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16 Sep 2023: Im(!) =! (!20! 2)2 2!2. (4.24). This is an odd function. ... oscillator, we can now use the explicit form (4.24) to derive.

12 Dec 2023: movement [24].

31 May 2024: They solvedtheir lubrication equations (24)–(32), again by an expansion in a small Deborah numberWe 1, going to the first correction. ... p/. (1. c). p 1. De. H = 21/22. 23/24. Figure 1.

4 Oct 2023: Then, using our previous result (1.24), we have. Tr (1)F eH =X. ... 24 –. Note that we’re not assuming that all critical points of h correspond to true E = 0.

24 Aug 2023: a1.ak. 7! J[a1a2! a3.ak2] (1.1.24). and h : H! H is defined by.

24 Aug 2023: used to prove the following standard theorem:. Theorem 6.24 (Dolbeault’s theorem).

4 Oct 2023: We can compute the Witten index by simply. summing over the critical points X, just as we did in (1.24).

15 Jul 2023: 24/37. 𝐴 𝑚𝑁 modality,𝑚 < 𝑁 , 𝑆 = 𝑦𝑘 𝑘=1𝑅 samples. ... 24] Colbrook, Matthew J. "Computing semigroups with error control." SIAM Journal on Numerical Analysis 60.1 (2022): 396-422.

10 Jun 2024: Received 10 October 2023; revised 27 December 2023; accepted 24 February 2024). ... F(Z, ζ ) = 13ζ. Z0. H(Z̃) dZ̃. (3.25). We note that solutions (3.24) satisfy the matching conditions between theinner and outer regions.

12 Jun 2024: 1.3.3 An Application: Work and Potential Energy 24. 1.3.4 A Subtlety 25. ... 24 –. We learn that a conservative force, one that can be written as (1.18), has a conserved.