Mean Field Variational Bayes for Continuous Sparse SignalShrinkage: Pitfalls ...

Firstly, MFVB can possess pitfalls when applied naı̈vely –that is, when using natural auxiliary variable representations of continuous sparse signaldistributions. ... Again we consider MFVB approximation of the joint posterior density function of
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Objects Arranged Randomly in Space: an Accessible Theory Richard ...

For the most part it is natural to think of objects as ‘connected’ in a topological sense,. ... common 3-dimensional solid bodies. The integral of κ1κ2, the product of principal curvatures at Q, over D (with due.
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TOPOLOGY OF EIGENSPACE POSETS FOR IMPRIMITIVE REFLECTION GROUPS JUSTIN ...

zero entries are complex r-th roots of unity such that the product of thenon-zero entries is an r. ... lows by the argument preceeding Lemma 3.20 that the cycle-product ωk.
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HIGHEST-WEIGHT THEORY FOR TRUNCATED CURRENT LIEALGEBRAS BENJAMIN J. WILSON ...

be the product of the diagonal entries, viz.,. (4.5) (h(α1) t1)4(h(α2) t. ... N }. Consider L as a subset of the ordered Cartesian product of copies.
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Asymptotic entropy of random walks on Fuchsian buildings and ...

free products of graphs. ... It is easy to check that the Cannon automaton A(W,S), equipped with the natural labellinginduced from the labels on the edges, is an automatic structure for (W,S) with
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COUNTING OVERLATTICES FOR POLYHEDRAL COMPLEXES SEONHEE LIM AND ANNE ...

1. 2 SEONHEE LIM AND ANNE THOMAS. lattices Γ < Aut(X), where X is the product of two regular trees, for which thegrowth of uΓ(n) is trivial). ... sT ′s 6=t. Gs G. sTs 6=t. Gs. is the natural inclusion.
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Representation theory through the lens of categorical actions: part IV

For generic λ, this gives acategorification of Nakajima’s geometric construction of tensor products:. ... A tensor product action is one that only weights “new” edges to 0.
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Rigorous justification of the Whitham modulation equations for equations ...

nϕn(t). So by Parseval’s theorem (with the standard L2[0, 2π) inner product) we have. ... Global bifurcation for the Whitham equation. MathematicalModelling of Natural Phenomena, 8(5):13–30, 2013.
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Casimir elements and center at the critical levelfor Takiff ...

The next theorem shows that a natural extension of the Feigin–Frenkeltheorem [6] holds for the Lie algebra g with > 1; that is, the center z(ĝ) is an algebra ofpolynomials. ... Math. Soc. 86 (2009), 1–15. [5] H. S. M. Coxeter, The product of the
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