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Sayfa 41
The integrability of the sine - Gordon equation has many manifestations , two of
which will be of special importance for us : the zero - curvature representation
and the existence of Bäcklund transformations . To formulate the zero - curvature
...
The integrability of the sine - Gordon equation has many manifestations , two of
which will be of special importance for us : the zero - curvature representation
and the existence of Bäcklund transformations . To formulate the zero - curvature
...
Sayfa 349
d ( Sf ) and notice that the contribution of the initial polygon Ai to such a bound is
zero , whereas on the right - hand side of ( 2 . 2 . 5 ) it is at least two . This
completes the proof of ( 2 . 2 . 4 ) . 2 . 3 . Algebraic curves over K and C : general
fiber ...
d ( Sf ) and notice that the contribution of the initial polygon Ai to such a bound is
zero , whereas on the right - hand side of ( 2 . 2 . 5 ) it is at least two . This
completes the proof of ( 2 . 2 . 4 ) . 2 . 3 . Algebraic curves over K and C : general
fiber ...
Sayfa 488
For each zero sequence ( ti ) , there is a natural 1 - Lipschitz map exp . . ) : Cx + x
+ given by exp < ( ( 7 , s ) ) = ( ( stį ) ) E X ) . The upper angle is equal to the lower
angle ( see ( BB101 , p . 96 ] ) if and only if Cx is a Euclidean cone , and each ...
For each zero sequence ( ti ) , there is a natural 1 - Lipschitz map exp . . ) : Cx + x
+ given by exp < ( ( 7 , s ) ) = ( ( stį ) ) E X ) . The upper angle is equal to the lower
angle ( see ( BB101 , p . 96 ] ) if and only if Cx is a Euclidean cone , and each ...
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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 |
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