979 resultados para Kolmogorov, Lie, Hormander, ipoellittiche
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Page 267 incorrectly numbered 297.
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The letter, p. [2]-4, from the Treasury Dept. Revenue Office is signed by Samuel Smith.
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T. 1 by J. J. Raikem and M. L. Polain; t. 2 by the same and S. Bormans; t. 3 by L. Crahay and S. Bormans.
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t. 1. Théorie de l'électricité et du magnétisme. Électronométrie. Théorie et construction des génerateurs et des transformateurs électriques.--t. 2. Canalisation et distribution de l'énergie électrique. Applications de l'electricité a la production et a la transmission de la puissance motrice à la traction, à la télégraphie, a la téléphonie, a l'éclairage et a la métallurgie.
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Mode of access: Internet.
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Translation of Meine Kriegserinnerungen, 1914-1918.
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Braided m-Lie algebras induced by multiplication are introduced, which generalize Lie algebras, Lie color algebras and quantum Lie algebras. The necessary and sufficient conditions for the braided m-Lie algebras to be strict Jacobi braided Lie algebras are given. Two classes of braided m-Lie algebras are given, which are generalized matrix braided m-Lie algebras and braided m-Lie subalgebras of End(F)M, where M is a Yetter-Drinfeld module over B with dimB < infinity. In particular, generalized classical braided m-Lie algebras sl(q,f)(GM(G)(A),F) and osp(q,l)(GM(G)(A),M,F) of generalized matrix algebra GMG(A) are constructed and their connection with special generalized matrix Lie superalgebra sl(s,f)(GM(Z2)(A(s)),F) and orthosymplectic generalized matrix Lie super algebra osp(s,l) (GM(Z2)(A(s)),M-s,F) are established. The relationship between representations of braided m-Lie algebras and their associated algebras are established.
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The Kolmogorov-Smirnov (KS) test is a non-parametric test which can be used in two different circumstances. First, it can be used as an alternative to chi-square (?2) as a ‘goodness-of-fit’ test to compare whether a given ‘observed’ sample of observations conforms to an ‘expected’ distribution of results (KS, one-sample test). An example of the use of the one-sample test to determine whether a sample of observations was normally distributed was described previously. Second, it can be used as an alternative to the Mann-Whitney test to compare two independent samples of observations (KS, two-sample test). Hence, this statnote describes the use of the KS test with reference to two scenarios: (1) to compare the observed frequency (Fo) of soil samples containing cysts of the protozoan Naegleria collected each month for a year with an expected equal frequency (Fe) across months (one-sample test), and (2) to compare the abundance of bacteria on cloths and sponges sampled in a domestic kitchen environment (two-sample test).
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The paper has been presented at the 12th International Conference on Applications of Computer Algebra, Varna, Bulgaria, June, 2006
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This project was partially supported by RFBR, grants 99-01-00233, 98-01-01020 and 00-15-96128.