Cantor-winning sets and their applications Dzmitry Badziahin, Stephen Harrap ...

Finally, note that we use the convention that the product term in (13) is onewhen ‘k = 0’. ... It is therefore natural to ask if andhow these two concepts are compatible.
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ON BRAUER GROUPS OF DOUBLE COVERS OF RULED SURFACES ...

13. Proof. — The composition inf φ : BrC Br k(C) is the natural inclusion. ... To see this, recall that the the cup product onH1(K, J [2]) is nondegenerate (see [Tat63, 2]).
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of the form wj = vj gj, where gj is the sum of products of adx-eigenvectors bi p,. ... 20. Furthermore, let P̃ V(o2n1) be the image of pr(P ) under the natural epimorphism.
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COMULTIPLICATION RULES FOR THE DOUBLE SCHUR FUNCTIONS AND CAUCHY ...

COMULTIPLICATION RULES 3. natural combinatorics of polynomials into the structure theory of Λ(x ||a). ... written as the product of two polynomials. More precisely, suppose that the diagram.
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LARGE DEVIATIONS AND TRANSITIONS BETWEEN EQUILIBRIA FOR STOCHASTIC LANDAU-LIFSHITZ-GILBERT ...

1.1. Notations. The inner product of vectors x, y R3 will be denoted by x y and |x| willdenote the Euclidean norm of x. ... F = (Ft)t[0,T ] is the P-completion of the natural filtration F0 =(F 0t)t[0,T ] generated by W.
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It gives a fluffy texture to a lot of the baked products we might eat, like bread, pastries and cakes," Dr Harnett explained. ... This could explain why these people don’t test positive for coeliac disease and can have inconsistent reactions to
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Combinatorial bases for covariant representations of the Lie superalgebra ...

They occur asirreducible components of the tensor powers of the natural (m+ n)-dimensional represen-. ... 17. Now calculate λm1(u) by (4.1). The part of the product.
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On spurious detection of linear response and misuse of ...

1. 2f ′′(c). n. i=1. f ′(ci). 1. 2. (20). For large n the product in (20) is asymptotically αn, where 1 < α < 2denotes the Lyapunov multiplier, hence the magnitude ... and their rapid dis-placement under perturbation. It is therefore natural to
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Stochastic climatemodels provide a natural way to provide sufficient ensemble spread to detect transitions between regimes.This is corroborated with numerical simulations.
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APPROXIMATE INVARIANCE FOR ERGODIC ACTIONS OF AMENABLE GROUPS MICHAEL ...

Difference arithmetics for shadows 165. Action sets versus product sets in compact groups 175.1. ... expansion" and "approximate" invariance of so called "actionsets", dynamical analogues of product sets in groups.
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