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Sayfa 53
In the resulting difference system it is natural to assume that the variable u lives at
the points of the cubic lattice (eZ)3; the variables a, b, c live on the edges of the
lattice adjacent to the point (x, y, z) in the x-, y- and z-direction, respectively; and ...
In the resulting difference system it is natural to assume that the variable u lives at
the points of the cubic lattice (eZ)3; the variables a, b, c live on the edges of the
lattice adjacent to the point (x, y, z) in the x-, y- and z-direction, respectively; and ...
Sayfa 290
where ss,s's E A*, s's = 1 (mod M), and A = {Si,...,5r} is a simple root system for G.
Put (4.6) h = J\hSi{sSis'St). i>2 The element or can be written in the form (4.7) <7T
= viah.x-Sl{c)h6l{as1s'Sl)xs1{b)ui, where v\ (respectively, ui) is a product of ...
where ss,s's E A*, s's = 1 (mod M), and A = {Si,...,5r} is a simple root system for G.
Put (4.6) h = J\hSi{sSis'St). i>2 The element or can be written in the form (4.7) <7T
= viah.x-Sl{c)h6l{as1s'Sl)xs1{b)ui, where v\ (respectively, ui) is a product of ...
Sayfa 352
Then Y = Tor(A) is a nonsingular threefold, and Y0' = Tor(A'), Y0" = Tor(A") are
surfaces isomorphic (respectively) to P2 and P2 with a blown-up point, where A' =
conv{(0,0,0),(p,0)0),(0,p,0)}, A" = conv{(p,0,0), (0,p,0), (2p,0,p), (0,2p,p)} are the ...
Then Y = Tor(A) is a nonsingular threefold, and Y0' = Tor(A'), Y0" = Tor(A") are
surfaces isomorphic (respectively) to P2 and P2 with a blown-up point, where A' =
conv{(0,0,0),(p,0)0),(0,p,0)}, A" = conv{(p,0,0), (0,p,0), (2p,0,p), (0,2p,p)} are the ...
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