ...

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    24). We derive the following expression using repeatedly thedistributional relation x d/dx[Θ(x)] = 0:. ... dτ 〈Xk(x)kA(x(τ)δ (A(x(τ) T)〉0. =. dτ〈Xk(x)kxi(τ)xi(t)A(x(t)). δ (A(x(τ) T)〉0(33). where δ
  8. Randomness, Computation and Mathematics Rod Downey? 1 School of ...

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    al. [24] where, amongst otherthings, it is proven that a set X is enumerable from a set of oracles of positivemeasure iff X is computably enumerable. ... probability, Transactions of the American Mathematical Society, 363 (2011),5577-5604. 24. K.
  9. FIELD THEORY FOR MULTI-PARTICLE SYSTEM TIAN MA AND SHOUHONG ...

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    Atomic Spectrum 21References 24. 1. Introduction. Classical quantum dynamic equations describe single or a few particle systems.The existing model for a multi-particle system is non-relativistic and is based ... 24 MA AND WANG. and Knl 2(2l 1). Then the
  10. arX iv:2 310. 0945 6v1 [he p-th ] 1 ...

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    Vafa in their fundamental work on Mirror Symmetry as a T-duality [24]. ... 4.24). Then, the new vacua equation is:. e. 2. ((t)yaZa. )2+.
  11. 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.

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