St. Petersburg Mathematical Journal, 18. cilt,511-1027. sayfalarAmerican Mathematical Society, 2007 |
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Sayfa 642
... plane . We have C1 2 coc2 . For every point of this set the computation of p∞ is sim- ple , because p∞ = max { p ( Ťo ) , p ( Ï1 ) } for symmetric matrices . Consequently , P∞ = 2- " max { | co | , c1 , c2 } . Thus , we obtain the ...
... plane . We have C1 2 coc2 . For every point of this set the computation of p∞ is sim- ple , because p∞ = max { p ( Ťo ) , p ( Ï1 ) } for symmetric matrices . Consequently , P∞ = 2- " max { | co | , c1 , c2 } . Thus , we obtain the ...
Sayfa 790
... plane . It should be noted that , to a great extent , such statements remain valid for functions analytic in the product of upper half - planes . 4. Now , we prove the main theorem pertaining to equation ( ME ) . As was said at the ...
... plane . It should be noted that , to a great extent , such statements remain valid for functions analytic in the product of upper half - planes . 4. Now , we prove the main theorem pertaining to equation ( ME ) . As was said at the ...
Sayfa 1007
... plane , one can inscribe a square . Shnirel'man [ 11 ] proved this statement for smooth plane Jordan curves . 2. For n = 3 , the theorem says that , in a smooth convex body in R3 , one can inscribe a regular equiaugmented tetrahedron ...
... plane , one can inscribe a square . Shnirel'man [ 11 ] proved this statement for smooth plane Jordan curves . 2. For n = 3 , the theorem says that , in a smooth convex body in R3 , one can inscribe a regular equiaugmented tetrahedron ...
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