St. Petersburg Mathematical Journal, 18. cilt,511-1027. sayfalarAmerican Mathematical Society, 2007 |
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Sayfa 636
... perturbations of coefficients making the solution purely singular . A natural question arises : what perturbations ... perturbation of m leads to a symbol mę : ( 56 ) = || m - mε || ∞ < ɛ , deg me deg m , m ( 1 ) = m ( 1 ) = 1 , mɛ mẹ ...
... perturbations of coefficients making the solution purely singular . A natural question arises : what perturbations ... perturbation of m leads to a symbol mę : ( 56 ) = || m - mε || ∞ < ɛ , deg me deg m , m ( 1 ) = m ( 1 ) = 1 , mɛ mẹ ...
Sayfa 637
... perturbation of the coefficients if the perturbation is such that ro≥1 and r ' ; > − log2 ь , ( m ) for all j = 1 , ... , S. - Conversely , there exists ɛ > 0 such that if ( 56 ) is fulfilled and ɛ € C ( R ) , then ro ≥ 1 and r ...
... perturbation of the coefficients if the perturbation is such that ro≥1 and r ' ; > − log2 ь , ( m ) for all j = 1 , ... , S. - Conversely , there exists ɛ > 0 such that if ( 56 ) is fulfilled and ɛ € C ( R ) , then ro ≥ 1 and r ...
Sayfa 638
... perturbation = mę ( z ) = m ( z ) + ɛ ( za − z2 ) E takes the solution out of the space C. Indeed , since b1 is not a generalized cycle of mɛ , and b1 ( me ) = √1 + 2 > 1 , we have . C ( R ) for any ɛ # 0 ( see Lemma 12 ) . On the ...
... perturbation = mę ( z ) = m ( z ) + ɛ ( za − z2 ) E takes the solution out of the space C. Indeed , since b1 is not a generalized cycle of mɛ , and b1 ( me ) = √1 + 2 > 1 , we have . C ( R ) for any ɛ # 0 ( see Lemma 12 ) . On the ...
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