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Sayfa 288
... continuously differentiable in a domain containing R ) , and that the inequality |
A2 | 2 - Az | 2 > 0 is fulfilled everywhere ... { reix : 0543 27 } , Ri Sos R2 , under the
inverse mapping A - 1 ( w ) , and let G , denote the interior domain of the Jordan ...
... continuously differentiable in a domain containing R ) , and that the inequality |
A2 | 2 - Az | 2 > 0 is fulfilled everywhere ... { reix : 0543 27 } , Ri Sos R2 , under the
inverse mapping A - 1 ( w ) , and let G , denote the interior domain of the Jordan ...
Sayfa 290
Remark . For certain classes of ( v , M ) - systems , the fundamental solutions
were computed explicitly in ( 14 , 16 ) . Assume for the time being that v , u E C (
C ) . Then every ( v , u ) - solution f in a domain G is at least in C ? ( G ) . Let S1 ,
S2 ...
Remark . For certain classes of ( v , M ) - systems , the fundamental solutions
were computed explicitly in ( 14 , 16 ) . Assume for the time being that v , u E C (
C ) . Then every ( v , u ) - solution f in a domain G is at least in C ? ( G ) . Let S1 ,
S2 ...
Sayfa 336
In its turn , by the symmetry properties of the domain II . , the operator M . is
reduced to the Schrödinger operator with scalar metric and with periodic
boundary conditions already in the rectilinear strip . We put ( 4 . 48 ) So : = So , 12
1 = { & ER2 ...
In its turn , by the symmetry properties of the domain II . , the operator M . is
reduced to the Schrödinger operator with scalar metric and with periodic
boundary conditions already in the rectilinear strip . We put ( 4 . 48 ) So : = So , 12
1 = { & ER2 ...
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