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Showing 1 to 20 of 48 for “"Continuous function"”.
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Projections in Certain Continuous Function Spaces
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Selection theory for infinite dimensional spaces and continuous single-valued approximations to upper semi-continuous multivalued mappings
… and A is a closed subset of X and f:A —> Y is a continuous function, under what conditions is there »a continuous function fzx + Y such‘ that fIA = f ? Two key theorems of topology deal with this problem. They are the Tietze Extension A Theorem and the Brouwer No—Retraction Theorem. The first …
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Homomorphisms into the Fundamental Group of One-Dimensional and Planar Peano Continua
… to a homomorphism which is induced by a continuous function.
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Image feature matching using polynomial representation of chain codes
… polynomials used to represent a piecewise continuous function derived from a chain code. This piecewise continuous function is generated from a chain code by mapping individual chain links onto real numbers. A variety of alternative mappings of chain links onto real numbers are evaluated, …
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Generalising the concordant-dissonant factorisation
… factorization of an arbitrary continuous function" was introduced by Collins in [C 1971]. He defined that a continuous map is concordant if each of its fibres is contained in a quasi-component of its domain and that a continuous map is dissonant iff each of its fibres and each …
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Best Approximation With Geometric Constraints
… best L<sub>p</sub> approximation to a function in L<sub>p </sub>(0,1) by convex functions, (m, n)-convex functions, (m, n)-convex functions and (m, n)-convex splines, for 1 < p < ∞ , and best uniform approximation to a continuous function by convex functions, quasi-convex functions and …
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Modeling red pine tree mortality: An artificial neural network approach
… such networks to approximate any measurable or continuous function to any desired degree of accuracy, given enough complexity and training.
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Properties of cocontinuous functions and cocompact spaces
… of cotopology in the areas of cocon·tinuous functions and cocompact spaces. Initially we investigate and provide needed results concerning closed bases for a topological space. We then study cocontinuous functions by relating them to various other weaker forms of continuous functions, namely …
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Dynamics of Iterated Functions Systems: Hausdorff Dimension and Related Topics
… dimension of fractal sets generated by iterated function systems (IFS). Hutchinson studied IFS and obtained a useful formula to compute the Hausdorff dimension of fractals generated by a finite family of disjoint similar IFS, where by disjoint we mean the IFS satisfies the open set condition. In …
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O grau topológico de Brouwer e Aplicações.
… triple (f,⌦, y), where ⌦ ⇢ rn,y 2 rn and f a continuous function in ⌦, to a integer number d(f,⌦, y). this function, known as degree, through its properties and consequences, allows us to find meaningful answers about the existence, uniqueness or multiplicity of solutions for the equation f(x) …
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Zero-dimensional spaces and their inverse limits
… the inverse limit on [0,1] with an upper semi-continuous function with a connected graph has either one or infinitely many points. We show that this result cannot be generalized to the inverse limits on simple triods or simple closed curves. In addition to that, we introduce a class of …
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In Situ X-Ray Investigations of Staging and Sequencing In Potassium-Graphite Intercalation Compounds
… concentration of admixed stages is seen to be a continuous function of the thermodynamic parameters. However, the transition between stage n and stage n+1 still exhibits a discontinuity which can be characterized as a gap in the allowed concentrations for stage admixing. The size of this gap …
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Continuous-time Latent-variable Models for Time Series
… models, a common approach is to convert a continuous timeline into a discrete one by aggregating observations into a sequence of discrete clusters. However, this transformation erases a lot of the temporal structure of the data and prevents us from utilizing the data to its full potential. …
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Cellular mappings on manifolds
… In particular; for n <strong>≠</strong> M, a continuous function defined from a manifold onto itself is cellular if and only if it can be uniformly approximated by homeomorphisms. This thesis is a study of cellular mappings, spaces of cellular mappings and a class of mappings, called UV ∞maps …
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Two-step coding theorem in the nearly continuous category
… measurable and a topological structure. A nearly continuous Z-system consists of a Polish space X with a non-atomic Borel probability measure μ and an ergodic measure-preserving homeomorphism T on X . Let ƒ : X → R be a positive, nearly continuous function bounded away from 0 and ∞. This gives …
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An Introduction to the Lebesgue Integral
… to define, and it allows one to integrate every continuous function. It is really important to have a definition of the integral that allows a wider class of functions to be integrated. However, there are many other types of integrals, the most important of which is the Lebesgue integral. The …
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Spectral densities of discrete and continuous-indexed random fields
… uniformly, each will have a spectral density function (not necessarily continuous) that is bounded between two positive constants. These spectral density functions will converge in a weak sense to another function (not necessarily continuous) that is also bounded between two positive …
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Counting and Averaging Problems in Graph Theory
… (1966), proved the following result: Given a continuous function f on a compact surface M of constant curvature -1 and its periodic lift g to the universal covering, the hyperbolic plane, then the averages of the lift g over increasing spheres converge to the average of the function f over the …
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Analysis of weighted l̳₁-minimization for model based compressed sensing
… where the probabilities are evaluations of a continuous function at uniformly spaced points in a given interval. For this case, we use weights which have a similar characterization . We demonstrate our techniques through numerical computations for a certain class of weights and compare some of …
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A systematic investigation of the parameters affecting the accuracy of the vortex-lattice method
… to represent the pressure distribution as a continuous function over the surface of the wing. Delta, arrowhead, and cropped delta wings are presented as numerical examples. Parametric studies are made for the delta wing of aspect ratio one. It is found that the parameter which has the …
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