On the use of the variable change w=exp(u) to establish novel integral representations and to analyze the Riemann ς ( s,
|
|
- Laurel Page
- 6 years ago
- Views:
Transcription
1 On th of th variabl chang p() to tablih novl intgral rprntation and to analyz th Rimann ς (, -fnction, incomplt gamma-fnction, hyprgomtric F-fnction, conflnt hyprgomtric Φ -fnction and bta fnction Srgy K. Skatkii Th variabl chang i applid to tablih novl intgral rprntation of th incomplt gamma-fnction, hyprgomtric F- fnction, conflnt hyprgomtric Φ -fnction and bta-fnction, and to analyz th fnction a ll a th Rimann ς (, -fnction. In particlar, ing th rprntation giv a pdagogically intrctiv proof of th ll knon approimat fnctional rlation for th Rimann ς -fnction and driv Hritz rprntation of th ς (, -fnction.
2 . Introdction In th middl of th XIXth cntry Schläfli d th variabl chang for th t of th Bl intgral J (+) ν ν ( z) p z( ) d πi hich nabld him to tablih om important proprti of Bl fnction;.g. []. Intgral rmbling that givn abov ar d to pr th Rimann ς -fnction: it i ll knon that for R>: ( ) ) ( ) d + ς () (.g. [] for proof and tandard dfinition), and imilarly for R> and mor gnral ) ς ( ) d () a ) ς (, d (3). Similar intgral rprntation i alo a tarting point of th dfinition of th incomplt gamma-fnction [3] γ (, d (4) and actally thy appar in many othr intanc. Hnc of cor it look intrting to try th am variabl chang for analyi of th intgral. Rcntly, thi approach ha bn attmptd for th Rimann ς fnction by Brgtrom [4] (th prnt athor i naar of othr rarch of thi typ). In th prnt ot analyz om rlt of it application to diffrnt analytical fnction.. Application of th variabl chang for th Rimann ς -fnction A variabl chang convrt th qality () into ( ) ) ς ( ) d (5) + Th intgrand i a ingl-vald fnction on th hol compl plan + and th Cachy thorm i applicabl. Thi fnction ha impl pol at ln( π (n + )) + iπ (/ ) hr n i intgr or qal to zro and n, m + m m, ±, ±,... Th corrponding rid ar qal to ( ) n, m m i( ) (n + ) π p( iπ / ) p( iπ m ) (bca
3 d n m m,, n, m d d + C ). Lt apply Cachy thorm to th intgral takn arond th rctanglar contor formd by th point X, ln(π ), ln(π ) + πi, + πi hr i a poitiv intgr and ral X>. Inid thi contor hav pol ith m, and n<+, ho m i qal to S in( π / ) π iπ (n + ). n Important obrvation of Brgtrom i that th intgral ovr X + π i, ln(π ) + π ) i qal to iπ tim th am intgral ovr ( i ( X, ln(π )) and hnc i iπ ( )( ) ) ς ( ) 4πi in( π / ) π (n + ) I + I' n hr, I ', π (6). I ar vrtical intgral takn ovr ( π π + πi) and X + π i, + π ) rpctivly. Writing (6) hav nglctd th ( i trncation rror (intgration ovr ( X, ln(π )) intad of (, ) ) hich i π O( ). For R> intgral I ' i alo trivially ngligibl hn X. π Uing ς ( ) π in( π / ) ) ς ( ), Γ ( ) ) and in π iπ iπ i on can th rrit inπ i( hr ) iπ ς ( ) π + n iπ π in( π / ) 4πi in( π / ) π (n + ) ii (7) π (ln(π ) + i iy I ln( π ) + iy π (8). π (co y+ iin + + W ar intrtd in th rang < σ < (a al σ R ) hnc (7) can b rrittn a hr ~ ς ( n + ) I n ( ) ( ) π (7 iy ~ I π (8. i π (co y+ iin in( π / ) + A mntiond bfor, qation (7-(8 ar not act bt contain an ponntially mall rror trm d to th intgration ovr ( X, ln(π ) intad of (, ) (th limitation of intgr i not principal and can aily 3
4 b rmovd). Hnc, trictly paking, thy ar not intgral rprntation of th Rimann ς -fnction althogh might conidr thm a approimat intgral rprntation. ot alo that thy ar provn hr for R> bt by analytical contination imilar rlation hold for all cpt, of cor,. For R< intgral (8 vanih in th limit of larg th giving th ll knon rlation ( ) ς ( ) (n + ). n For compltn, finih thi Sction rriting qation (7-(8 ing th formal chang : hr ς ( n + ) I n ( ) ( ) π π i i( ) y ~ I π (co y+ iin co( / ) + ~ (7b) (8b).. Proof of th approimat fnctional qation for th Rimann ς - fnction Th natral firt approimation to th val of intgral (8 i imply to tak th intgrand qal to zro for (, π / ) and ( 3π /, π ), hr co y >, iy and qal to for ( π /, 3π / ), hr co y <. In ch a mannr obtain that ~ I 3i ( iπ in( π / ) i ) π / iπ / and hnc from (4) can infr, ignoring for a momnt th prciion of th prion, that ( ) ς ( ) + (n + ). It i convnint to n mak a formal chang th riting ( ) ς ( ) ( + n ) (n + ). Thi i th am a (9) ς ( ) + ( n + / ) (). n By contrction, thi i limitd ith R<, bt again thi rlation dfinitly hold alo for R> giving in th limit th ll knon rprntation [] ( ) ς ( ) ( n + / ). n 4
5 Of cor, () i th approimat fnctional qation (applid for ( ) ς ( ) rathr than ς () bt thi i not principal) hich prciion (rror trm) i long tablihd and i givn by th ll knon thorm (P.77 []) THEOREM. W hav ( ) ς ( ) + niformly for σ > than. n σ, t π / C ( n / ) + O(/ σ ) () <, hr C i a givn contant gratr Thi Thorm i not too difficlt to prov by compl variabl mthod a it i don in p. 8 of Rf. []; hovr, th mthod adoptd thr rqir rathr artificial introdction of th intgral z cot πzdz to obtain, i applying th rid thorm, th mming n (corrpondingly, th intgral + i i z πzdz n> + i tan and mming ( n / ) in or c. For or approach, thi am m appar qit natrally and hnc it old b intrctiv to prov thi thorm bad on th propod variabl chang, at lat by pdagogical raon. Thi i don blo. For implicity oftn th condition of th Thorm rqiring t < 4 / C intad of t π / C A follo from abov, for th proof hold rigoroly timat n> <. th diffrnc btn th actal val of th intgral π (co y+ iin + i3π / iπ / and th val ( ) obtaind hn th intgrand i approimatd i a dicd abov. For thi, lt divid th intgration rang a π / π 3π / π π / π 3π π iy. W ill dnot th intgral rpctivly S, S, S3, S4, and analyz thm on by on. All th intgral ar imilar hnc ill analyz only S 4. (Writing for th intgral S, 3 th diffrnc btn th intgrand at hand and that iy iy iy d for an approimat calclation π (co y+ iin π (co y+ iin + + 5
6 aily it imilarity ith S, 4 ). For S 4 mak a variabl chang 3π / π and obtain 4 π (in ~ y i co ~ y ) + Lt dnot π in ~ y a and plicitly rit th dnominator of th π intgrand a in ~ y (co(π co ~ y ) i in(π co ~ y )) +. Th qar of it modl i a + + a co(π co ~, and no ill dmontrat that alay for ~ y [, π / ] ~ ) a + + a co(π co y a / 4 (). Thi i ay to if a bca thn hav a + + a co(π co a + a ( a ) a / 4, and alo () i trivially flfilld if a (hich i alay tr) and co( π co ~ y ). Whn co( π co ~ may b ngativ? For thi on nd co ~ y < /(4 ) and th y 3 / + ~ y S π / iy ~ i ~. ~ ~ in in y co y /( ). Bt if o, ~ y π a > >> th dmontration of (). Th hav (hr and blo t π / iy ~ π / Ty ~ T ): π hich finih ~ ~ ~ (in ~ co ~ < in ~ < ~ ) 4 + π y i y π y y (). ( T 4 ) / ( 4 ) / ~ y π T π ( ) T 4 T 4 Hr d in ~ y ~ y / π valid for ~ y [, π / ]. For ngativ T-4 () i 3 / clarly of th ordr of O(/). Th factor iπ in front of th intgral S 4 i canclld by th dnominator i π ~ in( π / ) in front of I ( q. 8 and th hav that th rror ariing from th approimation of all intgral S,,3, 4 i of th ordr of O(/). Thi finih th proof: chang from π to arbitrary i tandard for thi Thorm, cf. [], and do not po any problm... Hritz rprntation of th ς (, fnction Similar conidration can b givn for intgral () and (3) lading to knon intgral rprntation of th fnction involvd. A an ampl, lt ho Hritz rprntation of th ς (, [5] can b obtaind by th mthod ndr dicion. Th variabl chang at qtion tranform (3) into Γ ) (, n, m ln( n) + iπ (/ + m a ( ς. Th impl pol ar locatd at d π / π ) ith n intgr and, ±, ±,... th rid ar qal to Ty ~ m Similarly a abov, 6
7 ( ), m n m ( ) πnai m+ m i( ) (n) π p( iπ / ) p( iπm)p(( ) π nai ). Application of th am contor a abov bt ith th vrtic at X, ln(π + π ), ln(π + π ) + πi, + πi giv ( iπ πi(π ) ) ) ς (, p( iπ / ) n n ( p(πnai) + p( πnai) p( iπ)) I. + I' (To avoid mindrtanding, ndr th m ign plicitly rit th m π of rid for th pair m, for any n). Uing again ) and in π ) in π iπ i iπ aftr trivial algbra on can th rrit ς (, )(π ) in( π / ) n in(πna + π / ) (3). n hnc for R< lim I. hr took th limit Rlation (3) i, of cor, Hritz formla again, it i obtaind hr in a dirct and traightforard ay ithot introdction of any artificial contor, cf. [5]. In th am ay an approimat fnctional qation for ς (, alo can b aily obtaind. 3. Intgral rprntation for th incomplt gamma-fnction A a alra mntiond, incomplt gamma-fnction i dfind, hnvr appropriat, a γ (, d [3] and by analytical contination othri. W mak th am variabl chang and not that th intgrand contain no pol. o tak th mor gnral rctanglar contor formd by th point X, ln, ln + πni, X + πni hr n ±, ±,... and for a momnt i poitiv. Uing th am notation a i n abov, obtain ( π ) γ (, I + I' hr I πn (ln + i πn iy i ln + iy i. (co y+ iin Th hav a nmbr of rprntation ( i iπn ) γ (, i πn co y πn iy (co( y in (co y + i in y ) + i in( y in ) (4). 7
8 hich rprnt incomplt gamma-fnction if th val of n ar nonintgr and hich, by analytical contination, ar valid for arbitrary compl val of. Of cor, th rprntation ar cloly connctd ith th knon rprntation [3] π coϑ γ (, co( ϑ + inϑ) dϑ in π (5) hich i ally provn in a rathr indirct ay ing Hankl gnralization of Γ (z) a a contor intgral,.g. p. 44 of Rf. [6]. At th am tim, th rprntation (5) can b aily and dirctly obtaind by or mthod a follo. Lt introdc an ailiary fnction ~γ (, d, mak th am variabl chang and conidr a rctanglar intgration contor formd by th vrtic X π i, ln πi, ln + πi, + πi ith ral X. It i ay to that along th lin ( πi, ln πi) or intgral z z dz i qal to iπ iπ d γ (, ) (ln hil along th lin + π i, + πi) it i qal to i π γ (,. Th, rpating all hat hav bn don abov (not that th intgral I ' i again ngligibl for R>), hav: π iy (coy+ iin coy i (co( y + iπ iπ ( ) γ (, i in π π. Thi i actly th rprntation (5), and ch a rprntation alo can b gnralizd by taking th rctanglar contor formd by th point X nπ i, ln nπi, ln + nπi, + nπi hr n i an intgr. Thi, if n i not an intgr, giv πn coϑ γ, co( ϑ + inϑ) dϑ in πn ( (6). REMARK. Whn analyzing th Rimann ς (, -fnction, a mor gnral rctanglar contor formd by th point X, ln(π ), ln(π ) + πni, + πni, hr n ±, ±,... alo can b takn. Qit imilarly, on can alo rpat th am hint hich a d dring th analyi of th incomplt gamma-fnction and tak th contor ith th vrtic at X π ni, ln(π ) πni, ln(π ) + πni, + πni, hr n,,... Unfortnatly, thi do not lad to any n intrting rlation. 8
9 4. Intgral rprntation for th conflnt hyprgomtric Φ - fnction, bta fnction and hyprgomtric F-fnction Or nt ampl dal ith th intgral rprntation of conflnt hyprgomtric Φ -fnction. W hav for poitiv and Rc>Ra> (Rf. [5] P. 55): Φ a ca ( a, ( ) d c Or variabl chang convrt thi into Φ a ca ( a, ( ) d c (7) (8). o tak imilar rctanglar contor a abov ith th vrtic at X,, πi, + πi hr ral X and indnt th cornr, πi of th contor. Clarly, for Rc>Ra th contribtion of intgral ovr th infinitimally mall qartr-circl rlatd ith th indntation vanih, and for Ra> th vrtical intgral I ' alo vanih. Inid th contor hav no pol and or intgrand i a ingl-vald fnction, hnc obtain th folloing n intgral rprntation of th conflnt hyprgomtrical fnction: π π i iy ia aiy iy ca ( ) Φ( a, ( ) ( πia ) Φ( a, π c i co y ) ) a c a (9). Similarly a abov, taking mor gnral contor. Thi can b rrittn a (co( in y + a + i in( in y + a)( co y i in n ±, ±,... obtain alo th rprntation ( nπia ) Φ( a, πn ca X,, nπi, + nπi ith i co y ca (co( in y + a + i in( in y + a)( co y i in c (). By analytical contination (9) and () ar valid for all compl, a, c providd Rc>Ra and hn ± na ar not intgr; of cor, th pol of th gamma-fnction alo hold b avoidd a it tak plac alo for (8). Th am hint that d in th prvio ction can b d to obtain mor ymmtric intgral rprntation. For thi introdc an 9
10 a ca ailiary intgral ( + ) d, th am variabl chang and th contor ith th vrtic at X π ni, πni, πni, + πni ith ral X. Or variabl chang tranform th intgral into a c a ( + ) d, and it i ay to that along th lin ( X πni, π ni ) it i qal to i na iπ na a ca ( ) d hnc π a ca ( ) d hil along th lin ( π ni, X + πni ) it i qal to in( πan) Φ( a, πn i co y ca (co( in y a iin( in y a)( + co y + iin c πn (). Hr ± na ar not intgr and again th pol of th gamma-fnction hold b avoidd. Qit imilarly th intgral qality dfining th bta fnction (R>, Ry>) [Rf. 5 P. 9]: B y (, ( ) d can b tratd. Thi lad to th rprntation πn () niπ y ( ) B(, i (co( ϑ) + i in( ϑ))( coϑ i inϑ) dϑ (3). By analytical contination, (3) i valid if Ry> and ± n i not an intgr. ot th diffrnc btn (3) and th intgral apparing aftr th impl variabl chang inθ (or imilar) in (): B(, π / in y ϑ( inϑ) coϑdϑ (4). Again, th am hint that a d for an incomplt gamma-fnction to obtain mor ymmtric intgral rprntation can b rpatd by y introdcing an ailiary intgral ( + ) d and conidring th contor formd by th vrtic nπ, ith ral X : X π ni πni, πni, + πni y in( πn B(, (co( ϑ) + i in( ϑ))( + coϑ + i inϑ) dϑ (5) nπ
11 hr n i not an intgr. Th am approach can b d to obtain an intgral rprntation for th hyprgomtric fnction F ( a, b; z) tarting from th knon rprntation F cb a ( a, b; z) ( ) ( z) d b) c b) b valid for R c > R b >, arg( z) < π ; [5] P. 4. For th condition or tandard rctanglar contor ith indntd cornr hich d to t th Φ ( a, fnction again contain no pol and hav ( nπib i c (6). ) F( a, b; z) πn (co( b + i in( b)( co y i in cb ( z co y iz in Hr nb i not an intgr and th pol of gamma fnction hold b avoidd. Similarly a abov, mor ymmtrical rprntation can b obtaind introdcing an ailiary intgral b cb a ( + ) ( + z) d and conidring th contor formd by th vrtic c, ith ral X : X π ni πni, πni, + πni in( πnb) F( a, b; z) nπ nπ (co( b + i in( b)( + co y + i in cb ( + z co y + iz in a (7). a 5. Conclion Th hav hon that th variabl chang i fl for an analyi of intgral rprnting th Rimann ς fnction, incomplt gamma-fnction, conflnt hyprgomtric Φ -fnction and bta fnction. Thr ar no dobt that othr intrting and yt nplord application of thi variabl chang can b fond. And no lt mak th final rmark. Might it b raonabl to propo th introdction of th incomplt Rimann ~ ς -fnction hich may b dfind for poitiv and R> a ) ~ ς (, d or imilarly and for othr paramtr by an appropriat analytical contination? Thi fnction
12 dpn th analogy btn th Rimann fnction and gamma fnction and might b fl for om phyical application. For ampl, it i ll knon that th pctral dnity of thrmal bo radiation nrgy i prd in 3D via th Rimann fnction 3 4) ς (4) d (and via othr rlatd fnction in othr nmbr of dimnion and may b in fractal alo (?)). Th hight poibl frqncy of th ytm can b limitd by diffrnt phyical raon (.g. by Planck lngth and tim cal if nothing l) hich apparntly mak th introdction of th corrponding incomplt fnction qit raonabl: in 3D th ral pctral dnity of th 3 blackbo radiation i 4) ~ ς (4, d, and o on. REFERECES []. Waton, A trati on th thory of Bl fnction, Cambridg, Cambridg Univ. Pr, 958, P. 76. [] E. C. Titchmarh and E. R. Hath-Bron, Th thory of th Rimann Zta-fnction, Oford, Clarndon Pr, 988. [3] A. Erdlyi, Highr trancndntal fnction, Vol. II, McGro and Hill, -Y., 953, P. 37. [4] A. Brgtrom, Proof of Rimann' zta-hypothi, arxiv:89.5, 8. [5] A. Erdlyi, Highr trancndntal fnction, Vol. I, McGro and Hill, - Y., 953, P. 6. [6] E. T. Whittakr and G.. Waton, A cor of modrn analyi, Cambridg, Cambridg Univ. Pr, 965. S. K. Skatkii, Laboratoir d Phyiq d la Matièr Vivant, IPSB, BSP 48, Ecol Polytchniq Fédéral d Laann, CH 5 Laann- Dorigny, Sitzrland. rgi.katki@pfl.ch
SECTION where P (cos θ, sin θ) and Q(cos θ, sin θ) are polynomials in cos θ and sin θ, provided Q is never equal to zero.
SETION 6. 57 6. Evaluation of Dfinit Intgrals Exampl 6.6 W hav usd dfinit intgrals to valuat contour intgrals. It may com as a surpris to larn that contour intgrals and rsidus can b usd to valuat crtain
More information(1) Then we could wave our hands over this and it would become:
MAT* K285 Spring 28 Anthony Bnoit 4/17/28 Wk 12: Laplac Tranform Rading: Kohlr & Johnon, Chaptr 5 to p. 35 HW: 5.1: 3, 7, 1*, 19 5.2: 1, 5*, 13*, 19, 45* 5.3: 1, 11*, 19 * Pla writ-up th problm natly and
More information[ ] 1+ lim G( s) 1+ s + s G s s G s Kacc SYSTEM PERFORMANCE. Since. Lecture 10: Steady-state Errors. Steady-state Errors. Then
SYSTEM PERFORMANCE Lctur 0: Stady-tat Error Stady-tat Error Lctur 0: Stady-tat Error Dr.alyana Vluvolu Stady-tat rror can b found by applying th final valu thorm and i givn by lim ( t) lim E ( ) t 0 providd
More informationINTRODUCTION TO AUTOMATIC CONTROLS INDEX LAPLACE TRANSFORMS
adjoint...6 block diagram...4 clod loop ytm... 5, 0 E()...6 (t)...6 rror tady tat tracking...6 tracking...6...6 gloary... 0 impul function...3 input...5 invr Laplac tranform, INTRODUCTION TO AUTOMATIC
More informationMor Tutorial at www.dumblittldoctor.com Work th problms without a calculator, but us a calculator to chck rsults. And try diffrntiating your answrs in part III as a usful chck. I. Applications of Intgration
More informationChapter 10 Time-Domain Analysis and Design of Control Systems
ME 43 Sytm Dynamic & Control Sction 0-5: Stady Stat Error and Sytm Typ Chaptr 0 Tim-Domain Analyi and Dign of Control Sytm 0.5 STEADY STATE ERRORS AND SYSTEM TYPES A. Bazoun Stady-tat rror contitut an
More information10. The Discrete-Time Fourier Transform (DTFT)
Th Discrt-Tim Fourir Transform (DTFT Dfinition of th discrt-tim Fourir transform Th Fourir rprsntation of signals plays an important rol in both continuous and discrt signal procssing In this sction w
More informationu 3 = u 3 (x 1, x 2, x 3 )
Lctur 23: Curvilinar Coordinats (RHB 8.0 It is oftn convnint to work with variabls othr than th Cartsian coordinats x i ( = x, y, z. For xampl in Lctur 5 w mt sphrical polar and cylindrical polar coordinats.
More informationEngineering Differential Equations Practice Final Exam Solutions Fall 2011
9.6 Enginring Diffrntial Equation Practic Final Exam Solution Fall 0 Problm. (0 pt.) Solv th following initial valu problm: x y = xy, y() = 4. Thi i a linar d.. bcau y and y appar only to th firt powr.
More informationCalculus II (MAC )
Calculus II (MAC232-2) Tst 2 (25/6/25) Nam (PRINT): Plas show your work. An answr with no work rcivs no crdit. You may us th back of a pag if you nd mor spac for a problm. You may not us any calculators.
More informationHigher order derivatives
Robrto s Nots on Diffrntial Calculus Chaptr 4: Basic diffrntiation ruls Sction 7 Highr ordr drivativs What you nd to know alrady: Basic diffrntiation ruls. What you can larn hr: How to rpat th procss of
More informationDerangements and Applications
2 3 47 6 23 Journal of Intgr Squncs, Vol. 6 (2003), Articl 03..2 Drangmnts and Applications Mhdi Hassani Dpartmnt of Mathmatics Institut for Advancd Studis in Basic Scincs Zanjan, Iran mhassani@iasbs.ac.ir
More informationAn Inventory Model with Change in Demand Distribution
Autralian Journal of Baic and Applid cinc, 5(8): 478-488, IN 99-878 An Invntory Modl with Chang in Dmand Ditribution P.. hik Uduman,. rinivaan, 3 Dowlath Fathima and 4 athyamoorthy, R. Aociat Profor, H.O.D
More informationThe Matrix Exponential
Th Matrix Exponntial (with xrciss) by Dan Klain Vrsion 28928 Corrctions and commnts ar wlcom Th Matrix Exponntial For ach n n complx matrix A, dfin th xponntial of A to b th matrix () A A k I + A + k!
More informationa 1and x is any real number.
Calcls Nots Eponnts an Logarithms Eponntial Fnction: Has th form y a, whr a 0, a an is any ral nmbr. Graph y, Graph y ln y y Th Natral Bas (Elr s nmbr): An irrational nmbr, symboliz by th lttr, appars
More informationSolution: APPM 1360 Final (150 pts) Spring (60 pts total) The following parts are not related, justify your answers:
APPM 6 Final 5 pts) Spring 4. 6 pts total) Th following parts ar not rlatd, justify your answrs: a) Considr th curv rprsntd by th paramtric quations, t and y t + for t. i) 6 pts) Writ down th corrsponding
More informationThe Matrix Exponential
Th Matrix Exponntial (with xrciss) by D. Klain Vrsion 207.0.05 Corrctions and commnts ar wlcom. Th Matrix Exponntial For ach n n complx matrix A, dfin th xponntial of A to b th matrix A A k I + A + k!
More informationNEW APPLICATIONS OF THE ABEL-LIOUVILLE FORMULA
NE APPLICATIONS OF THE ABEL-LIOUVILLE FORMULA Mirca I CÎRNU Ph Dp o Mathmatics III Faculty o Applid Scincs Univrsity Polithnica o Bucharst Cirnumirca @yahoocom Abstract In a rcnt papr [] 5 th indinit intgrals
More informationLimiting value of higher Mahler measure
Limiting valu of highr Mahlr masur Arunabha Biswas a, Chris Monico a, a Dpartmnt of Mathmatics & Statistics, Txas Tch Univrsity, Lubbock, TX 7949, USA Abstract W considr th k-highr Mahlr masur m k P )
More informationu x v x dx u x v x v x u x dx d u x v x u x v x dx u x v x dx Integration by Parts Formula
7. Intgration by Parts Each drivativ formula givs ris to a corrsponding intgral formula, as w v sn many tims. Th drivativ product rul yilds a vry usful intgration tchniqu calld intgration by parts. Starting
More informationDISCRETE TIME FOURIER TRANSFORM (DTFT)
DISCRETE TIME FOURIER TRANSFORM (DTFT) Th dicrt-tim Fourir Tranform x x n xn n n Th Invr dicrt-tim Fourir Tranform (IDTFT) x n Not: ( ) i a complx valud continuou function = π f [rad/c] f i th digital
More informationIntegration by Parts
Intgration by Parts Intgration by parts is a tchniqu primarily for valuating intgrals whos intgrand is th product of two functions whr substitution dosn t work. For ampl, sin d or d. Th rul is: u ( ) v'(
More information3 2x. 3x 2. Prepared by Vince Zaccone For Campus Learning Assistance Services at UCSB
Math B Intgration Rviw (Solutions) Do ths intgrals. Solutions ar postd at th wbsit blow. If you hav troubl with thm, sk hlp immdiatly! () 8 d () 5 d () d () sin d (5) d (6) cos d (7) d www.clas.ucsb.du/staff/vinc
More informationThe graph of y = x (or y = ) consists of two branches, As x 0, y + ; as x 0, y +. x = 0 is the
Copyright itutcom 005 Fr download & print from wwwitutcom Do not rproduc by othr mans Functions and graphs Powr functions Th graph of n y, for n Q (st of rational numbrs) y is a straight lin through th
More informationChapter 10. The singular integral Introducing S(n) and J(n)
Chaptr Th singular intgral Our aim in this chaptr is to rplac th functions S (n) and J (n) by mor convnint xprssions; ths will b calld th singular sris S(n) and th singular intgral J(n). This will b don
More information10. Limits involving infinity
. Limits involving infinity It is known from th it ruls for fundamntal arithmtic oprations (+,-,, ) that if two functions hav finit its at a (finit or infinit) point, that is, thy ar convrgnt, th it of
More informationFourier Transforms and the Wave Equation. Key Mathematics: More Fourier transform theory, especially as applied to solving the wave equation.
Lur 7 Fourir Transforms and th Wav Euation Ovrviw and Motivation: W first discuss a fw faturs of th Fourir transform (FT), and thn w solv th initial-valu problm for th wav uation using th Fourir transform
More informationECE Spring Prof. David R. Jackson ECE Dept. Notes 6
ECE 6345 Spring 2015 Prof. David R. Jackon ECE Dpt. Not 6 1 Ovrviw In thi t of not w look at two diffrnt modl for calculating th radiation pattrn of a microtrip antnna: Elctric currnt modl Magntic currnt
More informationCalculation of electromotive force induced by the slot harmonics and parameters of the linear generator
Calculation of lctromotiv forc inducd by th lot harmonic and paramtr of th linar gnrator (*)Hui-juan IU (**)Yi-huang ZHANG (*)School of Elctrical Enginring, Bijing Jiaotong Univrity, Bijing,China 8++58483,
More informationu r du = ur+1 r + 1 du = ln u + C u sin u du = cos u + C cos u du = sin u + C sec u tan u du = sec u + C e u du = e u + C
Tchniqus of Intgration c Donald Kridr and Dwight Lahr In this sction w ar going to introduc th first approachs to valuating an indfinit intgral whos intgrand dos not hav an immdiat antidrivativ. W bgin
More informationwith Dirichlet boundary conditions on the rectangle Ω = [0, 1] [0, 2]. Here,
Numrical Eampl In thi final chaptr, w tart b illutrating om known rult in th thor and thn procd to giv a fw novl ampl. All ampl conidr th quation F(u) = u f(u) = g, (-) with Dirichlt boundar condition
More informationSearch sequence databases 3 10/25/2016
Sarch squnc databass 3 10/25/2016 Etrm valu distribution Ø Suppos X is a random variabl with probability dnsity function p(, w sampl a larg numbr S of indpndnt valus of X from this distribution for an
More information1 General boundary conditions in diffusion
Gnral boundary conditions in diffusion Πρόβλημα 4.8 : Δίνεται μονοδιάτατη πλάκα πάχους, που το ένα άκρο της κρατιέται ε θερμοκραία T t και το άλλο ε θερμοκραία T 2 t. Αν η αρχική θερμοκραία της πλάκας
More informationL 1 = L G 1 F-matrix: too many F ij s even at quadratic-only level
5.76 Lctur #6 //94 Pag of 8 pag Lctur #6: Polyatomic Vibration III: -Vctor and H O Lat tim: I got tuck on L G L mut b L L L G F-matrix: too many F ij vn at quadratic-only lvl It obviou! Intrnal coordinat:
More information(Upside-Down o Direct Rotation) β - Numbers
Amrican Journal of Mathmatics and Statistics 014, 4(): 58-64 DOI: 10593/jajms0140400 (Upsid-Down o Dirct Rotation) β - Numbrs Ammar Sddiq Mahmood 1, Shukriyah Sabir Ali,* 1 Dpartmnt of Mathmatics, Collg
More information1 Isoparametric Concept
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA BERKELEY Dpartmnt of Civil Enginring Spring 06 Structural Enginring, Mchanics and Matrials Profssor: S. Govindj Nots on D isoparamtric lmnts Isoparamtric Concpt Th isoparamtric
More informationcycle that does not cross any edges (including its own), then it has at least
W prov th following thorm: Thorm If a K n is drawn in th plan in such a way that it has a hamiltonian cycl that dos not cross any dgs (including its own, thn it has at last n ( 4 48 π + O(n crossings Th
More informationNARAYANA I I T / P M T A C A D E M Y. C o m m o n P r a c t i c e T e s t 1 6 XII STD BATCHES [CF] Date: PHYSIS HEMISTRY MTHEMTIS
. (D). (A). (D). (D) 5. (B) 6. (A) 7. (A) 8. (A) 9. (B). (A). (D). (B). (B). (C) 5. (D) NARAYANA I I T / P M T A C A D E M Y C o m m o n P r a c t i c T s t 6 XII STD BATCHES [CF] Dat: 8.8.6 ANSWER PHYSIS
More informationExercise 1. Sketch the graph of the following function. (x 2
Writtn tst: Fbruary 9th, 06 Exrcis. Sktch th graph of th following function fx = x + x, spcifying: domain, possibl asymptots, monotonicity, continuity, local and global maxima or minima, and non-drivability
More informationA Quadratic Serendipity Plane Stress Rectangular Element
MAE 323: Chaptr 5 Putting It All Togthr A Quadratic Srndipity Plan Str Rctangular Elmnt In Chaptr 2, w larnd two diffrnt nrgy-bad mthod of: 1. Turning diffrntial quation into intgral (or nrgy) quation
More informationSCALING OF SYNCHROTRON RADIATION WITH MULTIPOLE ORDER. J. C. Sprott
SCALING OF SYNCHROTRON RADIATION WITH MULTIPOLE ORDER J. C. Sprott PLP 821 Novmbr 1979 Plasma Studis Univrsity of Wisconsin Ths PLP Rports ar informal and prliminary and as such may contain rrors not yt
More informationINTEGRATION BY PARTS
Mathmatics Rvision Guids Intgration by Parts Pag of 7 MK HOME TUITION Mathmatics Rvision Guids Lvl: AS / A Lvl AQA : C Edcl: C OCR: C OCR MEI: C INTEGRATION BY PARTS Vrsion : Dat: --5 Eampls - 6 ar copyrightd
More informationCOHORT MBA. Exponential function. MATH review (part2) by Lucian Mitroiu. The LOG and EXP functions. Properties: e e. lim.
MTH rviw part b Lucian Mitroiu Th LOG and EXP functions Th ponntial function p : R, dfind as Proprtis: lim > lim p Eponntial function Y 8 6 - -8-6 - - X Th natural logarithm function ln in US- log: function
More informationLet's start with the formulas. In fact for our purposes we need only the following three: d e e dx = (1.3)
. Diffrntiation Ms. M: So y = r /. And if yo dtrmin th rat of chang in this crv corrctly, I think yo'll b plasantly srprisd. Class: [chckls] Ms. M: Don't yo gt it, Bart? dy = r dr, or rdr, or rdrr. Har-d-har-har,
More informationSCHUR S THEOREM REU SUMMER 2005
SCHUR S THEOREM REU SUMMER 2005 1. Combinatorial aroach Prhas th first rsult in th subjct blongs to I. Schur and dats back to 1916. On of his motivation was to study th local vrsion of th famous quation
More information6.1 Integration by Parts and Present Value. Copyright Cengage Learning. All rights reserved.
6.1 Intgration by Parts and Prsnt Valu Copyright Cngag Larning. All rights rsrvd. Warm-Up: Find f () 1. F() = ln(+1). F() = 3 3. F() =. F() = ln ( 1) 5. F() = 6. F() = - Objctivs, Day #1 Studnts will b
More informationBifurcation Theory. , a stationary point, depends on the value of α. At certain values
Dnamic Macroconomic Thor Prof. Thomas Lux Bifurcation Thor Bifurcation: qualitativ chang in th natur of th solution occurs if a paramtr passs through a critical point bifurcation or branch valu. Local
More informationPartial Derivatives: Suppose that z = f(x, y) is a function of two variables.
Chaptr Functions o Two Variabls Applid Calculus 61 Sction : Calculus o Functions o Two Variabls Now that ou hav som amiliarit with unctions o two variabls it s tim to start appling calculus to hlp us solv
More informationCombinatorial Networks Week 1, March 11-12
1 Nots on March 11 Combinatorial Ntwors W 1, March 11-1 11 Th Pigonhol Principl Th Pigonhol Principl If n objcts ar placd in hols, whr n >, thr xists a box with mor than on objcts 11 Thorm Givn a simpl
More informationWEEK 3 Effective Stress and Pore Water Pressure Changes
WEEK 3 Effctiv Str and Por Watr Prur Chang 5. Effctiv tr ath undr undraind condition 5-1. Dfinition of ffctiv tr: A rvi A you mut hav larnt that th ffctiv tr, σ, in oil i dfind a σ σ u Whr σ i th total
More informationFirst derivative analysis
Robrto s Nots on Dirntial Calculus Chaptr 8: Graphical analysis Sction First drivativ analysis What you nd to know alrady: How to us drivativs to idntiy th critical valus o a unction and its trm points
More informationRecounting the Rationals
Rconting th Rationals Nil Calkin and Hrbrt S. Wilf pril, 000 It is wll known (indd, as Pal Erd}os might hav said, vry child knows) that th rationals ar contabl. Howvr, th standard prsntations of this fact
More informationQuantum Phase Operator and Phase States
Quantum Pha Oprator and Pha Stat Xin Ma CVS Halth Richardon Txa 75081 USA William Rhod Dpartmnt of Chmitry Florida Stat Univrity Tallaha Florida 3306 USA A impl olution i prntd to th long-tanding Dirac
More informationWhere k is either given or determined from the data and c is an arbitrary constant.
Exponntial growth and dcay applications W wish to solv an quation that has a drivativ. dy ky k > dx This quation says that th rat of chang of th function is proportional to th function. Th solution is
More informationTowards a Foundational Principle for Quantum Mechanics
Toward a Foundational Principl for Quantum Mchanic Th wind i not moving, th flag i not moving. Mind i moving. Trnc J. Nlon A impl foundational principl for quantum mchanic i propod lading naturally to
More informationProbability and Stochastic Processes: A Friendly Introduction for Electrical and Computer Engineers Roy D. Yates and David J.
Probability and Stochastic Procsss: A Frindly Introduction for Elctrical and Computr Enginrs Roy D. Yats and David J. Goodman Problm Solutions : Yats and Goodman,4.3. 4.3.4 4.3. 4.4. 4.4.4 4.4.6 4.. 4..7
More informationSupplementary Materials
6 Supplmntary Matrials APPENDIX A PHYSICAL INTERPRETATION OF FUEL-RATE-SPEED FUNCTION A truck running on a road with grad/slop θ positiv if moving up and ngativ if moving down facs thr rsistancs: arodynamic
More informationPropositional Logic. Combinatorial Problem Solving (CPS) Albert Oliveras Enric Rodríguez-Carbonell. May 17, 2018
Propositional Logic Combinatorial Problm Solving (CPS) Albrt Olivras Enric Rodríguz-Carbonll May 17, 2018 Ovrviw of th sssion Dfinition of Propositional Logic Gnral Concpts in Logic Rduction to SAT CNFs
More informationEinstein Equations for Tetrad Fields
Apiron, Vol 13, No, Octobr 006 6 Einstin Equations for Ttrad Filds Ali Rıza ŞAHİN, R T L Istanbul (Turky) Evry mtric tnsor can b xprssd by th innr product of ttrad filds W prov that Einstin quations for
More information2008 AP Calculus BC Multiple Choice Exam
008 AP Multipl Choic Eam Nam 008 AP Calculus BC Multipl Choic Eam Sction No Calculator Activ AP Calculus 008 BC Multipl Choic. At tim t 0, a particl moving in th -plan is th acclration vctor of th particl
More informationMath 34A. Final Review
Math A Final Rviw 1) Us th graph of y10 to find approimat valus: a) 50 0. b) y (0.65) solution for part a) first writ an quation: 50 0. now tak th logarithm of both sids: log() log(50 0. ) pand th right
More informationare given in the table below. t (hours)
CALCULUS WORKSHEET ON INTEGRATION WITH DATA Work th following on notbook papr. Giv dcimal answrs corrct to thr dcimal placs.. A tank contains gallons of oil at tim t = hours. Oil is bing pumpd into th
More informationSolutions to Supplementary Problems
Solution to Supplmntary Problm Chaptr 5 Solution 5. Failur of th tiff clay occur, hn th ffctiv prur at th bottom of th layr bcom ro. Initially Total ovrburn prur at X : = 9 5 + = 7 kn/m Por atr prur at
More informationPROOF OF FIRST STANDARD FORM OF NONELEMENTARY FUNCTIONS
Intrnational Journal Of Advanc Rsarch In Scinc And Enginring http://www.ijars.com IJARSE, Vol. No., Issu No., Fbruary, 013 ISSN-319-8354(E) PROOF OF FIRST STANDARD FORM OF NONELEMENTARY FUNCTIONS 1 Dharmndra
More informationTypes of Transfer Functions. Types of Transfer Functions. Types of Transfer Functions. Ideal Filters. Ideal Filters
Typs of Transfr Typs of Transfr x[n] X( LTI h[n] H( y[n] Y( y [ n] h[ k] x[ n k] k Y ( H ( X ( Th tim-domain classification of an LTI digital transfr function is basd on th lngth of its impuls rspons h[n]:
More informationCollisions between electrons and ions
DRAFT 1 Collisions btwn lctrons and ions Flix I. Parra Rudolf Pirls Cntr for Thortical Physics, Unirsity of Oxford, Oxford OX1 NP, UK This rsion is of 8 May 217 1. Introduction Th Fokkr-Planck collision
More informationDiscovery of a recombination dominant plasma: a relic of a giant flare of Sgr A*?
Dicovry of a rcombination dominant plama: a rlic of a giant flar of Sgr A*? Shinya Nakahima (Kyoto Univ.) M. Nobukawa 1, H. Uchida 1, T. Tanaka 1, T. Turu 1, K. Koyama 1,2, H. Uchiyama 3, H. Murakami 4
More information4 x 4, and. where x is Town Square
Accumulation and Population Dnsity E. A city locatd along a straight highway has a population whos dnsity can b approimatd by th function p 5 4 th distanc from th town squar, masurd in mils, whr 4 4, and
More informationCPSC 665 : An Algorithmist s Toolkit Lecture 4 : 21 Jan Linear Programming
CPSC 665 : An Algorithmist s Toolkit Lctur 4 : 21 Jan 2015 Lcturr: Sushant Sachdva Linar Programming Scrib: Rasmus Kyng 1. Introduction An optimization problm rquirs us to find th minimum or maximum) of
More informationy = 2xe x + x 2 e x at (0, 3). solution: Since y is implicitly related to x we have to use implicit differentiation: 3 6y = 0 y = 1 2 x ln(b) ln(b)
4. y = y = + 5. Find th quation of th tangnt lin for th function y = ( + ) 3 whn = 0. solution: First not that whn = 0, y = (1 + 1) 3 = 8, so th lin gos through (0, 8) and thrfor its y-intrcpt is 8. y
More informationHydrogen Atom and One Electron Ions
Hydrogn Atom and On Elctron Ions Th Schrödingr quation for this two-body problm starts out th sam as th gnral two-body Schrödingr quation. First w sparat out th motion of th cntr of mass. Th intrnal potntial
More informationCOMPUTER GENERATED HOLOGRAMS Optical Sciences 627 W.J. Dallas (Monday, April 04, 2005, 8:35 AM) PART I: CHAPTER TWO COMB MATH.
C:\Dallas\0_Courss\03A_OpSci_67\0 Cgh_Book\0_athmaticalPrliminaris\0_0 Combath.doc of 8 COPUTER GENERATED HOLOGRAS Optical Scincs 67 W.J. Dallas (onday, April 04, 005, 8:35 A) PART I: CHAPTER TWO COB ATH
More informationIntroduction - the economics of incomplete information
Introdction - th conomics of incomplt information Backgrond: Noclassical thory of labor spply: No nmploymnt, individals ithr mployd or nonparticipants. Altrnativs: Job sarch Workrs hav incomplt info on
More informationSelf-interaction mass formula that relates all leptons and quarks to the electron
Slf-intraction mass formula that rlats all lptons and quarks to th lctron GERALD ROSEN (a) Dpartmnt of Physics, Drxl Univrsity Philadlphia, PA 19104, USA PACS. 12.15. Ff Quark and lpton modls spcific thoris
More informationSTEFANO BELTRAMINELLI, DANILO MERLINI, AND SERGEY SEKATSKII
RIEMANN HYPOTHESIS: ARCHITECTURE OF A CONJECTURE ALONG THE LINES OF PÓLYA. FROM TRIVIAL ZEROS AND HARMONIC OSCILLATOR TO INFORMATION ABOUT NON- TRIVIAL ZEROS OF THE RIEMANN ZETA-FUNCTION STEFANO BELTRAMINELLI,
More informationComplex Powers and Logs (5A) Young Won Lim 10/17/13
Complx Powrs and Logs (5A) Copyright (c) 202, 203 Young W. Lim. Prmission is grantd to copy, distribut and/or modify this documnt undr th trms of th GNU Fr Documntation Licns, Vrsion.2 or any latr vrsion
More informationLESSON 10: THE LAPLACE TRANSFORM
0//06 lon0t438a.pptx ESSON 0: THE APAE TANSFOM ET 438a Automatic ontrol Sytm Tchnology arning Objctiv Aftr thi prntation you will b abl to: Explain how th aplac tranform rlat to th tranint and inuoidal
More informationAP Calculus BC Problem Drill 16: Indeterminate Forms, L Hopital s Rule, & Improper Intergals
AP Calulus BC Problm Drill 6: Indtrminat Forms, L Hopital s Rul, & Impropr Intrgals Qustion No. of Instrutions: () Rad th problm and answr hois arfully () Work th problms on papr as ndd () Pik th answr
More information1997 AP Calculus AB: Section I, Part A
997 AP Calculus AB: Sction I, Part A 50 Minuts No Calculator Not: Unlss othrwis spcifid, th domain of a function f is assumd to b th st of all ral numbrs for which f () is a ral numbr.. (4 6 ) d= 4 6 6
More informationMultiple-Choice Test Introduction to Partial Differential Equations COMPLETE SOLUTION SET
Mltipl-Choic Tst Introdction to Partial Diffrntial Eqations COMPLETE SOLUTION SET 1. A partial diffrntial qation has (A on indpndnt variabl (B two or mor indpndnt variabls (C mor than on dpndnt variabl
More information3 Finite Element Parametric Geometry
3 Finit Elmnt Paramtric Gomtry 3. Introduction Th intgral of a matrix is th matrix containing th intgral of ach and vry on of its original componnts. Practical finit lmnt analysis rquirs intgrating matrics,
More informationelectron -ee mrw o center of atom CLASSICAL ELECTRON THEORY Lorentz' classical model for the dielectric function of insulators
CLASSICAL ELECTRON THEORY Lorntz' claical odl for th dilctric function of inulator In thi odl th lctron ar aud to b bound to th nuclu ith forc obying Hook la. Th forc ar aud to b iotropic and daping can
More informationBasic Polyhedral theory
Basic Polyhdral thory Th st P = { A b} is calld a polyhdron. Lmma 1. Eithr th systm A = b, b 0, 0 has a solution or thr is a vctorπ such that π A 0, πb < 0 Thr cass, if solution in top row dos not ist
More informationRecall that by Theorems 10.3 and 10.4 together provide us the estimate o(n2 ), S(q) q 9, q=1
Chaptr 11 Th singular sris Rcall that by Thorms 10 and 104 togthr provid us th stimat 9 4 n 2 111 Rn = SnΓ 2 + on2, whr th singular sris Sn was dfind in Chaptr 10 as Sn = q=1 Sq q 9, with Sq = 1 a q gcda,q=1
More informationEEO 401 Digital Signal Processing Prof. Mark Fowler
EEO 401 Digital Signal Procssing Prof. Mark Fowlr Dtails of th ot St #19 Rading Assignmnt: Sct. 7.1.2, 7.1.3, & 7.2 of Proakis & Manolakis Dfinition of th So Givn signal data points x[n] for n = 0,, -1
More informationA Propagating Wave Packet Group Velocity Dispersion
Lctur 8 Phys 375 A Propagating Wav Packt Group Vlocity Disprsion Ovrviw and Motivation: In th last lctur w lookd at a localizd solution t) to th 1D fr-particl Schrödingr quation (SE) that corrsponds to
More informationJOHNSON COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE Calculus I (MATH 241) Final Review Fall 2016
JOHNSON COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE Calculus I (MATH ) Final Rviw Fall 06 Th Final Rviw is a starting point as you study for th final am. You should also study your ams and homwork. All topics listd in th
More informationJournal of Modern Applied Statistical Methods May, 2007, Vol. 6, No. 1, /07/$ On the Product of Maxwell and Rice Random Variables
Journal of Modrn Applid Statistical Mthods Copyright 7 JMASM, Inc. May, 7, Vol. 6, No., 538 947/7/$95. On th Product of Mawll and Ric Random Variabls Mohammad Shail Miami Dad Collg B. M. Golam Kibria Florida
More informationSundials and Linear Algebra
Sundials and Linar Algbra M. Scot Swan July 2, 25 Most txts on crating sundials ar dirctd towards thos who ar solly intrstd in making and using sundials and usually assums minimal mathmatical background.
More informationMATHEMATICS (B) 2 log (D) ( 1) = where z =
MATHEMATICS SECTION- I STRAIGHT OBJECTIVE TYPE This sction contains 9 multipl choic qustions numbrd to 9. Each qustion has choic (A), (B), (C) and (D), out of which ONLY-ONE is corrct. Lt I d + +, J +
More informationChapter 1. Chapter 10. Chapter 2. Chapter 11. Chapter 3. Chapter 12. Chapter 4. Chapter 13. Chapter 5. Chapter 14. Chapter 6. Chapter 7.
Chaptr Binomial Epansion Chaptr 0 Furthr Probability Chaptr Limits and Drivativs Chaptr Discrt Random Variabls Chaptr Diffrntiation Chaptr Discrt Probability Distributions Chaptr Applications of Diffrntiation
More informationCramér-Rao Inequality: Let f(x; θ) be a probability density function with continuous parameter
WHEN THE CRAMÉR-RAO INEQUALITY PROVIDES NO INFORMATION STEVEN J. MILLER Abstract. W invstigat a on-paramtr family of probability dnsitis (rlatd to th Parto distribution, which dscribs many natural phnomna)
More informationRiemann s Functional Equation is Not Valid and its Implication on the Riemann Hypothesis. Armando M. Evangelista Jr.
Riemann Functional Equation i Not Valid and it Implication on the Riemann Hypothei By Armando M. Evangelita Jr. On November 4, 28 ABSTRACT Riemann functional equation wa formulated by Riemann that uppoedly
More informationA. Limits and Horizontal Asymptotes ( ) f x f x. f x. x "±# ( ).
A. Limits and Horizontal Asymptots What you ar finding: You can b askd to find lim x "a H.A.) problm is asking you find lim x "# and lim x "$#. or lim x "±#. Typically, a horizontal asymptot algbraically,
More information22/ Breakdown of the Born-Oppenheimer approximation. Selection rules for rotational-vibrational transitions. P, R branches.
Subjct Chmistry Papr No and Titl Modul No and Titl Modul Tag 8/ Physical Spctroscopy / Brakdown of th Born-Oppnhimr approximation. Slction ruls for rotational-vibrational transitions. P, R branchs. CHE_P8_M
More informationChemical Physics II. More Stat. Thermo Kinetics Protein Folding...
Chmical Physics II Mor Stat. Thrmo Kintics Protin Folding... http://www.nmc.ctc.com/imags/projct/proj15thumb.jpg http://nuclarwaponarchiv.org/usa/tsts/ukgrabl2.jpg http://www.photolib.noaa.gov/corps/imags/big/corp1417.jpg
More informationIntroduction to Arithmetic Geometry Fall 2013 Lecture #20 11/14/2013
18.782 Introduction to Arithmtic Gomtry Fall 2013 Lctur #20 11/14/2013 20.1 Dgr thorm for morphisms of curvs Lt us rstat th thorm givn at th nd of th last lctur, which w will now prov. Thorm 20.1. Lt φ:
More informationFunction Spaces. a x 3. (Letting x = 1 =)) a(0) + b + c (1) = 0. Row reducing the matrix. b 1. e 4 3. e 9. >: (x = 1 =)) a(0) + b + c (1) = 0
unction Spacs Prrquisit: Sction 4.7, Coordinatization n this sction, w apply th tchniqus of Chaptr 4 to vctor spacs whos lmnts ar functions. Th vctor spacs P n and P ar familiar xampls of such spacs. Othr
More information1973 AP Calculus AB: Section I
97 AP Calculus AB: Sction I 9 Minuts No Calculator Not: In this amination, ln dnots th natural logarithm of (that is, logarithm to th bas ).. ( ) d= + C 6 + C + C + C + C. If f ( ) = + + + and ( ), g=
More informationDeift/Zhou Steepest descent, Part I
Lctur 9 Dift/Zhou Stpst dscnt, Part I W now focus on th cas of orthogonal polynomials for th wight w(x) = NV (x), V (x) = t x2 2 + x4 4. Sinc th wight dpnds on th paramtr N N w will writ π n,n, a n,n,
More information