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  • ...of the indicatrix of the curvature (cf. [[Dupin indicatrix]]). If $t$ is a principal direction, the relation (Rodrigues' formula) ...l direction. The normal curvature in a principal direction is known as a [[principal curvature]].
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  • $#C+1 = 45 : ~/encyclopedia/old_files/data/P074/P.0704660 Principal curvature ...direction, i.e. in a direction in which it assumes an extremal value. The principal curvatures $ k _ {1} $
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  • The left principal ideal $L(\alpha)$ of a ring $A$ contains, in addition to the element $\alph the right principal ideal $R(\alpha)$ contains all the elements
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  • ''Dirichlet principal character'' where $D$ is a given natural number. Principal characters serve to define the concepts of primitive and imprimitive charac
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  • ...scending chains of normal subgroups have finite length. If a group has two principal series, then they are isomorphic, i.e. they have the same length and there The terminology "principal series" is almost never used in the West. Instead one uses chief series. T
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  • ...ity $A^2=A$ is valid. All [[regular semi-group]]s are semi-simple. If each principal factor of a semi-group is either completely $0$-simple or completely simple Any semi-group consists, as it were, of its principal factors. This explains, in particular, the important role played by ideally
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  • ...principal [[ultrafilter]]. The [[Fréchet filter]] is an example of a non-principal filter.
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  • $#C+1 = 9 : ~/encyclopedia/old_files/data/P074/P.0704750 Principal normal is the parametric equation of the curve and the value $ t _ {0} $
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  • A [[Principal G-object|principal $ G $- then a principal $ G $-
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  • $#C+1 = 75 : ~/encyclopedia/old_files/data/P074/P.0704690 Principal fibre bundle The significance of principal fibre bundles lies in the fact that they make it possible to construct asso
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  • ...ure Lie group acts simply transitively and analytically. In other words, a principal analytic fibration is a quadruple $ (P,\ B,\ G,\ \pi ) $ dimensional fibre determines a principal analytic fibration with base $ B $
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  • $#C+1 = 81 : ~/encyclopedia/old_files/data/P074/P.0704740 Principal ideal ring ...[[Associative rings and algebras]]) in which all right and left ideals are principal, i.e. have the form $ aR $
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  • $#C+1 = 99 : ~/encyclopedia/old_files/data/P074/P.0704710 Principal \BMI G\EMI\AAhobject ...ndle|principal fibre bundle]] in topology, a [[Principal homogeneous space|principal homogeneous space]] in algebraic geometry, etc. Let $ G $
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  • ...th boundary, then they can be extended to the entire space $E^n$ so that a principal fundamental solution will exist for the extended operator.
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  • #REDIRECT [[Principal ideal ring]]
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  • ...ves as the base of two different deformations $F'$ and $F''$, then it is a principal base of deformation. ...normal curvature of $F$ in the direction of one of the two families of the principal base $\sigma$ at an arbitrary point $M\in F$, while $\kappa'$, $\kappa''$,
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  • $#C+1 = 14 : ~/encyclopedia/old_files/data/M062/M.0602310 Mapping, principal net of a, The directions tangential to the lines of the principal net of the mapping at the point $ x \in G $
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  • ...discarding all the terms not containing derivatives of maximal order. The principal part of the differential operator ...differentiations with respect to the various arguments. For instance, the principal part of the differential operator $D_1-D_2^2+\alpha D_2$ is sometimes defin
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  • $#C+1 = 26 : ~/encyclopedia/old_files/data/P074/P.0704790 Principal type, partial differential operator of, whose principal part $ P( D) $(
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  • ...the normal curvature of a surface in a given direction $l$ in terms of the principal curvatures $k_1$ and $k_2$: ...between the direction $l$ and the principal direction corresponding to the principal curvature $k_1$.
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  • ...l space of a [[bundle]], transforming the latter into a [[Bundle#principal|principal $G$-bundle]].
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  • ...of the indicatrix of the curvature (cf. [[Dupin indicatrix]]). If $t$ is a principal direction, the relation (Rodrigues' formula) ...l direction. The normal curvature in a principal direction is known as a [[principal curvature]].
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  • ...principal [[ultrafilter]]. The [[Fréchet filter]] is an example of a non-principal filter.
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  • ...discarding all the terms not containing derivatives of maximal order. The principal part of the differential operator ...differentiations with respect to the various arguments. For instance, the principal part of the differential operator $D_1-D_2^2+\alpha D_2$ is sometimes defin
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  • ...by K.M. Peterson as examples of surfaces allowing of a deformation over a principal base.
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  • ...onversely (Finikov's theorem), the only surface with an infinite number of principal bases is a right helicoid [[#References|[2]]].
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  • ''Dirichlet principal character'' where $D$ is a given natural number. Principal characters serve to define the concepts of primitive and imprimitive charac
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  • #REDIRECT [[Principal translation]]
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  • #REDIRECT [[Principal ideal ring]]
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  • ...ly for principal ideals) which is Bezout is a principal ideal ring. As for principal ideal rings, a module of finite type over a Bezout ring is a direct sum of
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  • ...equal to zero, one of the principal curvatures (cf. [[Principal curvature|Principal curvature]]) vanishes, and the coefficients of the [[Second fundamental for
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  • ...that generates a prime ideal). An atomic [[Bezout ring|Bezout ring]] is a principal ideal ring. ...one simply speaks of rings which satisfy the ascending chain condition for principal ideals or the divisor chain condition.
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  • $#C+1 = 14 : ~/encyclopedia/old_files/data/M062/M.0602310 Mapping, principal net of a, The directions tangential to the lines of the principal net of the mapping at the point $ x \in G $
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  • ...states that $b^G$ is the principal block of $RG$ if and only if $b$ is the principal block of $RH$.
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  • $#C+1 = 26 : ~/encyclopedia/old_files/data/P074/P.0704790 Principal type, partial differential operator of, whose principal part $ P( D) $(
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  • ...ity $A^2=A$ is valid. All [[regular semi-group]]s are semi-simple. If each principal factor of a semi-group is either completely $0$-simple or completely simple Any semi-group consists, as it were, of its principal factors. This explains, in particular, the important role played by ideally
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  • ...and vice versa. If $\sigma$ is a principal base for a [[Deformation over a principal base|deformation]] of $X$, then $Y$ is a [[Bianchi surface]].
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  • ...f it is closed with respect to all translations (or with respect to merely principal translations).
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  • ...ase|deformation over a principal base]] and to classify them. Thus, if the principal base contains two families of geodesic lines, the functions $U$ and $V$ are ...ss $B_1$ is characterized by the fact that only one family of lines of the principal base are geodesics (one of the functions $U,V$ is constant); conoids may se
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  • ...element of $S$, and similarly the left [[annihilator]] of any element is a principal left ideal on an idempotent element of $S$.
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  • The left principal ideal $L(\alpha)$ of a ring $A$ contains, in addition to the element $\alph the right principal ideal $R(\alpha)$ contains all the elements
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  • ...ves as the base of two different deformations $F'$ and $F''$, then it is a principal base of deformation. ...normal curvature of $F$ in the direction of one of the two families of the principal base $\sigma$ at an arbitrary point $M\in F$, while $\kappa'$, $\kappa''$,
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  • ''principal series of representations'' ...images/c/c025/c025750/c0257507.png" />, then the non-degenerate continuous principal series of representations of <img align="absmiddle" border="0" src="https:/
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  • A [[Principal G-object|principal $ G $- then a principal $ G $-
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  • ...y less than $\mathfrak{a}$. The Fréchet filter is not [[principal filter|principal]].
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  • $#C+1 = 81 : ~/encyclopedia/old_files/data/P074/P.0704740 Principal ideal ring ...[[Associative rings and algebras]]) in which all right and left ideals are principal, i.e. have the form $ aR $
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  • $#C+1 = 99 : ~/encyclopedia/old_files/data/P074/P.0704710 Principal \BMI G\EMI\AAhobject ...ndle|principal fibre bundle]] in topology, a [[Principal homogeneous space|principal homogeneous space]] in algebraic geometry, etc. Let $ G $
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  • [[Principal fibre bundle|principal fibre bundle]] the existence of a section implies its triviality. A
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  • ...ere $k_i$ is the principal curvature at a point on the hypersurface in the principal direction $i$.
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  • ...ipal ideal ring is factorial. A Dedekind ring is factorial only if it is a principal ideal ring. If $S$ is a multiplicative system in a factorial ring $A$, then
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  • ...a Voss net is isotropic. Every Voss net on a two-dimensional surface is a principal base of a deformation of the surface. Only the helicoid carries an infinite ...lign="top">[2]</TD> <TD valign="top"> S.P. Finikov, "Deformation over a principal base and related problems in geometry", Vereinigt. Wiss.-Techn. Verl. 176 S
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  • ...ngruence (cf. [[Congruence of lines|Congruence of lines]]) with indefinite principal surfaces.
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  • $#C+1 = 75 : ~/encyclopedia/old_files/data/P074/P.0704690 Principal fibre bundle The significance of principal fibre bundles lies in the fact that they make it possible to construct asso
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  • ...scending chains of normal subgroups have finite length. If a group has two principal series, then they are isomorphic, i.e. they have the same length and there The terminology "principal series" is almost never used in the West. Instead one uses chief series. T
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  • $#C+1 = 45 : ~/encyclopedia/old_files/data/P074/P.0704660 Principal curvature ...direction, i.e. in a direction in which it assumes an extremal value. The principal curvatures $ k _ {1} $
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  • $#C+1 = 9 : ~/encyclopedia/old_files/data/P074/P.0704750 Principal normal is the parametric equation of the curve and the value $ t _ {0} $
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  • The principal linear part of increment of $Q$ under its transformation induced by the loc ...nsor, density, etc.), then the Lie differential $\delta_X Q$ describes the principal linear part of variation with time of $Q$ from the point of view of an obse
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  • ...with the problem of [[Deformation over a principal base|deformation over a principal base]]. For example, there is a Peterson correspondence between a surface a ...common parametrization, then their third fundamental forms are equal. The principal net for the asymptotic nets (cf. [[Asymptotic net|Asymptotic net]]) of $
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  • Here $Q(\xi_1,\dots,\xi_n,x_1,\dots,x_n)$ is the principal symbol of the linear partial differential operator, the dot indicates diffe are valid for at least one value of $s$, then it follows that they are valid for all values of $s$.
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  • ...on the principal diagonal of $L$ will then all be equal, and their common value is the number of spanning trees of $G$. Spanning trees are employed, for ex The number of spanning trees is a special value of the [[Tutte polynomial]] of the graph, $T_G(1,1)$.
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  • ...th boundary, then they can be extended to the entire space $E^n$ so that a principal fundamental solution will exist for the extended operator.
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  • is called a principal fibre bundle with structure group $ G $. is called a fibre bundle with structure group associated with the principal fibre bundle $ \xi $,
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  • by any of the following unit vectors: the tangent, the principal normal or the binormal of this curve. Let $ \mathbf r = \mathbf r ( s) $ that of the spherical indicatrix of the principal normal by the equation
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  • A figure consisting of the tangent, the [[Principal normal|principal normal]] and the [[Binormal|binormal]] of a space curve, and the three plan
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  • ...d no subsidiary points; elements of the fourth kind contain a continuum of principal points and infinitely many subsidiary points. ...oebe [[#References|[2]]]. It is based on equivalence classes of paths. The principal theorem in the theory of prime ends is the theorem of Carathéodory: Under
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  • ...this parabolic subgroup; this part is called the corresponding principal (principal degenerate, if the parabolic subgroup is not a Borel subgroup) series repre
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  • ...riterion]], which reduces all calculations in it to the calculation of the principal minors of only even (or only odd) orders of a Hurwitz matrix. ...[Routh–Hurwitz criterion|Routh–Hurwitz criterion]]); let $\Delta_i$ be its principal minor of order $i$, $i=1,\dotsc,n$.
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  • ...a [[periodic semi-group]]), then $\mathcal D=\mathcal J$. The inclusion of principal left ideals defines in a natural manner a partial order relation on the set
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  • ...utation. Every isotope (i.e. isotopic magma) of a magma is isomorphic to a principal isotope of the magma. Every magma that is isotopic to a [[quasi-group]] is
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  • ...trix is an ellipse, the Gaussian curvature of the surface is positive, the principal curvatures of the surface are of the same sign, and for the coefficients of
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  • ...], known as the ''[[Fréchet filter]]'' on $X$. It is contained in any non-principal ultrafilter on $X$.
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  • ...$M^n$ if a certain section is distinguished in the quotient bundle of the principal bundle of frames of order $r$ on $M^n$ by a Lie subgroup $G\subset D_n^r$.
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  • ...las of the locally trivial bundle. For example, a [[Principal fibre bundle|principal fibre bundle]] with a locally compact space and a Lie group $ G $
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  • A semi-group in which any two right [[principal ideal]]s intersect is ''left reversible'': $\forall a,b, \in S\ \exists x,y
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  • associated with a certain principal bundle $ ( X , p , M ^ {n} ) $ is the structure Lie group of the principal bundle $ ( X , p , M ^ {n} ) $
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  • of the surface in the [[Principal direction|principal direction]]: are the principal curvatures.
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  • Half of the sum of the principal curvatures (cf. [[Principal curvature|Principal curvature]]) $ k _ {1} $ are the principal curvatures of the hypersurface, calculated at a point $ A \in \Phi ^ {n}
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  • ...ure Lie group acts simply transitively and analytically. In other words, a principal analytic fibration is a quadruple $ (P,\ B,\ G,\ \pi ) $ dimensional fibre determines a principal analytic fibration with base $ B $
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  • ...]). A submodule $A$ of a module $B$ is called ''inessential'' (small or co-principal) if for any submodule $A'$ the equation $A + A' = B$ implies $A' = B$. Any
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  • ...ff spaces). For calculating the homology of a join (with coefficients in a principal ideal domain), an analogue of the [[Künneth formula|Künneth formula]] is ...the basis of Milnor's construction of a universal [[Principal fibre bundle|principal fibre bundle]].
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  • [[Principal series|Principal series]]) and a subnormal one a composition series (cf.
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  • ...striction lines intersect the rays in their boundary points are called the principal surfaces. The set of boundary points of a ray is called the boundary surfac ...me surface; an isotropic congruence, that is, a congruence with indefinite principal surfaces.
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  • ...the minimum condition for inverse sub-semi-groups if and only if it has a principal series (see [[Ideal series|Ideal series]] of a semi-group) each factor of w ...s $M_R$ and $M_H$. At the same time, a semi-simple (see [[Principal factor|Principal factor]] of a semi-group) semi-group with the condition $M_L$ or $M_R$ sati
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  • ...(called a ''[[Fréchet filter]]''). A Fréchet filter is an example of a non-principal filter. 4) The system of subsets containing some fixed point of a set is al
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  • ...differential neighbourhood of this hypersurface; it is essential that the principal quadratic form of the hypersurface does not degenerate. The affine normal a
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  • ...et of elements divisible by $b$ forms an ideal, $bA$, of the ring $A$ (the principal ideal generated by the element $b$), which contains $b$ if $A$ is a ring wi ...re $u$ is an invertible element. Two associated elements generate the same principal ideal. The [[unit divisor]]s coincide, by definition, with invertible eleme
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  • A square [[Matrix|matrix]] for which all entries below (or above) the principal diagonal are zero. In the first case the matrix is called an upper triangul successive principal minors are different from zero can be written as a product of a lower trian
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  • ...ghbourhood of the boundary between the illuminated and shadowed zones, the principal term of the asymptotic expansion of $ u _ {K} $ that is correct in the principal terms and remains correct as $ | x | \rightarrow \infty $.
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  • The principal result concerning induction is the Green indecomposable theorem, described ...local ring]] and a principal ideal domain (cf. also [[Principal ideal ring|Principal ideal ring]]). An integral domain $ S $
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  • The set of all such frames forms a principal fibre bundle over $ M $, ...p|symplectic group]]. A symplectic connection is just a connection in this principal fibre bundle. There are manifolds $ M $
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  • ...s, its factors are isomorphic to the chief factors (cf. [[Principal factor|Principal factor]]) of $S$.
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  • which forms one of the principal subjects in algebra of these days — the study of factorization of ideals. Principal fractional ideals, as well as invertible fractional ideals, are divisorial
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  • ...are periodic, their inverses are many-valued. The single-valued branches (principal branches) of these functions are denoted by $ { \mathop{\rm arc} \sin } the principal branches are distinguished by a heavy line.
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  • is collinear with the [[Principal normal|principal normal]] at each point of $ l $,
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  • ...illustration of the behaviour of specific functions. For the relief of the principal functions see [[#References|[2]]].
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  • is the [[Principal fibre bundle|principal fibre bundle]] with structure group $ \mathop{\rm GL} _ {n} ( \mathbf R
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  • The product of the principal curvatures (cf. [[Principal curvature|Principal curvature]]) of a regular surface at a given point.
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  • ...s contained in some nilpotent ideal, for example, in the [[Principal ideal|principal ideal]] generated by $a$. In a non-commutative ring there may by nilpotent
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  • A line on a surface at each point of which the tangent has one of the principal directions. The curvature lines are defined by the equation
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  • ...ns is established by the principal ideal theorem: The height of a non-zero principal ideal is one (cf. [[Krull ring|Krull ring]]). A more general result — Kru
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  • in absolute value, where Gauss calculated the precise value of $ S $:
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  • ...ial recursive functions and for Turing machines. In turn, the existence of principal computable enumerations is enabled by the ability of computable functions t of its arguments. The existence of principal computable enumerations (see [[#References|[1]]], Chapt. 1, Sect. 2) and pa
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  • ...by W. Krull [[#References|[1]]], who called them rings of finite discrete principal order. They are the most natural class of rings in which there is a divisor ...l ring is a factorial ring if and only if every prime ideal of height 1 is principal.
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  • ...] (e.g., $\mathbb{C}$ or $\mathbb{R}$ or $\mathbb{Q}$). It is known that a principal ideal domain is also a unique factorization domain. If a greatest common
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  • ...the [[Osculating plane|osculating plane]] is called the [[Principal normal|principal normal]]; the one perpendicular to the osculating plane is called the [[Bin
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  • ...<TD valign="top"> B. Speh, D.A., jr. Vogan, "Reducibility of general principal series representations" ''Acta Math.'' , '''145''' (1980) pp. 227–299<
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  • The principal part of the [[Schwarz symmetric derivative]] of order $n$.
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  • A $2$-form $\Omega$ on a principal fibre bundle $P$ with structure Lie group $G$, taking values in the Lie alg
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  • Two space curves $L$ and $L^*$ with common principal normals. Let $k_1$ and $k_2$ be the curvature and the torsion of $L$ respec
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  • ...negative (that is, all its minors are non-negative) if and only if all its principal minors and all elements $b_i$ and $c_i$ ($i=1,\ldots,n-1$) are non-negative
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  • to take the value $+\infty$. If $f$ is Riemann- (or Lebesgue-) integrable on every interval $ ...the integration proceeds, the rule for integrating inequalities, the mean-value theorems, integration by parts, change of variable, and the [[Newton-Leibni
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  • ...s are parabolas. The sections by the planes $Oyz$ and $Oxz$ are called the principal parabolas. The axis of symmetry of an elliptic paraboloid is called its axi
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  • The principal difficulty in solving problems in non-linear programming is their multi-ext
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  • for which only the [[Principal series|principal series]] representations arise. All this allows one to derive the spectrum
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  • Boundary value problems for elliptic partial differential equations in the finite (interio The principal difference between exterior and interior boundary value problems consists in the fact that in the former case the boundary conditio
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  • idele. Such an idele is said to be a principal idele. The subgroup consisting of all principal ideles is a discrete subgroup of the idele
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  • ...x $z$-plane $\mathbb{C}$ having poles at $a_n$, and only there, with given principal parts (1) of the [[Laurent series|Laurent series]] corresponding to the poi ...morphic function $f(z)$ in $\mathbb{C}$ with poles $a_n$ and corresponding principal parts $g_n(z)$ of the Laurent expansion of $f(z)$ in a neighbourhood of $a_
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  • ..."gauge fields" ) on a principal $G$-bundle (cf. also [[Principal G-object|Principal $G$-object]]) with base space $M$ for a compact connected [[Lie group|Lie g
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  • principal (respectively, $ \wedge $- principal) if $ ( a \lor ( b \cdot e ) ) : e = ( a : e ) \lor b $(
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  • principal and free unknowns. For any values of the free unknowns there are uniquely determined values of the principal unknowns, which
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  • The group of principal homogeneous spaces (cf. [[Principal homogeneous space|Principal homogeneous space]]) over an Abelian variety. It was shown by A. Weil [[#Re of principal homogeneous spaces over $ A $,
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  • ...most refined unitary invariants of a pure semi-normal operator $T$ is the principal function $g_T\in L_{\text{compact}}^{1}(\mathbf{C},\;d\text{area})$, which ...nt under Hilbert–Schmidt perturbations of $T$. The entire behaviour of the principal function qualifies it as the correct two-dimensional analogue of Krein's sp
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  • ...tic of a connection on a fibre bundle. The holonomy group is defined for a principal fibre bundle $P$ with a Lie structure group $G$ and (second countable) base '''Reduction theorem'''. Let $P(B,G)$ be a principal fibre bundle satisfying the second axiom of countability; let $\Phi$ be the
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  • ...; as a local one-dimensional Krull ring; as a local Noetherian ring with a principal maximal ideal; as a Noetherian valuation ring; or as a valuation ring with is a semi-local principal ideal ring; if $ \mathfrak n _ {1} \dots \mathfrak n _ {s} $
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  • ...ifying the Faddeev–Popov ghost $c$ with a Lie algebra-valued $1$-form on a principal bundle, was proposed by Y. Ne'eman and J. Thierry-Mieg [[#References|[a8]]] ...ld]] with underlying infinite-dimensional manifold of all connections of a principal fibre bundle. In this approach, the Faddeev–Popov ghosts play the role of
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  • ...n the class of commutative rings these turn out to be exactly the Artinian principal ideal rings (see [[#References|[1]]], [[#References|[3]]]). There is also a
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  • ...try; if all distortion indices are different, it is called a trimetry. The principal theorem on axonometries is the Pohlke–Schwartz theorem: Any tetrahedron c
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  • ...hich is compatible with the isomorphism of the corresponding fibres of the principal $ G $-bundle. Here it is assumed that the structure in question is not id be a smooth principal $ G $-bundle with structure Lie group $ G $
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  • ...he order of integration in iterated improper integrals of Cauchy principal value type (cf. [[Improper integral|Improper integral]]). ...gn="top">[7]</TD> <TD valign="top"> G.H. Hardy, "The theory of Cauchy's principal values" ''Proc. London Math. Soc.'' , '''7''' : 2 (1909) pp. 181–208<
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  • i.e. the principal ideal generated by $ e $ such that the principal band generated by $ e $
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  • Example: a [[principal direction]].
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  • must converge to the identity mapping, and the principal part of its deviation from the latter must be defined, relative to the fiel ...ing condition (1), that is, under a passage to an arbitrary element of the principal fibre bundle $ \Pi $
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  • A principal bundle with structure group $ G $ be the [[Grassmann manifold|Grassmann manifold]]; it is the base of the principal $ \textrm{ O } _ {n} $-
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  • ...matrices with principal minors unequal to zero. Generally, a choice of the principal element is adopted. In this scheme, the bordering rows and columns used are has the maximum absolute value. The calculated matrix will then differ from $ A ^ {-1} $
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  • is a connection in the principal bundle $ B ( M) $ on the principal frame bundle $ B ( M) $,
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  • ...ucture group $G$, and $\Gamma$ is $G$-invariant, then $\Gamma$ is called a principal connection. These connections have been used most frequently. On the other
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  • If the row indices and column indices are the same, then the minor is called principal, and if they are the first $k$ rows and columns, then it is called a corner
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  • ...is not equal to $0$ at the point $x_0$, then the Taylor polynomial is the principal part of the [[Taylor formula]].
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  • A trio (semi-AFL, AFL) $\mathcal{F}$ is said to be ''principal'' if there is a language $L$ such that $\mathcal{F}$ is the least trio (sem All four families in the Chomsky hierarchy are principal; for instance, from the Chomsky–Schützenberger characterization of conte
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  • can be interpreted as the set of isomorphism classes of topological principal bundles over $ X $ ...lian cohomology for a site; for an interpretation see [[Principal G-object|Principal $ G $-
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  • is a regular ring; b) every principal left ideal of $ R $ is generated by an idempotent; c) the principal left ideals of $ R $
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  • ...ries. The series (1) is assumed to converge if and only if its regular and principal parts converge. Properties of Laurent series: 1) if the domain of convergen while the principal part is
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  • A linear differential or pseudo-differential operator with an invertible principal symbol (see [[Symbol of an operator|Symbol of an operator]]). with principal symbol $ \sigma _ {A} ( x , \xi ) $.
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  • a) the principal moments of inertia $ \lambda = ( \lambda _ {1} , \lambda _ {2} , \lambda c) the principal angular momentum is perpendicular to the direction of gravity, i.e., $ \l
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  • ...m (see [[Jordan matrix]]). For $n>1$ the ring $k[x_1,\ldots,x_n]$ is not a principal ideal ring. ...led a zero of a system of polynomials $F \subset k[x_1,\ldots,x_n]$ if the value of each polynomial from $F$ at this point is $0$. For a ring of polynomials
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  • ...f classical mechanics]], postulated by H. Hertz [[#References|[1]]] as the principal law of a mechanics developed by himself. In it, unlike in Newtonian mechani
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  • $H$ is said to be the principal congruence subgroup corresponding to $\fp$. The concept of a congruence sub
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  • of degree one is called a principal polarization. [[#References|[3]]], while in the case of surfaces of principal type
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  • is known as the principal character and is denoted by $ \chi _ {0} $: The principal properties of Dirichlet characters are expressed by the formulas
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  • ...duced the concepts of composition and chief series (cf. [[Principal series|Principal series]]) for such groups and proved that the indices of two series of the
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  • One of the methods for studying boundary value problems for differential equations with variable coefficients by means of is called the principal part of $ L $,
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  • ...ation of principal analytic fibrations (cf. [[Principal analytic fibration|Principal analytic fibration]]) with base $ X $
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  • ...[[Taylor formula|Taylor formula]]), by means of which one singles out the principal part of a function. Thus, in the case of an indeterminacy of the type $0/0$
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  • be the principal radii of curvature of the surfaces $ u ^ {i} = \textrm{ const } $, corresponding to the principal direction $ H _ {k} du ^ {k} $,
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  • ...r a [[factorial ring]]. An element of a ring is prime if and only if the [[principal ideal]] generated by this element is a [[prime ideal]].
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  • in which the integrals are understood in the sense of the principal value. understood in the sense of its principal value, is also called the Hilbert transform of $ f $.
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  • and its deviation from the latter depends in its principal part only on $ x $ that defines the principal part of the deviation of the isomorphism $ \Gamma L _ {t} $
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  • ...element set $\{1,2\}$ and taking the value $1$ to elements of $X$, and the value $2$ to elements of $Y$. This identification leads to a general definition o ...alue of a predicate $P(f_1,\ldots,f_k)$ is true if for every $i \in I$ the value of $P(f_1(i),\ldots,f_k(i))$ is true. Moreover, if in all $X_i$ an equation
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  • the set of classes of isomorphic real-analytic principal fibre bundles with a real structure Lie group $ G $, ...ne-to-one correspondence with the set of classes of isomorphic topological principal fibre bundles with the same structure group $ G $.
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  • ...pletely regular. If $a$ is a regular element of a semi-group $S$, then the principal right (left) ideal in $S$ generated by $a$ is generated by some idempotent;
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  • An integrally-closed Noetherian domain is an integral domain all principal ideals of which are equi-dimensional, [[#References|[a1]]], p. 196.
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  • called the principal category; $ f $ assigns the principal category. The category $ [ \Phi \setminus \Psi ] $(
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  • ...titions can be performed without introducing an enumeration parameter. The principal programming systems include Al'fa (for M-20 type machines), Algibr (for the
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  • A principal fibre bundle $ \widetilde \pi : \widetilde{P} \rightarrow M $ see [[Spinor group|Spinor group]]), covering some principal fibre bundle $ \pi : P \rightarrow M $
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  • is the principal value of $ \mathop{\rm log} z $.
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  • ...nd $a_0>0$, to have negative real parts. It consists of the following: All principal minors $\Delta_i$, $i=1,\dotsc,n$, of the Hurwitz matrix $H$ are positive (
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  • ...of lower-triangular (upper-triangular) matrices with unit elements on the principal diagonal, and $ G _ {0} $ whose principal minors are non-zero, then the decomposition $ G _ {0} = NH N ^ {*} $
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  • where the integral in (2) must be understood in the sense of the principal value at $ \infty $ the integrals (2) and (3) exist in the sense of the principal value for almost all $ x $.
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  • defines the so-called principal connex, expressing the incidence of the point $ x $
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  • as a discrete subgroup (it is called the group of principal idèles), while the quotient group $ C _ {L} = I _ {L} / L ^ {*} $, is principal. All divisors of $ K $
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  • ...ch pair of circles one can choose from the components of their pencils two principal spheres. The latter are defined by the property that for the pencils in ter ...circle). The invariants of a pair of circles are expressed in terms of the principal angles as follows:
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  • ...ed by arithmetization (or Gödel numbering); this has now become one of the principal methods of proof theory (meta-mathematics); it is described below. ...rmulas, finite sequences of formulas, etc.) by natural numbers so that the principal properties of these objects (to be an [[Axiom|axiom]] or a logical derivati
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  • that the principal results on the arithmetic of quadratic forms over subgroup in $G_A$, called the subgroup of principal adèles. If $\infty$ is
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  • is a non-principal character, one has is a [[principal character]] $ \mathop{\rm mod} d $,
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  • ...(a)\in D_0$ of an element $a\in A^*$ is denoted by $(a)$ and is called the principal divisor of the element $a$. One says that $a\in A^*$ is divisible by the di ...Then for any $c \in K^*$, $K^* = K\setminus 0$, it is possible to define a principal divisor $(c) \in D$. If $c = a/b$ where $a,b\in A^*$, then $(c) = (a)/(b)$.
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  • ...cos\theta+\beta\sin\theta$, $q=-\nu\sin\theta+\beta\cos\theta$, $v$ is the principal normal, $\beta$ is the binormal, $x$ is the torsion of the curve $\Gamma$,
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  • ...d all be combined in geometrical form: Consider a [[Principal fibre bundle|principal fibre bundle]] $\xi : P \rightarrow M$ over a smooth oriented [[Riemannian ...is sometimes referred to as the Gribov ambiguity. Suitably normalized, the value of the absolute minimum of the Yang–Mills functional just amounts to the
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  • ...Quadratic reciprocity law|Quadratic reciprocity law]]). In addition to the principal reciprocity law of Gauss for quadratic residues, which may be expressed as
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  • ...curvature and the torsion of the curve, $\theta$ is the angle between the principal normal of the curve and the normal to the surface, and $s$ is the natural p
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  • represents the representative fraction called the principal scale of the map. The fundamental characteristic of a map projection at any is called the linear deformation. The numerical value of the principal scale $ M $
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  • One of the principal possible equivalent representations (together with the [[Schrödinger repre ...itary transformations of the type \eqref{1} and, consequently, the average value should not depend on the selection of the representation. Differentiation o
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  • The principal results in the classification of algebraic surfaces were obtained by geomet The principal discrete birational invariants of smooth complete algebraic varieties over
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  • ...tivity of all flat left modules is equivalent to the minimum condition for principal right ideals (cf. [[Perfect ring|Perfect ring]]).
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  • ...ctions on a manifold|Connections on a manifold]]; [[Principal fibre bundle|Principal fibre bundle]]; or [[#References|[a3]]] for a review). In natural units $\h ...). The existence of a monopole indicates non-triviality of a corresponding principal bundle. The monopole of charge $\hbar \nmid 2 e$ is the connection in the [
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  • ...elds can be characterized as rings over which all modules are free. Over a principal ideal domain a submodule of a free module is free. Near to free modules are
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  • ...s_1,\dots,s_n$ there exists an $x\in A$ such that the decomposition of the principal ideal $(x)$ into a product of prime ideals has the form
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  • ...s the local [[Maxwell distribution|Maxwell distribution]], while the limit value of the $H$-function as $t\to\infty$ is equal to the entropy of the ideal ga From the point of view of statistical mechanics, the principal significance of the Boltzmann $H$-theorem consists in the mathematical expr
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  • .... An ideal generated by a single element is said to be a [[Principal ideal|principal ideal]]. ...ns on their ideals or on the lattice of ideals (see [[Principal ideal ring|Principal ideal ring]]; [[Artinian ring|Artinian ring]]; [[Noetherian ring|Noetherian
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  • ...et all its boundary points) yields a convex set of the same dimension. The principal subject of the theory of convex sets is the study of [[convex body|convex b ...for some unique convex body. Specifying the support function is one of the principal methods of specifying a convex body.
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  • The kernel of this mapping is called the principal congruence subgroup modulo $ I $. ...subgroup|congruence subgroup]] is a subgroup of finite index containing a principal congruence subgroup. H. Bass, J. Milnor and Serre proved that in $ SL _ {
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  • ...ts (points, straight lines, planes, second-order curves and surfaces). The principal means of study in analytic geometry are the method of coordinates and the m The principal technique in the study and classification of such curves is to select a Car
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  • A principal subbundle with structure group $ G $ of the principal bundle of co-frames on the manifold. More exactly, let $ \pi _ {k} : M _
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  • ...onnected problems: 1) a demonstration of the solvability of, say, boundary value problems taking into account changes in their formulation which are a conse ...dysh was the first to note the dependence of the formulation of a boundary value problem on the nature of the degeneration of an elliptic equation on the bo
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  • ...e (curve)]]); 4) the universal Milnor bundle (cf. [[Principal fibre bundle|Principal fibre bundle]]).
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  • ....encyclopediaofmath.org/legacyimages/m/m063/m063460/m06346040.png" />, the principal part of a Laurent expansion (cf. [[Laurent series|Laurent series]]) ...no solution — supplementary conditions concerning the compatibility of the principal parts must be imposed.
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  • ...$\epsilon > 0$ there exists a $c = c(\epsilon) > 0$ such that for any non-principal real [[Dirichlet character|Dirichlet character]] $\chi$ of modulus $k$, ...L(z,\chi) > c_1(\epsilon) \neq 0$ for $z > 1 - c_1/k^\epsilon$ for any non-principal real Dirichlet character $\chi$. The constants $c(\epsilon)$ and $c_1(\epsi
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  • A [[Connection|connection]] in a [[Principal fibre bundle|principal fibre bundle]] over a (pseudo-)Riemannian manifold whose curvature satisfie be a principal $ G $-bundle over a Riemannian manifold $ M $,
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  • is a [[Principal ideal ring|principal ideal ring]] and if all $ H _ {n} ^ {x} $ ...of the definition of generalized manifolds. Any cohomology manifold over a principal ideal ring is a homology manifold over $ G $,
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  • The [[Gaussian curvature|Gaussian curvature]] (the product of the principal curvatures) of a regular surface in Euclidean space $ E ^ {3} $ all even elementary symmetric functions of the principal curvatures
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  • ...l{P}(M)$ is complete. For any $x \in M$ the set $(x^\Delta)^\nabla$ is the principal ideal generated by $x$. Put $i(x) = (x^\Delta)^\nabla$ for all $x \in M$. T
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  • ...ssical principal curvatures of the surface (cf. also [[Principal curvature|Principal curvature]]) and $d A$ is the area element of the induced metric on $\Sigma
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  • A procedure is a principal tool for overcoming complexities in programming by way of systematic partit ...tual parameters between brackets, denotes the "command" of computing the value of the function corresponding to these parameters.
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  • The principal term of the asymptotic expansion (2) is usually called the WKB approximatio ...ng points have been obtained [[#References|[1]]], [[#References|[4]]]. The principal term of the asymptotic expansion is expressed in the form of Bessel functio
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  • ...surfaces allowing a [[Deformation over a principal base|deformation over a principal base]]; etc. ...ty of the sphere, and also the following result of D. Hilbert: The maximum principal curvature radius of part of a surface of constant curvature 1 is attained o
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  • ...itian matrix is called non-negative (or positive semi-definite) if all its principal minors are non-negative, and positive definite if they are all positive. No
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  • The principal difficulty of the problem is that all the above conditions must be satisfie The principal results arrived at in the theory of infinitely-small waves made it possible
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  • ...n of the principal analytic fibrations (cf. [[Principal analytic fibration|Principal analytic fibration]]) with as basis a given reduced Stein space $ X $
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  • is the sum of all principal minors of order $ m $, ...oot is counted according to its multiplicity. See also [[Eigen value|Eigen value]].
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  • One of the principal objects of study in the arithmetic theory of linear algebraic groups are ar [[Arithmetic group]]), and one of the principal technical instruments is the
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  • ...pondence exists. On manifolds an important role is played by the so-called principal symbol, which is defined for certain pseudo-differential operators and is a ...rators their principal symbols are added and multiplied, respectively. The principal symbol does not change when terms of lower order are added to the operator.
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  • ...entation often is introduced in a different fashion, viz. as a generalized principal series representation (cf. [[Continuous series of representations|Continuou
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  • ...c manifolds (cf. [[Characteristic manifold|Characteristic manifold]]). The principal problems of this type are the characteristic Cauchy problem (cf. [[Cauchy c
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  • ...sed by small displacements of the argument are studied. This is one of the principal methods for studying extremal problems (hence the name [[Variational calcul ...rtain neighbourhood defined by the restrictions that are in force. Let the value $t=0$ correspond to $x_0$. As $v$ runs through the set of all parameters, t
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  • ...hich, in conjunction with Dehn's lemma and the loop theorem, is one of the principal tools in the topology of three-dimensional manifolds: If $M$ is an oriented
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  • ...At all points of convergence, the binomial series represents the principal value of the function $ {(1 + z) } ^ \alpha $
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  • ...and fibre bundles (fibrations, cf. [[Fibration]]) and their sections. The principal types of mappings considered in algebraic topology are arbitrary continuous ...y important notion in algebraic topology is that of a [[deformation]]. The principal types of deformations include: a homotopy, i.e. an arbitrary continuous (sm
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  • ...he direct task is simple, and the solution is obtained by quadratures. The principal difficulty consists in solving the inverse problem. Methods of the theory o ...implest models of medium structure only. However, in a number of cases the principal quantity that is experimentally determined in seismic exploration are the t
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  • ...a field of geometric objects, is a section of a bundle associated with the principal bundle of coframes on the manifold $ M $. Intuitively, a geometric quantity can be considered as a quantity whose value depends not only on the point $ x $
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  • ...has a non-zero [[Socle|socle]]; 3) $R$ satisfies the minimum condition for principal right ideals; 4) $R$ satisfies the minimum condition for finitely-generated
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  • ...h ideals. Therefore a basic problem in class field theory is to define the principal class in terms of the field $ k $ itself in such a way that its infinite ...ing to Weber is a field $ K / k $ in which only the prime ideals in its principal class $ H _{f} $ , and only these, split completely. Dirichlet's theorem
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  • ...the sense of Lebesgue, but does exist in the sense of the Cauchy principal value, then the integral (2) is called an $ m $- where the integral is understood in the sense of the Cauchy principal value, generates a continuous integral operator $ \phi \mapsto A \phi $
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  • ...nite discontinuity and the integral logarithm is taken to be the principal value ...also said to define the modified logarithmic integral, and is the boundary value of $ \mathop{\rm li} ( x + i \eta ) \pm \pi i $,
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  • An example of a Noetherian ring is any principal ideal ring, i.e. a ring in which every ideal has one generator.
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  • The curvature of the curve is equal to the absolute value of the vector $ d ^ {2} \gamma ( t)/dt ^ {2} $, and the direction of this vector is just the direction of the principal normal to the curve. For the curve $ \gamma $
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  • of a principal fibre bundle, they must guarantee the invariance of the distribution with r
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  • ...imensional associative algebra $A$ over a field $F$, while $\Tr(a)$ is the principal trace of the element $a\in A$, which is defined as follows: Let $e_1,\dots, ...rincipal polynomial. For a given element $\a\in A$ the coefficients of the principal polynomial are independent of the basis chosen; for this reason the bilinea
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  • have odd degree and are transgressive in any principal fibre bundle of the group $ G $.
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  • ...heory of linear and bilinear forms in an infinite number of variables. The principal idea of the theory is as follows. Let there be given a complete orthonormal
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  • One of the principal uses of the notion of $\mathcal K$-convergence is in formulating versions o
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  • the "principal" plane) by rotating them about the lines $ p _ {12} $
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  • the mapping in the family must tend to the identity mapping, and the principal part of its deviation from the identity mapping must be determined relative that is, when passing to an arbitrary element of the principal fibre space $ \Pi $
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  • is a principal ideal domain [[#References|[4]]], in particular for Lie rings without opera
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  • ...athematically) speaking, the starting object is a [[Principal fibre bundle|principal fibre bundle]] $ P $
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  • ...ides of these formulas are understood in the sense of the Cauchy principal value and are so-called singular integrals. By taking, under these conditions, $ The Sokhotskii formulas play a basic role in solving boundary value problems of function theory and in the theory of singular integral equation
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  • ...ary differential operator with variable coefficients $a_\a(x)$, then its ''principal symbol'' is the function of $2n$ variables $S(x,p)=\sum_{|\a|=d}a_\a(x)p^\a
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  • which can be regarded as the principal linear part of the "increment" of $ U $( The value of covariant differentiation is that it provides a convenient analytic appa
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  • ...various objects of the program that are defined in the program itself. The principal such objects are variables, labels (which name different parts of the progr ...ons in the program; basic operators are the operators of assignment of the value of an expression to a variable, the operator of control transfer (unconditi
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  • ...f objects in this category. The categories of modules over a ring form the principal range of application of this concept.
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  • ...on, under which its net of curvature lines is preserved and therefore is a principal base of the deformation. The umbilical points (cf. [[Umbilical point|Umbili
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  • ...ations (1), the equations of the tangent at the point corresponding to the value $ t _ {0} $ ...the [[Binormal|binormal]]. The figure constructed out of the tangent, the principal normal and the binormal, and also given by the three planes containing pair
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  • The coefficient $\lambda$ is called an ''[[Eigen value|eigen value]]'' of $A$. ...r subspace. It is called the eigen space of $A$ corresponding to the eigen value $\lambda$ and it coincides with the kernel $\ker(A-\lambda I)$ of the opera
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  • ...is idempotently generated if and only if the same is true for each of its principal factors [[#References|[10]]]. In an idempotently-generated regular semi-gro ...ular, all inverse semi-groups. A semi-group is orthodox if and only if its principal factors are. There are structure theorems for orthodox semi-groups (see [[#
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  • ...finement of the first. A normal series which cannot be refined is called a principal series (or chief series); while a subnormal series which cannot be refined
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  • as an integrability condition for the principal variational equations from which Gauss' equations and the [[Peterson–Coda
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  • ...{\mathfrak{m}} / i(K_{\mathfrak{m},1})$, where $i$ is the map from $K$ to principal ideals in the ideal group. A coset of $i(K_{\mathfrak{m},1})$ is a ''ray
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  • ...liptic image. The above integral of the first kind is single-valued on the principal covering surface $ F $ and is a uniformizing variable on $ F $ . ...s $ B _{1} ^{k} \dots B _ {\nu _{k}} ^{k} $ are the coefficients of the principal part of the Laurent expansion of $ f(z) $ in a neighbourhood of $ b _{
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  • One of the principal possible (along with the [[Schrödinger representation|Schrödinger represe The average value of the operator $ A $
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  • ...p|Lie group]] of holomorphic automorphisms [[#References|[a7]]]. Here, the principal new feature is the fact that Toeplitz operators $T _ { f }$ (say, on the Ha ...burn, C. Sutherland, "Representations of crossed products by coactions and principal bundles" ''Trans. Amer. Math. Soc.'' , '''299''' (1987) pp. 747–784 {{MR|
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  • Finding the differential or, in other words, the principal linear part (of increment) of the mapping. The finding of the differential, ...a given point are said to be mutually tangent mappings at this point. The value of the approximating function on an element $ h \in X $,
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  • the product of the principal curvatures of $ M ^ {k} $ is one of the principal surfaces of this tensor. This is always the case if $ V ^ {3} $
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  • ...mpletion of the rational field $\QQ$ with respect to the $p$-adic absolute value $|\cdot|_p$, $p < \infty$, and view $\RR$ as the completion with respect to ...njecture states that the representation $(\pi)_\infty$ of $GL(2,\RR)$ is a principal series $\pi(i t_1, i t_2)$ with trivial central character and
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  • with zero mean value over the unit sphere $ S ^ {n - 1 } = \{ {x } : {x \in \mathbf R ^ {n} , denotes the principal value of the integral. In the one-dimensional case the Calderón–Zygmund operat
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  • ...be encountered in the oldest mathematical texts, which indicates that the principal properties of these operations were known even in early antiquity. In parti The principal subject dealt with by the algebra of the 18th century and 19th century were
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  • The principal qualitative variational principle is the [[Lindelöf principle|Lindelöf pr The principal quantitative variational principle obtained by M.A. Lavrent'ev [[#Reference
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  • ...nnected with the rejection and renewal of the elements of some system. The principal concepts in renewal theory are those of a renewal process and renewal equat
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  • ...ction if and only if $\eta ( W ) d g ( W ) \in i \mathbf{R}$, and $W$ is a principal curvature direction if and only if $\eta ( W ) d g ( W ) \in {\bf{R}}$.
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  • The true order of the value of $\theta$ is unknown (1988). According to one hypothesis, Regarding the value of $ \Delta _{k} (x) $,
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  • ...the [[Differential|differential]] of a function of one variable. It is the principal linear part of the increment of the functional in a certain direction; it i
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  • ...rticular cases are '''[[Vector bundle]]''', '''[[Tangent bundle]]''', '''[[Principal fibre bundle]], $\dots$ To define a vector bundle, one has in addition to the principal definition assume the following:
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  • ...omorphic'' to $F_a$. The diffeomorphism maps every point $z\in F_a$ to the value $s_z(b)\in F_b$, where $s_z(\cdot)$ is the uniquely defined horizontal sect ==Connections on principal and vector bundles==
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  • The principal property by which branching processes differ from Markov processes is that is indecomposable and aperiodic, it has a simple positive eigen value $ \lambda $
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  • the mean-value property In the theory of harmonic functions an important role is played by the principal fundamental solutions of the Laplace equation:
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  • ...hen solving [[Boundary value problems of analytic function theory|boundary value problems of analytic function theory]] (see also [[#References|[3]]]) and w ...in these formulas are singular integrals and exist in the Cauchy principal-value sense (see [[#References|[3]]], and also [[Hilbert singular integral|Hilber
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  • ...scale of Gevrey classes $G ^ { S }$ and, if possible, to find the critical value(s) of $s$, i.e. those for which a change of behaviour occurs. In particular ...rator|Symbol of an operator]]; [[Principal part of a differential operator|Principal part of a differential operator]]). The operator is called $G ^ { S }$-hypo
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  • ...integral exponential function is understood in the sense of the principal value of this integral: here the value of $ \mathop{\rm ln} ( - z) $
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  • ...s do not change from one trial to another. Bernoulli trials are one of the principal schemes considered in probability theory.
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  • ...s an amalgam of four Abelian groups that is not imbeddable in a group. The principal problem concerning amalgams of groups is, generally speaking, as follows. L
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  • ...Suppose also that $0 < \epsilon < 1$ and that the $\log \alpha_i$ are the principal values of the logarithms. If there are rational integers $b_1,\ldots,b_n$,
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  • A method for studying boundary value problems in mathematical physics by reducing them to integral equations; th is a principal [[Fundamental solution|fundamental solution]] of $ L $,
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  • is called the principal symbol of the operator $ A $. is constant and the principal symbol $ \widetilde{b} _ {0} $
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  • ...ith the tangent bundle is the frame bundle of the manifold $M$, which is a principal bundle. The bundle $\tau^*(M)$ dual to the tangent bundle $\tau (M)$, calle
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  • ...in arithmetical progressions have their own specific features. One of the principal achievements in this field, due to C.L. Siegel (1935), is as follows: Let $ ...s does not apply to the problem of the asymptotic behaviour of the average value of $\tau(n)$ or, to put it in a somewhat different manner, the problem of t
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  • ...d using the boundary mapping on $K _ { 1 }$ applied to $\sigma ( D )$, the principal symbol of $D$ (cf. also [[Symbol of an operator|Symbol of an operator]]). T
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  • In modern studies principal stress is laid on regular hypercomplex functions analytic according to Fuet In this case the analogues of power series are easier to construct, but the value of the integral depends on the path. For a commutative algebra $ \mathfra
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  • ...of $M$ (cf. also [[Minor|Minor]]) comes from a spanning tree of $G$ having value $\pm 1$. In the case of the complete graph $K _ { \nu }$ (with some orienta ...$th row of $L^-$ (respectively, $i$th column of $L ^ { + }$). In fact, the principal minor of $L$ obtained by deleting rows and columns indexed by $v _ { i_1 }
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  • ...nen-Lo\`eve Representation, Longitudinal Data, Nonparametrics, Panel Data, Principal Component, Registration, Regression, ...pansions, penalized splines, or local polynomial smoothing, and functional principal
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  • ...e $M$, denoted by $T P / G$, and sometimes called the Atiyah bundle of the principal bundle $P$. This vector bundle is a Lie algebroid, with bracket induced by
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  • is a polarized Abelian surface. A principal polarization is a polarization of degree $ 1 $. is twice a principal polarization on $ A $.
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  • ...ed to express all the specific characteristics of statistical systems. The principal difficulties involved in the study of the functions (3) or (5) are caused b
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  • ...ristics are related with the use of computer resources by the program, the principal resources being the execution time and the amount of memory used.
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  • ...e domain of definition, a fairly complete theory of the principal boundary value problems is available. See [[Differential equation, partial, discontinuous ...[5]</TD> <TD valign="top"> O.A. Oleinik, "Solution of fundamental boundary value problem for second-order equations with discontinuous coefficients" ''Dokl.
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  • ...simal deformations has numerous applications in mathematics and mechanics. Principal applications include problems of isometric imbedding by the method of exten
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  • ...is called a left $A$-module if there is a mapping $A\times M \to M$ whose value on a pair $(a, m)$, for $a \in A$, $m \in M$, written $am$, satisfies the a ...is called a left $G$-module if there is a mapping $G\times M \to M$ whose value at a pair $(g, m)$, where $g \in G$, $m \in M$, is written as $gm$, and whe
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  • There are two principal methods for constructing operators $ L _ {h} $ ...ow not only provide discretizations of differential equations and boundary value problems, but also the solution of these problems. References [[#References
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  • The principal difficulty in problems involving a heavy fluid is that the boundary conditi ...precludes any analytic approximation. Moreover, these problems display the principal drawback of equations of elliptic type — the propagation of the effect of
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  • ...troduction of variable magnitudes into mathematics by R. Descartes was the principal factor in the creation of differential calculus. Differential and integral denote the corresponding increment of the value of the function. If there exists a (finite or infinite) limit
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  • $#C+1 = 113 : ~/encyclopedia/old_files/data/B017/B.0107350 Boundary value problem, elliptic equations The classical boundary value problems are special cases of the following problem: Find a solution to equ
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  • ...[#References|[4]]], [[#References|[6]]]. It is based on solving a boundary value problem with an oblique derivative for the Laplace equation. The field of t is expressed in terms of its value $ W _ {0} $
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  • ...roblem for the [[Laplace equation|Laplace equation]] in plane domains. The principal idea of the Schwarz alternating method as applied to the simplest case of t Schwarz' alternating method is also used to solve boundary value problems of a more general nature for general equations of elliptic type (i
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  • ...ms often have no solution for all values of $b$ so that, if an approximate value of $b$ is specified, it must be borne in mind that a formal solution to the The principal task of the theory of programming may be said to be the achievement of more
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  • A norm is also called an absolute value or a multiplicative valuation. Norms may (more generally) be considered on the ordinary [[Absolute value|absolute value]] or modulus of the number $ x \in \mathbf R $,
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  • ...numerical characteristics and metric properties of Boolean functions. The principal parts of this theory are concerned with properties of "almost-all" Boolean be the minimal value of the order of the neighbourhood in which $ S _ {k} ( \mathfrak A , f) $
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  • ...(cf. [[Automata, experiments with|Automata, experiments with]]). Here, the principal problem is to obtain certain information about the structure of an automato
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  • The principal contribution of Arveson in this connection is a result that generalizes a t The principal application of Arveson's theorem is to this very general set up: Suppose $A
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  • an eigen vector of $A$ and $\lambda$ is called an eigen value of $A$. An element $\lambda\in K$ is an eigen value of a matrix $A$ if and only if it is a
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  • ..., where the integral on the right-hand side is taken to mean the principal value (6). The Fourier integral is also studied when $ f $
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  • The principal subject of the Galois theory of rings are the correspondences:
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  • ...may be, the method is used throughout Book 12 of Euclid's Elements as the principal deductive tool. Euclid's chain of reasoning may be written in modern form a are equal to each other and to a constant value $ k $,
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  • The square of the principal linear part of the increment of the length of the arc $ MM ^ \prime $
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  • denotes the Cauchy principal value, $ \delta ( \nu - \mu ) $ ...ign="top"> W. Greenberg, C. van der Mee, V. Protopopescu, "Boundary value problems in abstract kinetic theory" , Birkhäuser (1987)</TD></TR><TR><TD
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  • ...additive problems in which the integrals over "major" arcs, which yield a "principal" part of $J_k(N)$, can be investigated fairly completely, while the integra
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  • The principal divisors form a subgroup $ P(X) $ ...[[Vector bundle, algebraic|Vector bundle, algebraic]]). The degree of the principal divisors on a smooth projective curve is zero, and thus all divisors in one
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  • ...n of the problem may be described entirely in terms of the fully specified principal submatrices, the set of all solutions can be parametrized by a fractional-l ...ngular patterns, namely for the case when the set of given entries forms a principal submatrix, a full-width submatrix, a full-length submatrix, or an off-diago
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  • ...onstitute the basis for various computational schemes for solving boundary value problems, including the finite element and collocation methods (cf. [[Galer ...roblems for equations of elliptic type, as a rule, the energy space of the principal part of the corresponding differential operator is chosen as $ H $.
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  • ...e corresponding quotient semi-lattice is isomorphic to the semi-lattice of principal ideals of $ S $.
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  • ''complete eigen value problem'' ...n values but also to construct a basis composed of eigen vectors, or root (principal) vectors, for the matrix.
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  • ...ven though such a computation is limited by the necessity of selecting the value of, for example, a procedure out of a given finite population of "routine ...ain an assignment statement, or any sequence of statements that produces a value. Together with the possibility of computing names and procedures, and also
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  • ...a semi-lattice, see [[Idempotents, semi-group of]]); each left or right [[principal ideal]] of $S$ has a unique generating idempotent. Every group is an invers
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  • is the principal ideal generated by $ \prod _ {i = 1 } ^ {m} g _ {b _ {i} } ( \mathfrak
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  • by choosing the directions of the coordinate axes along the so-called principal axes (axes of symmetry) of the conic section. If $ A $ ...ts the sum of whose distances from two given points (the foci) has a given value. Another planimetrical definition of conic sections can be given, encompass
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  • ...lign="top"> D.V. Alekseevskii, A.M. Vinogradov, V.V. Lychagin, "The principal ideas and methods of differential geometry" , ''Encycl. Math. Sci.'' , '''2
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  • ...thematical cybernetics and discrete mathematics, and reflect the following principal features of real and abstract control systems (cf. [[Control system|Control ...ssociated with real functional systems splits into the concepts of a truth-value functional system and a sequential functional system. In the first case, th
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  • The principal theorem of the local theory of deformations, proved by M. Kuranishi [[#Refe ...s to the ones above. In particular, for any [[Principal analytic fibration|principal analytic fibration]] (bundle)
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  • ...ndations of classical [[Differential geometry|differential geometry]]. Its principal parts are the theories of curves and surfaces, and they were intensively de ==The subject of geometry, its principal branches and connection with other branches of mathematics.==
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  • ...eal constant coefficients (cf. [[Principal part of a differential operator|Principal part of a differential operator]]). boundary conditions, and these have been completely described. Boundary value problems take a simple form when the expression $ L _ {0} ^ \prime $
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  • The principal problems of the theory of harmonic spaces include the theory of solvability
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  • [[Principal homogeneous space|principal homogeneous space]] over one chooses the one for which the absolute value of the discriminant
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  • ...conformal invariant of weight $k = - 1$ whenever $n \geq 4$. Although the principal feature of $W ( g )$ is that $W ( g ) = 0$ if and only if the Riemannian ma ..., g \}$ of $( M , g )$, and $\Phi \{ M , g \} \in S ^ { 1 }$ is a critical value if and only if $\{ M , g \}$ is conformally flat. S.S. Chern [[#References|
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  • is a sheaf of principal ideals. For a connected non-singular algebraic variety this condition means
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  • ...], [[#References|[9]]]). Here the domains of basic resonance form those of principal resonance, and together with the domains of combined resonance there appear
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  • ...a coordinate system; cf. also [[Principal part of a differential operator|Principal part of a differential operator]]; [[Symbol of an operator|Symbol of an ope ...tangent bundle $T M$ of $M$. If $P$ is an elliptic operator as above, its principal symbol $a = \sigma ( P )$ defines a [[K-theory|$K$-theory]] class $[ a ]$ w
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  • A branch of modern algebra. Its principal task is to represent any [[Ideal|ideal]] of a ring (or of another algebraic
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  • have an envelope is called a principal surface of $ \Gamma _ {t} $.
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  • ...in "block index" form $C _ { A B }$ where each capital index can take a value $1$–$6$ and represents a pair of skew indices according to the scheme: ...|[a5]]]. Associated with each Petrov type at at point $p$ in $M$ are $4$ "principal" null directions (some possibly coincident). These directions are instrume
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  • the group of principal divisors $P(X)$, i.e. divisors of rational
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  • ...cter of the surface is clearly illustrated in this figure, which shows the principal sections of the surface at an arbitrary point $ O $. be their normal curvatures, i.e. the principal curvatures at the point $ O $(
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  • ...ll syntactic problems in a given sentence may be considered as solved. The principal difficulties in the creation of completely automatic systems of high-qualit
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  • ...eneral meaning it is considered nowadays as the analysis of connections in principal fibre spaces or fibre spaces associated to them. There is a way of defining
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  • equivariant mapping of the principal $ \mathop{\rm GL} ^ {k} ( n) $- The value of the Lie derivative $ {\mathcal L} _ {X} Q $
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  • ...obtained. See [[Boundary value problem, complex-variable methods|Boundary value problem, complex-variable methods]]. and retains their principal features. For this reason solutions of equations of the type (7) are known
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  • ...ues), from its behaviour with respect to a specific cone in the space (the principal eigenvalues of a positive operator), or from the scalar product (the spectr ...blems is explained by the fact that one can often successfully isolate the principal part and perturbation part in the same terms (by redistributing the coeffic
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  • The principal trends in the theory of Hilbert spaces with an indefinite metric are the sa Beginning with the study of L.S. Pontryagin [[#References|[1]]], the principal problem of the theory is the existence of semi-definite invariant subspaces
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  • and the integral is understood in the sense of the Cauchy principal value (see [[#References|[1]]]–[[#References|[4]]]). ...TR><TD valign="top">[7]</TD> <TD valign="top"> T.D. Dzhuraev, "Boundary value problems for equations of mixed and mixed-composite type" , Tashkent (1979
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  • in the principal fibration of frames over $ M $
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  • ...e concept of an analytic space was introduced in the 1950's and became the principal subject of the theory of analytic functions; many fundamental results obtai
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  • The principal problem in the theory of differential inequalities is to describe, starting The theory of boundary value problems was also studied for differential inequalities. The inequality $
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  • .... [[Algebraic curve|Algebraic curve]]; [[Modular form|Modular form]]). The principal congruence subgroup $ \Gamma ( N) $
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  • ...area, the surface integral of the [[elementary symmetric function]] of its principal curvatures (in the case of a $C^{2}$-smooth body), and also the correspo of the principal radii of curvature, regarded as a function of the normal to the sphere $
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  • is the [[Cauchy operator|Cauchy operator]] (i.e. the fundamental solution or principal solution) of the system
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  • ...h’s method to non-compact manifolds and analytic imbeddings, and also by a principal refinement of the process of extension with respect to a parameter, it has
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  • ...ll Heyting algebras (see [[Brouwer lattice]]); however, for the classes of principal ideal domains, of Brouwer lattices, and of normal distributive lattices, th
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  • ...e exterior algebra of a module is employed in the theory of modules over a principal ideal ring [[#References|[5]]].
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  • ...ong to $D$, then the cardinality of the ultraproduct with respect to a non-principal ultrafilter $D$ on a countable set $I$ is equal to that of the continuum. F ...-saturated systems is given by ultraproducts. For example, if $D$ is a non-principal ultrafilter on a countable set $I$, then $\prod_{i\in I}A_i/D$ is an $\alep
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  • ...which mathematical methods of investigation are extensively employed. The principal task of theoretical astrophysics is the interpretation of results of observ One of the principal problems in astrophysics is the study of the structure and the evolution of
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  • ...odifications obtained by changing components or the mode of operation. The principal concept — a finite automaton — originated in the mid-20th century in co ...uring the operation. This leads to the concept of a growing automaton. The principal modifications and subclasses of finite automata, together with their most i
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  • i.e. the value of $ f (z) $ ...solution of [[Boundary value problems of analytic function theory|boundary value problems of analytic function theory]], of singular integral equations conn
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  • ...olongements d'une variété différentiable. I. Calcul des jets, prolongement principal. II. L'espace des jets d'ordre $r$ de $V _ { n }$ dans $V _ { m }$. III. Tr
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  • ...c functions (cf. [[Characteristic function|Characteristic function]]) is a principal instrument for studying convergence of probability distributions. ...are the [[Mathematical expectation|mathematical expectation]] (the average value), the [[Dispersion|dispersion]] (or variance), the [[Median (in statistics)
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  • where the improper integral is understood in the sense of the principal value. For (5) he established the validity of three theorems, which are nowadays ...gn="top">[6]</TD> <TD valign="top"> I.I. Danilyuk, "Nonregular boundary value problems on the plane" , Moscow (1975) (In Russian)</TD></TR><TR><TD vali
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  • and the related homogeneous boundary value problem satisfies ...s|[a7]]]. Another interesting boundary value problem is the focal boundary value problem $ y ^ {( i ) } ( x _ {j} ) = 0 $,
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  • ...s, the physical processes taking place in them and their evolution. One of principal problems of astrophysics is the structure and evolution of stars. The theor
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  • ...od may be stated as follows. The Stokes approximation is considered as the principal term of the asymptotic expansion for small Reynolds numbers Re in a neighbo The boundary-layer equations yield the principal term in a suitably constructed asymptotic expansion of the Navier–Stokes
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  • as $n \to \infty$, with $\lambda_V(Q)$ the principal eigenvalue of the positive matrix $Q_V$. By the ergodic theorem, with $ \lambda_V(a)$ the principal eigenvalue of the matrix $(a(i,j)+\delta(i,j)V(j))_{i,j}$.
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  • are the congruence subgroups containing a principal congruence subgroup $ \Gamma (N) $
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  • is an integer. The maximum value of the magnitude or the degree of (1). The maximum value of the magnitudes $ i _ {s} $,
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  • The two principal surface forms are also constructed: the quadratic form
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  • ...}); in this case the $P_1,\dots,P_s$ form a complete set of non-isomorphic principal indecomposable left $A$-modules, that is, indecomposable $A$-modules into w
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  • The order of an elliptic function is the number of times it takes each value in its period parallelogram, cf. [[Elliptic function|Elliptic function]]. For each possible value $ \alpha $,
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  • to find the line for which the functional (1) assumes an extremal value. The value of the derivative $ \dot{x} $ The principal method for finding necessary conditions is the method of variations. Constr
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  • The principal idea of the Runge–Kutta method was proposed by C. Runge [[#References|[1] ...hods, the Runge–Kutta method, as other one-step methods, only requires the value at the last time point of the approximate solution and allows one to carry
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  • ...ndary from inside a domain by a hypersurface for which a certain number of principal curvatures is positive. In the theory of functions of several complex varia
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  • ...in applications of the theory of functions, e.g. in the theory of boundary value problems for partial differential equations. The principal problem in the study of weighted spaces is to obtain [[Imbedding theorems|i
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  • ...K$ is the conjugation operator defined on $L [ 0,2 \pi ]$ by the principal value integral
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  • b) Whether a model of type (1) is unique (identifying it). The principal difficulty in computing and interpreting a model consists in the fact that
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  • ...contains a comprehensive biography, a complete bibliography and Erlang's principal works in English translation).
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  • ...ch of mathematics flourished to the greatest extent in Ancient Greece. The principal source is Aritmetika by Diophantus (probably the 3rd century A.D.), which c ...n studied to a lesser extent, because of inherent difficulties. One of the principal methods of study in the representation of numbers by forms of higher degree
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  • The principal task of the theory of curls is to determine the velocity field of the liqui
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  • ...of the cohomology theory of Lie algebras to the study of the cohomology of principal bundles and homogeneous spaces (see [[#References|[8]]], [[#References|[14] ...lperin, R. Vanstone, "Connections, curvature and cohomology. Cohomology of principal bundles and homogeneous spaces" , '''3''' , Acad. Press (1975) {{MR|0400275
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  • ...arising boundary conditions, \eqref{1} gives rise to an elliptic boundary value problem. The system \eqref{1} is conveniently called the system of equation ...\eqref{2} are of at most second order. The order of the determinant of the principal symbol (characteristic polynomial) in \eqref{2} is 4, while in \eqref{1} it
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  • ...ath.org/legacyimages/m/m064/m064430/m06443044.png" /> it takes each finite value, except <img align="absmiddle" border="0" src="https://www.encyclopediaofma ....encyclopediaofmath.org/legacyimages/m/m064/m064430/m064430103.png" /> the value <img align="absmiddle" border="0" src="https://www.encyclopediaofmath.org/l
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  • ...is method is easily implemented on a computer; its scheme with choice of a principal element makes it possible to solve a system with an arbitrary matrix, and a it is required to determine an eigen value $ \lambda $
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  • ...a theory describing the "deviation" from Hasse's principle in the class of principal homogeneous spaces of Abelian varieties [[#References|[7]]], [[#References| ...an be associated to each Abelian variety (the Tate–Shafarevich group). The principal difficulty of the theory is that methods for calculating the groups $ {\m
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  • ...rime } = \Gamma$, the integral in (a1) is understood as a Cauchy principal value integral (cf. also [[Cauchy integral|Cauchy integral]]).
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  • ...topology of $4$-manifolds have been obtained by S.K. Donaldson: Consider a principal $G$-bundle $\xi $ on an oriented Riemannian $4$-manifold $M$, for a compact
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  • is negative definite. The principal properties of the function $ \theta $ ...of this school were G. Castelnuovo, F. Enriques and F. Severi. One of the principal achievements of the Italian school was the classification of algebraic surf
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  • ...iplicities $r_1 , \ldots , r_n$ respectively (cf. also [[Eigen value|Eigen value]]), i.e.
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  • ...ars to be C.F. Gauss who first stated explicitly the difference, being the principal one in constructive mathematics, between potential infinity and the actual ...s has a certain similarity to the latter. Apart from this, there is also a principal difference both of a general philosophical and a concrete mathematical natu
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  • ...ebraic ovals). However, these non-algebraic conditions apply only to the ''principal Taylor part'' of the vector fields: in the restricted problems where this p
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  • every finite value exactly $ r $ ...t, second and third kind, respectively. An integral of the first kind is a principal uniformizing function for $ F $
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  • The numerical value of a probability may sometimes be obtained from its "classical" definition: ...licated cases, a statistical approach is needed to determine the numerical value of a probability. For instance, if a marksman has hit the target in 39 out
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  • In other words, the value $ x _ {r-} 1 ^ {0} $ the value $ x _ {r-} 2 = x _ {r-} 2 ^ {0} $
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  • one can speak of the value of $ f $ at a point $ x \in X $ (which coincides with the value of the analytic function $ { \mathop{\rm red} } f $
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  • are called the principal geometric object determining functions (or representation-determining funct ...neous object, or a tensor. A geometric object is linear if and only if the principal functions which define it are of the form
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  • ...t under diffeomorphisms, and using the Weyl quantization one gets that the principal symbol $a _ { m }$ is invariantly defined on the cotangent bundle $T ^ { * of the principal symbol. If one writes
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  • principal in the Scioto debacle - a failed scheme projected to settle between 1786 and 1822 remain his life's principal accomplishment.
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  • does not completely determine the value of the Abelian integral (1), or, which is the same, the integral (1) turns and the difficulty of the inversion problem can already be noticed. The principal advances in the theory of inversion of Abelian integrals are due to B. Riem
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  • ...f sets has made it possible to state a proposition on the unsolvability in principal (in an exact sense) of certain mathematical problems and has made it possib The principal method used for establishing that a formula $ A $
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  • ...es the predicate term and goes along an arc corresponding to the predicate value. When hitting a transformer with operator $ y := \tau $, one computes the value of $ \tau $
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  • ...the theory of Abelian groups can be applied to the case of modules over a principal ideal ring. Owing to their relative simplicity and to the fact that they ha
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  • ...curve, and the improper integral is to be understood as a Cauchy principal value, i.e. for some admissible value $ \alpha $
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  • ...ecently Mardešić and collaborators have successfully explained some of the principal peculiarities, using the concept of an approximate inverse limit. The appro
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  • is the decomposition of the principal divisor $ ( b) $
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  • A function related to integral representations of solutions of boundary value problems for differential equations. The Green function of a boundary value problem for a linear differential equation is the [[Fundamental solution|fu
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  • ...set of $k'$-isomorphisms $B\otimes_k k'\to A\otimes_k k'$ is naturally a [[principal homogeneous space]] over $\Aut_k'(A)$ and thus defines an element of $\H^1(
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