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UT vacuum is an exact solution to Einstein's | equations, a model universe formulated in the framewor |
Gauss's law is one of Maxwell's | equations, a set of four laws governing electromagneti |
require solution of a large system of linear | equations; accomplished by sparse matrix techniques. |
Einstein's | equations admit gravity wave-like solutions. |
Tyler Dual Enrollment courses (Differential | Equations, Advanced Mathematical Modeling, Linear Alge |
lready appeared in his book of 1678: some of | equations after elimination are the same as resultant. |
Logic analysis evaluates the | equations, algorithms, and control logic of the softwa |
important to realize that the Einstein field | equations alone are not enough to determine the evolut |
f active filters or represented with digital | equations, an analog ear can incorporate nonlinearitie |
especially in the fields of the differential | equations and physics. |
of formal analogies between Maxwell's field | equations and an approximation, valid under certain co |
with Helge Holden: Soliton | Equations and their Algebro-Geometric Solutions, Bd.1 |
stence of solutions of ordinary differential | equations, and is used in one proof of the inverse fun |
atician working in the field of differential | equations and mathematical physics. |
nonlinear programming, systems of nonlinear | equations and inequalities, and nonlinear least square |
e relations by rephrasing them as difference | equations, and then solving the difference equation, a |
ially the numerical solution of differential | equations and numerical methods for scientific computi |
Soliton | equations and Hamiltonian systems. |
He worked both on ordinary differential | equations and on partial differential equations studyi |
They satisfy certain partial differential | equations, and can also be given in terms of Euler-typ |
Differential | equations and optimization in financial markets |
h respect to the field should give the field | equations and varying with respect to the metric shoul |
n known for his work in partial differential | equations and Riemannian geometry, in particular contr |
t also made fun of prevalent socio-political | equations and prejudices of the region. |
The Cold | Equations and Other Stories (2003) |
MathMagic is known for its DTP quality | equations and widely used by Adobe InDesign and QuarkX |
rallel library for solving systems of linear | equations and standard eigenvalue problems with real s |
t-of-state firms, calculates pay v. benefits | equations and categorizes acquisitions by the state an |
of nonlinear parabolic partial differential | equations, and to singularity theory. |
l contributions in the study of differential | equations and to rational mechanics, notably the Hamil |
umerical analysis of stochastic differential | equations, and to quantitative finance. |
n Classical General Relativity: II Evolution | Equations and a Conjecture of K P Tod, in Proceedings |
He also wrote about differential | equations and probability. |
colaus worked mostly on curves, differential | equations, and probability. |
is a unit inconsistency between the main GEM | equations and the example of a rotating object,check f |
the theory of nonlinear partial differential | equations, and received the Fields Medal for his mathe |
drive the shape of a design by mathematical | equations and relationships. |
eory and some variant solutions of Maxwell's | equations and was conceived in the Soviet Union by a g |
nced algorithms use the full Knott-Zoeppritz | equations and there is full allowance for amplitude an |
finite integration, solution of differential | equations, and other higher-order mathematical questio |
ive shock-capturing scheme for solving Euler | equations and other hyperbolic equations which occur i |
mputes a numerical solution to the governing | equations, and writes user-specified output data to fi |
This is a set of coupled | equations and since we expect the solutions to be osci |
la for anyone direction, leading to Integral | equations and to Neumann's inverse boundary problem of |
udents are better equipped to understand the | equations and formulas of physics, and to make connect |
hyperbolic and singular partial differential | equations and asymptotics. |
he story of modern India - of changing caste | equations and a realization of this reality among the |
mework for numerical optimization, nonlinear | equations and systems of them. |
K can be seen as the successor to the linear | equations and linear least-squares routines of LINPACK |
pectively the Faddeev and Faddeev-Yakubovsky | equations) and are thus sometimes separately classifie |
ution of appropriate systems of differential | equations, and assuming asymptotic flatness provides b |
ted also to analysis of partial differential | equations and differential geometry. |
Yungui Gong and Anzhong Wang, The Friedmann | equations and thermodynamics of apparent horizons, Phy |
w local time scales occur, and how the field | equations and conservation laws are generated by simpl |
stochastic analysis, stochastic differential | equations and geometric analysis. |
In particular, his Differential | Equations and the Calculus of Finite Differences (1839 |
n approximation method, partial differential | equations and thus fluid dynamic problems can be solve |
Consequently, many partial differential | equations and variational problems are defined on Lips |
his contribution to non-linear differential | equations and their applications in industry. |
Through mathematical | equations and computing power EPDs can be generated fo |
atician specialising in partial differential | equations and ill-posed problems. |
hosen plaintexts can be used to simplify the | equations and optimize the attack. |
stochastic ordinary and partial differential | equations and applications, particularly to physics, b |
e primary areas of research are Differential | Equations, Applied Analysis, Variational and Control T |
The same | equations apply to other wave based sensors, such as r |
thematics: ordinary and partial differential | equations, approximation theory, geometric numerical i |
his overlooks the fact that the Raychaudhuri | equations are still nonlocal. |
These | equations are important for the understanding of the b |
Such | equations are called relativistic wave equations. |
al and the collisional terms of the momentum | equations are zero, and the only terms left in the equ |
Its Euler-Lagrange | equations are |
All | equations are normal-ordered. |
These field | equations are manifestly covariant, i.e. there is no p |
The Boussinesq | equations are applicable to surface waves on thicker l |
The pair of | equations are coupled because the Fock matrix elements |
The parameters in the above | equations are |
Therefore the above | equations are combined. |
The Einstein field | equations are a set of 10 simultaneous, non-linear, di |
If the right-hand sides of his | equations are multiplied by γ they are the modern Lore |
All such | equations are based on differentials, which assume a c |
In general relativity, the Papapetrou-Dixon | equations are the equations of motion of a possibly sp |
The Rabinovich-Fabrikant | equations are a set of three coupled ordinary differen |
s the manifold has dimension n, the geodesic | equations are a system of n ordinary differential equa |
The solutions of the field | equations are the components of the metric tensor of s |
It argues that differential | equations are more suited to modelling cognition than |
pproximation these solutions of the Einstein | equations are known as the Lienard-Wiechert gravitatio |
These matrix | equations are applicable either to prism pulse compres |
The numerators of these | equations are rounded to two decimal places. |
The Kohn-Sham | equations are named after Walter Kohn and Lu Jeu Sham, |
The Kohn-Sham | equations are found by varying the total energy expres |
In the BSSN formalism, the ADM | equations are modified by introducing auxiliary variab |
The DGLAP QCD evolution | equations are widely used in global determinations of |
iting before a narrowing step is applied and | equations are rejected if the two sides have different |
that the scalar, vector and tensor evolution | equations are decoupled. |
es: in the former, methods from differential | equations are utilized, whereas in the latter the meth |
semble, or modal realism, and say that those | equations are not unique. |
Many basic solutions of the Einstein field | equations are warped geometries, for example the Schwa |
ensional variables and coordinates, the Dean | equations are then |
Industrial Management Problems with Lots of | Equations") that took coded equations as symbolic inpu |
s can also be modeled with integrodifference | equations, as long as the organism has non-overlapping |
Eliminating Φ, we get exactly the same | equations as before. |
The mass-balance | equations assume the simpler form. |
analysis (MNA) to form the system of circuit | equations, ASTAP instead used sparse tableau formulati |
or of the Numerical Analysis of Differential | Equations at the University of Cambridge and a member |
trary n-by-m matrix by applying it to normal | equations ATA and right-hand side vector ATb, since AT |
Geometria, a collection of | equations based on the first chapter of Metrica. |
rficial velocity is used in many engineering | equations because it is the value which is usually rea |
then the above | equations become |
at closely resemble the partial differential | equations being solved. |
amined a large class of partial differential | equations, both linear and non-linear, and especially |
The scribes did not record any formulas or | equations, but scholars do give representations using |
studying exact solutions of Einstein's field | equations, but strictly speaking the classification is |
lia into revealing his solution to the cubic | equations, by promising not to publish them. |
This allows us to simplify the Navier-Stokes | equations by substituting in the sum of the steady com |
uation can be derived from the Navier-Stokes | equations by considering only the buoyancy force and d |
d in the 1930s for solving systems of linear | equations by hand. |
logue calculating machines seek solutions to | equations by translating them into physical phenomena. |
tain materials such as gallium arsenide, the | equations can be analyzed by the methods of degenerate |
This effect, as modeled via Maxwell's field | equations, can be thought of as the electromagnetic la |
When the geodesic | equations can be separated into terms containing only |
These two | equations can be viewed as state space equations and l |
Equations can be rendered into pictures or transformed | |
3 dimensionless first order | equations can define the shape factor |
This shows that the nonlinear field | equations can show us more, or rather limit us more, t |
e coordinate values (L, j, g), which through | equations can be derived from the CIE XYZ 1964 tristim |
This set of simultaneous | equations can be solved to find concentrations of each |
, and the number of first-order differential | equations cannot exceed 30. |
He has taught courses on Differential | Equations, Complex Methods, Supersymmetry and Extra Di |
The charge carrier densities enters | equations concerning the electrical conductivity and r |
The | equations concerning viscoelastic properties assume pl |
With superstrings the | equations contain not only the 10D space-time coordina |
main benefit is that the gain and covariance | equations converge to constant values on a much bigger |
It is possible to set up | equations correlating direct quantitative structure ac |
Each four-dimensional solution [to Maxwell's | equations] could then be inverted in a four-dimensiona |
escent in the theory of partial differential | equations, culminating in his seminal book on the subj |
'reduced groups' obtained by performing the | equations defining the group arithmetic modulo the unk |
Einstein field | equations: describe interaction of matter with the gra |
The four re-formulated Maxwell's | equations describe the nature of static and moving ele |
In seismology, the Zoeppritz | equations describe how seismic waves are transmitted a |
These | equations described physical relationships in a precis |
or deriving exact solutions to the nonlinear | equations describing these solitons and for associated |
be able to buy T-shirts on which are printed | equations describing the unified laws of our universes |
With MIMIC, ordinary differential | equations describing mathematical models in several sc |
As Einstein's field | equations determine the geometry of spacetime, it shou |
ast, The Art of Electronics contains tables, | equations, diagrams, and other material practitioners |
ns in complementarity problems, differential | equations, differential inclusions and dynamical syste |
as extended to provide explicit second order | equations directly applicable to the design of prismat |
reducing physics to a set of abstract field | equations divorced from a mechanical model. |
ons and has been largely superseded by other | equations due to Fuoss and Onsager, 1932 and 1957 and |
ltiple inheritance), pattern-matching modulo | equations, E-strategies (user control over laziness), |
ranks 3,600+ built-in frequently encountered | equations enabling users to easily find the ideal mode |
sian elimination for large sparse systems of | equations, especially those arising from the finite el |
e model will change or not, according to the | equations established to govern those relationships. |
All the particle | equations except the Breit, the Yang-Mills, Yang-Mills |
In 1883, following from Maxwell's | equations, FitzGerald suggested a device for producing |
, quantum field theory, partial differential | equations, fluid dynamics, scientific computing, the m |
e an approximation to the full Navier-Stokes | equations for the steady axially uniform flow of a New |
ticular on the formulation of formally exact | equations for three-body scattering and bound state sc |
Conservation | equations for the flow of each species (perhaps with t |
rdon and the self-induced transparency (SIT) | equations for their multi-soliton solutions and gone o |
equation is derived by solving the Einstein | equations for a general time-invariant, spherically sy |
Solving | equations for a certain variable. |
te separately, he developed the mathematical | equations for the operation of myosin "cross-bridges" |
Then Maxwell's | equations for original and perturbed cavities can be u |
ven after experiments showed that Einstein's | equations for the photoelectric effect were accurate, |
ogrammer to compute needed solutions to some | equations, for a Harvard Business Review paper he was |
ictions of behavior different from Maxwell's | equations for light propagation in classical physics. |
J.M. and J.W. Hardin, Generalized Estimating | Equations for Longitudinal Panel Analysis in S. Menard |
The rate | equations for autocatalytic reactions are fundamentall |
ollowed naturally from James Clerk Maxwell's | equations for electromagnetic behavior and, more gener |
Dynamic Energy Budget theory to convert the | equations for isomorphs to that for organisms that cha |
orebulge is predicted by the solution to the | equations for the flexure of a thin elastic beam or pl |
sumption, and more complicated heat transfer | equations for "transient heat conduction" will be requ |
-energy tensor, the EFE are understood to be | equations for the metric tensor gμν, as both the Ricci |
A history of the subject, and more detailed | equations for g can be found in Khan. |
interest, a GCM must solve all the primitive | equations for the atmosphere; but a CTM will be expect |
ian interpolation, all to solve differential | equations for astronomical applications. |
Thus, the system of | equations for the time evolution of the degrees ki acc |
Einstein tensor occurs in the Einstein field | equations for gravitation describing spacetime curvatu |
By using the following basic | equations for entropy and Helmholtz free energy, we ca |
He also established | equations for the sides and diagonal of Cyclic Quadril |
climate models discretise and solve the full | equations for mass and energy transfer and radiant exc |
hwarzschild solves the Einstein vacuum field | equations for uncharged spherically-symmetric non-rota |
cians have developed formulas and recurrence | equations for computing these numbers and related sequ |
Introducing the | equations for [HA] and [A−] into the equation for [H+] |
Rules: | equations, formulas, function calls which may include |
The Zoeppritz | equations, formulated by the German geophysicist Karl |
(almanac) makers still use the formulae and | equations found in the Surya Siddhanta to compile and |
submanifolds in Rn and constructing soliton | equations from special submanifolds. |
uch that the formation of the Euler-Lagrange | equations from it recovers the required equations. |
The above | equations give the radii of the Moon and Sun entirely |
first-order differential | equations given as 1-forms) were in general use; by th |
into a text editor which allows you to save | equations, graphs, tables, spreadsheets, and text onto |
theoretical basis and the applicable Solomon | equations had already been published by Ionel Solomon |
Technically, that means certain differential | equations have no nonzero solutions.) |
r an algorithm to decide whether Diophantine | equations have a solution. |
Moreover these | equations have real rather than imaginary roots, so in |
The above | equations have ignored the influence of the spectral l |
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