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26 Jul 2013: Received 24 May 2002; accepted 17 December 2002; published online 30 June 2003. ... ¤ and compute a matrix F with components fij = cij =( i ¤j ).The minimal-energy stabilizing feedback controller is then given by u = KÀ , whereK = B ¤ F ¡1.

29 Dec 2023: Z(1.24). If we make a measurement described by an operator Ô, then the probability that wefind ourselves in the eigenstate |ϕ⟩ is given by.

2 Sep 2012: solution to (24) subject to the boundary conditions is(Carslaw and Jaeger, 1959). ... computations. Fig. 2. The radial distribution function R0(r) for the parameter valuesP 1, N 8 , and Q 24.

10 Feb 2023: 2.23 and comments after. Remark 2.24) Let γ1 and γ2 be future pointing causal curves from a to b and from b to c.

2 Sep 2012: We obtain ‘p 103 m, a value consistentwith the known range [13,14,24]. ... J. Hinch, J. Fluid Mech. 75,765 (1976). [24] H. Isambert et al., J.

25 Jan 2007: N M Mt 2ik2[σ3, M ] kA(x, t)M B(x, t)M. (4.3.13). ... iqt qxx 2rq2 = 0irt rxx 2r2q = 0. (4.3.24). The reduction r = σq̄, σ = 1, yields the celebrated NLS equation (1.2).

2 Oct 2016: KL ::::: - ( 1 /24)[2 (rods, length I), = - ( 1/3)c2 (disks, radius c). ... p = -kT[C-C'],. which gives the following when substituted into (24) and (27):.

30 Nov 2015: φ|Rn{0} = 0 , tφ|Rn{0} = 0 and lim|x|. φ = 0 , (10.24). ... From (8.43) we have that. F1[sin ka] = i2(δ(x a) δ(x a)) (10.32).

8 Jul 2009: This should be compared withLube et al.’s (2005) results who found for a > 1.15 a similar dependence with a:h/r0 = ka. ... 2 a1.02r30. In both geometries, the final slope at the front is much lower than the slope thatwould be given by an internal angle

24 Dec 2014: Emacs Lisp List. Last updated: Wed Dec 24 11:36:00 2014. 1270 entries. ... Sat 24 Jun 2006. Update ell.el to point to ELL at Cambridge.

4 Mar 2016: ux0 þ rðtÞ; t uðx0; tÞþ rðtÞu xðx0; tÞ: (24). As the velocity field, the distance x and the displacement rare made dimensionless using n0x, k.

10 Nov 2017: These range over geometry in the study of hyper-Kähler manifolds[14,19–23], conformal, Cauchy–Riemann CR and projective structures [24–36], exoticholonomy [37–40], in representation theory [12,41], ... See [41] for details of these constructions,

3 Apr 2018: with (2.17).Finally, equation (2.24) is satisfied upon eliminating fww in the sameway and using w. ( ... 24. motion of N-vortices. There are several ways to obtain the metric forboth flat and curved backgrounds [46, 16].

3 Apr 2018: h7), (2.23). Magnus–Lanczos methods with simplified commutators 15. where. ϕ1(h,ζ,ξ) = h2 4hξ 2ζξ, (2.24).

27 Nov 2007: Instead, one uses a space oftempered distributions). 24. Example 6.1.2 H = L2(Rn) (where n = 1, 2, 3 are important cases) is a space of complex-valued functions such ... Ĥ =. 3j=1 P̂. 2j. 2m+ V (X̂j) =. 2. 2m2 V (xj) (6.24).

3 Oct 2017: ζ0. ψ(h,ζ,ξ) dξ dζ = 0, (2.24). lending an extra power of h to terms featuring Λ [ψ]a,b(h).

30 Jul 2014: Funding: See page 14. Received: 11 March 2014Accepted: 24 June 2014Published: 29 July 2014.

22 Aug 2019: 22. 2.4.1 Simple waves. 22. 2.4.2 Generic form. 24. 2.4.3 Wave steepening. ... c0= ka 1 ,. a ‘small’ sphere to be one such that a 2πc0ω. ,

2 Sep 2012: Phys Rev Lett103:1981103. 15. Guasto JS, Johnson KA, Gollub JP (2010) Oscillatory flows induced by microorganismsswimming in two dimensions. ... Phys Rev Lett 105:188101. 24. Oliver JK, Willis BL (1987) Coral-spawn slicks in the great barrier reef:

17 Apr 2021: Z(1.24). If we make a measurement described by an operator Ô, then the probability that wefind ourselves in the eigenstate |φ〉 is given by.