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... Note, however, that the BMI does not take into account individual differences in frame size, muscle mass or distribution of body fat. The BMI is an example of an algebraic model and, like all mathematical models, ... See full document

... In the ninth century, the Arabic mathematician al-Khwarizmi wrote a book called Hisab al-jabr w’almuqabala, meaning ‘The science of equations’. The Arabic word al-jabr meant the process of adding the same amount ... See full document

... differential equations, and the remark that for constant equations coefficients, the iterative procedure of this method leads to these algebraic equations ...elementary functions or ... See full document

... We are concerned with the positive solutions of an algebraic system depending on a parameter α > 0 and arising in economics. For α > 1 we prove that the system has at least a solution. For 0 < α < 1 we ... See full document

... In this section, we provide the remaining results needed in Section 4. Our main concern will be the discussion of 0-analytic material laws, that is, material laws that are analytic at 0 P C , cf. [28, Section 3.3]. To ... See full document

... In the following we denote by   ( 0 ) the set of natural numbers (including 0), by   ( ) the set of real (complex) numbers and  − : { = λ ∈  | Re( ) λ < 0} . By  we denote a norm in  n , by  n n , the set of ... See full document

... linear modelling, continued the algebra and graphing work begun in Chapter 1, and related it to the measurement of rates and their ...linear functions and linear models were revised, several new concepts ... See full document

... Although conceptually the CHY approach is remarkable and very useful for many theoretical studies of properties of scattering amplitudes, when applying to real evaluation, one faces the problem of solving scattering ... See full document

... Note: there are in fact other ways to verify that F (1/6; 5/6; 7/6; z) is not alge- braic, for instance, by the classification of hypergeometric equations with a full set of algebraic solutions based on ... See full document

... Remark 5.7. The latter lemma is a special case of the famous Paley-Wiener Theorem (see [8] or [14, 19.2 Theorem]), characterising the L 2 functions supported on the positive real line by their Laplace transform ... See full document

... Abstract. In order to carry out reliable calculations of structures adequate to reality, in particular, for taking into account plastic resource, it is necessary to use complex program systems and build finite element ... See full document

... nonlinear equations when the initial iterate is far from a solution, such as line-search and trust re- gion methods [8, 15, 25], can converge to nonphysical solutions or local minima of the norm of the ... See full document

... E t x t ( ) '( )  A t x ( ) ( ) t  q t ( ) , t  t 0 , (1.2) These systems occur in various applications, such as optimal control, electronic circuit simulation, multibody mechanics, etc., and they are described by a ... See full document

... variance of N ( 0 , 2  ) . The only attempt so far is ….where an (fairly large) upper bound is obtained. Indeed this could be justified since the problem with finding the variance consists of different levels of ... See full document

... expectation of N 0 ( 0 , 2  )  N ( 0 , 2  ) is asymptotic to 2n / 3 . In [3] and [5] we show that this asymptotic number of crossings remains invariant for any K  K n such that K 2 /n  0 as n   . However, less ... See full document

... The first axiom states that the double negation has no effect on any assertion concerning any level, and that a simple negation changes the disjunction into conjunction and conversely. The second axiom presets in the ... See full document

... c denote z 2 ( x , y ) . So variable z enter the equation a ( x , y , z )  0 linearly we have z 1 ( x , y ) = z 2 ( x , y ) = z ( x , y ) . Consequently, any solution ( x , y ) of (8) corresponds to only one solution ( ... See full document

... generating functions with algebraic ...generating functions, in both cases by reducing to the univariate ...generating functions with algebraic ... See full document

... to algebraic functions and hypothesized precise conceptual barriers than might be prime targets for transfer-based ...manipulating functions (Confrey, 1991; Ellington, 2002; Hegedus & Kaput, ... See full document

... algebraic singularities. While the techniques of Pemantle and Wilson still give the heuristics for how to derive these formulae, we can no longer rely on residue computations because of the branch cuts that come ... See full document