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Sayfa 101
1 PETROVSKII - OLEỈNIK INEQUALITIES AND COMBINATORICS OF VIRO T -
HYPERSURFACES S . YU . OREVKOV To Viktor ... The Petrovskiř – Oleỉnik
inequality ( in the form given by Arnold [ 1 ] ) states that ( * ) lã ( Sm - ? ) | < IIn ( m
) ...
1 PETROVSKII - OLEỈNIK INEQUALITIES AND COMBINATORICS OF VIRO T -
HYPERSURFACES S . YU . OREVKOV To Viktor ... The Petrovskiř – Oleỉnik
inequality ( in the form given by Arnold [ 1 ] ) states that ( * ) lã ( Sm - ? ) | < IIn ( m
) ...
Sayfa 356
DIMENSION - FREE ESTIMATES FOR VOLUMES OF SUBLEVEL SETS OF
POLYNOMIALS We start with recalling the classical 1 - dimensional Remez
inequality . Let P be a polynomial of degree d on R1 . Then for every interval J
CR7 and ...
DIMENSION - FREE ESTIMATES FOR VOLUMES OF SUBLEVEL SETS OF
POLYNOMIALS We start with recalling the classical 1 - dimensional Remez
inequality . Let P be a polynomial of degree d on R1 . Then for every interval J
CR7 and ...
Sayfa 357
The first inequality is none other than the comparison lemma applied to c = M ( P
) . To obtain the second , we denote the volume on the left by V . By the
comparison lemma applied with c = ( AI ) - M ( P ) , we have 1 / 2 = ( 1 - V ) " ,
whence V 51 ...
The first inequality is none other than the comparison lemma applied to c = M ( P
) . To obtain the second , we denote the volume on the left by V . By the
comparison lemma applied with c = ( AI ) - M ( P ) , we have 1 / 2 = ( 1 - V ) " ,
whence V 51 ...
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algebraic analytic apply assume basis boundary bounded called chain homotopy closed coefficients complex computation condition connection Consequently consider constant construction contains continuous convex corresponding defined definition deformation denote determined differential domain element equal equation equivalence estimate example exists extension fact field finite fixed formula function given identity implies inequality integral intersection introduce invariant inverse isomorphism Lemma linear Math Mathematical matrix measure metric Moreover natural normal Observe obtain Obviously operator orientation particular periodic positive present problem projective Proof properties Proposition prove regular relation Remark respectively result ring satisfies scheme sequence singular smooth solutions space standard statement Subsection suffices Suppose takes Theorem theory transformation true twists unique vector weight zero