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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Elementary Theory"”.
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Decision Problems in the Lattice of P01 Classes
Given an (undecidable) elementary theory of a computability-theoretic structure, it is natural to ask how much of the theory is decidable. An AE-sentence is a sentence in prenex normal form with all universal quantifiers preceding all existential quantifiers, and the AE-theory of a structure is the …
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Fabry-Perot Cavity, Pulsed Fourier Transform Molecular Beam Microwave Spectroscopy
This thesis establishes the elementary theory of three well known spectroscopic techniques and then combines them to bring forth a new and highly successful method of microwave spectroscopy. After a short introduction to cavity spectrometers, the foundations of the theory of a Fabry-Perot cavity, …
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On axially symmetric elastic wave propagation in a fluid-filled cylindrical shell
… shell. Many of the objectionable features of the elementary (Joukowsky) water hammer theory are removed, and particular emphasis is placed upon consideration of the effects of radial inertia of the fluid and of the shell. The formulation is appropriate for consideration of any axially symmetric …
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Three essays on international trade
… the representative agent. Essay II develops an elementary theory of global supply chains. It considers a world economy with an arbitrary number of countries, one factor of production, a continuum of intermediate goods, and one final good. Production of the final good is sequential and subject to …
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The Categories of Graphs
<p>In traditional studies of graph theory, the graphs allow only one edge to be incident to any two vertices, not necessarily distinct, and the graph morphisms must map edges to edges and vertices to vertices while preserving incidence. We refer to these restricted morphisms as <i>strict …
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The Categories of Graphs
<p>In traditional studies of graph theory, the graphs allow only one edge to be incident to any two vertices, not necessarily distinct, and the graph morphisms must map edges to edges and vertices to vertices while preserving incidence. We refer to these restricted morphisms as <i>strict …