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    Non-geometric Convergence of the Classical Alternating Schwarz Method

    In error form, the alternating Schwarz method for the solution to (1) is

    Gabriele Ciaramella, Richard M. Höfer in Domain Decomposition Methods in Science an… (2020)

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    V.N. Sudakov’s Work on Expected Suprema of Gaussian Processes

    It is noted that the late Volodya N. Sudakov (1934–2016) first published a statement in 1973 and proof in 1976 that the expected supremum of a centered Gaussian process is bounded above by a constant times a m...

    Richard M. Dudley in High Dimensional Probability VII (2016)

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    A Parametric Study of Mixing in a Granular Flow a Biaxial Spherical Tumbler

    We report on a computational parameter space study of mixing protocols for a half-full biaxial spherical granular tumbler. The quality of mixing is quantified via the intensity of segregation (concentration va...

    Ivan C. Christov, Richard M. Lueptow, Julio M. Ottino in Dynamical Systems: Modelling (2016)

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    Computation Versus Formulae for Norms of Elementary Operators

    A long-standing problem was to find a formula for the norm of an elementary operator acting on a C*-algebra (or a matrix algebra). As with the best problems, the problem was quick to explain, although there was n...

    Richard M. Timoney in Elementary Operators and Their Applications (2011)

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    Numerical Simulation of Electric Field Gradient Focusing and Separation of Analytes in Microchannels with Embedded Bipolar Electrode

    A new method for simultaneously concentrating and separating analytes in a microfluidic channel with embedded floating electrode is proposed. The complex interplay of electrophoretic, electroosmotic, bulk conv...

    D. Hlushkou, U. Tallarek, Richard M. Crooks in High Performance Computing in Science and … (2010)

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    Context-Sensitive Decision Problems in Groups

    There already exist classifications of those groups which have regular, context-free or recursively enumerable word problem. The only remaining step in the Chomsky hierarchy is to consider those groups with a ...

    Stephen R. Lakin, Richard M. Thomas in Developments in Language Theory (2005)

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    The Role of Experimental Algorithms in Genomics

    Biology has become a computational science. In their efforts to understand the functioning of cells at a molecular level, biologists make use of a growing array of databases that codify knowledge about genomes...

    Richard M. Karp in Experimental and Efficient Algorithms (2004)

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    Flat systems: open problems, infinite dimensional extension, symmetries and catalog

    This chapter is devoted to open problems and new perspectives on flat systems, including developments on symmetries and distributed parameters systems based on examples of physical interest. It contains a repr...

    Philippe Martin, Richard M. Murray in Advances in the control of nonlinear syste… (2001)

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    Flat systems, equivalence and feedback

    Flat systems, an important subclass of nonlinear control systems introduced via differential-algebraic methods, are defined in a differential geometric framework. We utilize the infinite dimensional geometry deve...

    Philippe Martin, Richard M. Murray in Advances in the control of nonlinear syste… (2001)

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    Consistency of M-Estimators and One-Sided Bracketing

    Some facts in empirical process theory are based on brackets of functions, defined by [f, h] := g : f ≤ g ≤ h. For minimization problems arising in M-estimation it is shown that one can use one-sided brackets [f,...

    Richard M. Dudley in High Dimensional Probability (1998)

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    The Sensitivity Analysis of “Inexact” Multicriteria Decisions

    We elaborate a view of sensitivity analysis as a decision analysis activity. Our two main results concern: 1) a formal concept of “inexact” riskless preference; and 2) illustrative mathematical optimization pr...

    Mitchell S. Robinson, Richard M. Soland in Multiple Criteria Decision Making (1997)

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    Variational theory for the total scalar curvature functional for riemannian metrics and related topics

    Richard M. Schoen in Topics in Calculus of Variations (1989)

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    Geometer: A theorem prover for algebraic geometry

    David A. Cyrluk, Richard M. Harris in 9th International Conference on Automated … (1988)

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    Brownian motion on hypersurfaces and computer simulation

    Richard M. Durran, Aubrey Truman in Stochastic Mechanics and Stochastic Processes (1988)

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    Slepian's inequality and commuting semigroups

    Richard M. Dudley, Daniel W. Stroock in Séminaire de Probabilités XXI (1987)

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    An Algorithm for Reconstruction of Count Rate Curves from Total Counts

    Dynamic studies with radioactive tracers require measurements of instantaneous tracer activity X(t) as a function of time; this is usually done either with a counter set for a sequence of short intervals of ti...

    Aldo Rescigno, Richard M. Lambrecht in Mathematics in Biology and Medicine (1985)

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    Analytic Aspects of the Harmonic Map Problem

    A fundamental nonlinear object in differential geometry is a map between manifolds. If the manifolds have Riemannian metrics, then it is natural to choose representaives for maps which respect the metric struc...

    Richard M. Schoen in Seminar on Nonlinear Partial Differential Equations (1984)

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    Mathematical Methods in The Formulation of Pharmacokinetic Models

    The first quantitative analysis in pharmacokinetics was made by Widmark (1), who studied both theoretically and experimentally the kinetics of distribution of several narcotics, in particlar acetone. He studie...

    Aldo Rescigno, Richard M. Lambrecht in Tracer Kinetics and Physiologic Modeling (1983)

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    Two examples concerning uniform convergence of measures w.r.t. balls in Banach spaces

    Two examples show that certain uniform convergence properties related to the Glivenko-Cantelli theorem — properties which are known to hold in Euclidean spaces — need not hold in general Banach spaces.

    Flemming Topsøe, Richard M. Dudley in Empirical Distributions and Processes (1976)

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    Compact polynomials and compact differentiable map**s between Banach spaces

    Richard M. Aron in Séminaire Pierre Lelong (Analyse) Année 1974/75 (1976)

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