Kitabın içinden
78 sonuçtan 1-3 arası sonuçlar
Sayfa 89
6 ) , r ( X ) = 1 + P , and P E End ( ( C2 ) ®2 ) is the permutation operator , P ( u u )
= v U . We consider also the R - matrices associated with higher - dimensional
representations of sl2 . Let us fix our convention as follows . We denote by ( k ) : U
...
6 ) , r ( X ) = 1 + P , and P E End ( ( C2 ) ®2 ) is the permutation operator , P ( u u )
= v U . We consider also the R - matrices associated with higher - dimensional
representations of sl2 . Let us fix our convention as follows . We denote by ( k ) : U
...
Sayfa 425
2 simplifies , because Theorem 3 . 1 provides an identity similar to ( 5 . 5 ) but
without the term = V " ã on the right - hand side ( see also [ 29 ] ) . 86 . PROOF OF
THEOREM 5 . 1 Under the conditions of Theorem 5 . 1 , denote V ( + ) = V ( 0 ) +
Ď ...
2 simplifies , because Theorem 3 . 1 provides an identity similar to ( 5 . 5 ) but
without the term = V " ã on the right - hand side ( see also [ 29 ] ) . 86 . PROOF OF
THEOREM 5 . 1 Under the conditions of Theorem 5 . 1 , denote V ( + ) = V ( 0 ) +
Ď ...
Sayfa 480
Let y : st , a ) → X be a locally Lipschitz curve , and let L ( y ) denote its length . If
the ( nonnegative ) number lime 40 a ( z ( t ) , y | t e ) ) exists , we denote it by
mDet and call it the metric differential of y at t . In fact , this metric differential exists
at ...
Let y : st , a ) → X be a locally Lipschitz curve , and let L ( y ) denote its length . If
the ( nonnegative ) number lime 40 a ( z ( t ) , y | t e ) ) exists , we denote it by
mDet and call it the metric differential of y at t . In fact , this metric differential exists
at ...
Kullanıcılar ne diyor? - Eleştiri yazın
Her zamanki yerlerde hiçbir eleştiri bulamadık.
İçindekiler
A Antipov and A I Generalov The Yoneda algebras of symmetric special | 377 |
A G Bytsko On higher spin U sl2invariant Rmatrices | 393 |
Dirac operator | 409 |
Telif Hakkı | |
6 diğer bölüm gösterilmiyor
Diğer baskılar - Tümünü görüntüle
Sık kullanılan terimler ve kelime öbekleri
algebraic analytic apply approximation arbitrary argument assume asymptotic bounded called closed coefficients coincides complete condition connected Consequently consider consists constant construction contains continuous corresponding curves defined definition denote depend determined differential dimension discrete edges element equal equation equivalent estimate example exists fact finite fixed formula function given Goursat problem graph hyperbolic identity implies inequality integral introduce invariant lattice Lemma limit linear locally Math Mathematical matrix functions means measure metric Moreover Note obtain operator parameter particular periodic points polynomial positive potential problem Proof proof of Theorem Proposition prove quantum rational reduced regular relation Remark respectively result satisfies sequence side singular solution space spectrum statement Subsection sufficiently Suppose Theorem theory transformation unique values vector vertices zero