St. Petersburg Mathematical Journal, 4. cilt,4-6. sayılarAmerican Mathematical Society, 1993 |
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Sayfa 853
... relation ( 6.13 ) holds with e = 0 for the function = ( . ; H , Ho ) . The relations ( 3.1 ) and ( 3.7 ) are valid with the perturbation determinant replaced by the determinant ( 6.16 ) . Recall that the SSF is now normalized according ...
... relation ( 6.13 ) holds with e = 0 for the function = ( . ; H , Ho ) . The relations ( 3.1 ) and ( 3.7 ) are valid with the perturbation determinant replaced by the determinant ( 6.16 ) . Recall that the SSF is now normalized according ...
Sayfa 859
... relation ( 8.7 ) det S ( μ ; U , U。) = exp ( −2ñiη ( μ ; U , U。) ) , The formula ( 8.6 ) is valid in any case under the conditions of Theorem 7.1 , and ( 8.7 ) under the conditions of Theorem 7.2 . The relations ( 7.13 ) and ( 1.7 ) ...
... relation ( 8.7 ) det S ( μ ; U , U。) = exp ( −2ñiη ( μ ; U , U。) ) , The formula ( 8.6 ) is valid in any case under the conditions of Theorem 7.1 , and ( 8.7 ) under the conditions of Theorem 7.2 . The relations ( 7.13 ) and ( 1.7 ) ...
Sayfa 864
... relation which refines ( 9.2 ) . [ \ 8 ( k ) + næ \ k ̄1 dk < ∞ , 3. In applications to differential operators ( first and foremost , to diverse variants of the Schrödinger operator ) the connection between the SSF and the SM is ...
... relation which refines ( 9.2 ) . [ \ 8 ( k ) + næ \ k ̄1 dk < ∞ , 3. In applications to differential operators ( first and foremost , to diverse variants of the Schrödinger operator ) the connection between the SSF and the SM is ...
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MATHEMATICS | 665 |
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ABSTRACT Let be an elliptic differential operator of order n2 with constant | 940 |
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