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... where S y t y t ( b , ; b a , a ) is the classical action for the quartic oscillator (qo). Thus, we will show that only the classical paths are needed in (1.1) for the qo as is true for the free ... See full document

... electron Green`s function in presence of isotopic impurity and anharmonicity Hamiltonian has been taken as a sum of harmonic part , electron part , defect part , electron phonon interaction part , ... See full document

... the Quartic Oscillator Solution, we present an approach in which we arrive at the linearization map in ...the quartic oscillator 1 − 1 onto those of the harmonic oscillator in a way ... See full document

... Finally we note that the theory can immediately be gen- eralized in two ways. First of all, strictly speaking, Eqs. ~ 7 ! and ~ 8 ! which we used to obtain the theoretical results and the computer simulation data shown ... See full document

... a quartic plane graph G, create a checkerboard colouring of its faces with two colours, say black and white, so that each edge is incident to one black face and one white ... See full document

... A new parallel, computationally efficient immersed boundary method for solving three- dimensional, viscous, incompressible flows on unbounded domains is presented. Im- mersed surfaces with prescribed motions are ... See full document

... Figure 3b reveals a higher-order pure-quartic soliton, with the pulse experiencing periodic recurrent propagation. In time the pulse undergoes compression and then periodically returns to its initial shape. In ... See full document

... Traditional green facades, where climber plants use the facade material as a support; double-skin green facade or green curtain, with the aim of creating a double-skin or green curtain ... See full document

... Experimental signatures of pure-quartic solitons. In our experiments we performed time- and phase-resolved propagation measurements on the sample using a frequency-resolved electrical gating (FREG) apparatus, ... See full document

... Let S(4,P) denote the set of all real algebric polynomial of degree not greater than ...denote s i is the restriction of s over [ x i , x i  1 ] for a function defined over [ 0 , 1 ] ... See full document

... of quartic functional equation f (3 x  y )  f x (  3 ) y  64 ( ) f x  64 ( ) f y  24 ( f x  y ) 6 (  f x  y ) in the setting of random normed space and intuitionistic random normed ... See full document

... date, green tribology has been broadly considered as the use of biodegradable oils, lessening our impact on the environment [22] and ...of green tribology ...the green impact of biodegradable ... See full document

... In your answer consider the types of molecules that are transported, the direction of transport, and any external energy or special structures that are needed in the process9. 12.[r] ... See full document

... [15] H. Wu, R. Feng, “Isomorphism Classes of Jacobi Quartic Curve over Finite Fields”, Proceedings of Information Technology Convergence, Secure and Trust Computing, and Data Management, 2012, pp. 145-153. [16] R. ... See full document

... 3) Another famous concept is that of The 3 R’s of going Green: Reuse- Instead of throwing away old computer/parts we might reuse them or give them to someone who needs it. This will not only help that person but ... See full document

... the quartic double centralizers and quartic multipliers on Banach algebras, and we establish the stability of both of ...of quartic double centralizers on Banach algebras which are quartic ... See full document

... We show that despite some expectations, if we keep the structure of the cubic terms un- touched, the action obtained contains quartic terms with two and f our derivatives, and there is no field redefinition allowing ... See full document

... step function method. The second approach is to use a continuous loss function which was first motivated by Taguchi [14] and later employed by other ...density function which they referred to as the ... See full document

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... Schrodinger model to the device, whereas the rest of the circuit used is governed by Kirchhoff’s laws (Figure 6(a)). We present in Figure 6(b) a Colpitts oscillator typical case: T = 335.8 ps (period). We use the ... See full document