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Sayfa 203
A straightforward computation shows that the equivalence on F * determined by
equality of the first coordinates and the relation of degree 1 on the same set
determined by interchanging the coordinates ( obviously , the equivalence and
the ...
A straightforward computation shows that the equivalence on F * determined by
equality of the first coordinates and the relation of degree 1 on the same set
determined by interchanging the coordinates ( obviously , the equivalence and
the ...
Sayfa 372
The minimal versal deformation f : ( x , 0 ) + ( S , 0 ) of X , is described like this :
the base space of the deformation is S ~ ( C3 , 0 ) , and the total deformation
space is the subgerm X c C3 x S determined by the system of equations ( 3 .
The minimal versal deformation f : ( x , 0 ) + ( S , 0 ) of X , is described like this :
the base space of the deformation is S ~ ( C3 , 0 ) , and the total deformation
space is the subgerm X c C3 x S determined by the system of equations ( 3 .
Sayfa 492
We recall that the simultaneous diagonalization (*) is not always uniquely
determined because if some of the X{ coincide, then there is a freedom in
choosing the irreducible submodules p*. In the Euclidean space R", we consider
the ...
We recall that the simultaneous diagonalization (*) is not always uniquely
determined because if some of the X{ coincide, then there is a freedom in
choosing the irreducible submodules p*. In the Euclidean space R", we consider
the ...
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