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Sayfa 129
30 ) we obtain Bm - 1 ( 1 . 1 . 33 ) Bm ... 32 ) to obtain an equation for Am , which
yields ( 1 . 1 . ... 1 As before , we obtain 2m - 1 Bm - 1 = 0 ( 1 - 5 / 2g2m – 1 ( ) ) . m
- 1 Similarly , for Am - 1 and BM - 1 WANNIER - STARK TYPE OPERATORS 129.
30 ) we obtain Bm - 1 ( 1 . 1 . 33 ) Bm ... 32 ) to obtain an equation for Am , which
yields ( 1 . 1 . ... 1 As before , we obtain 2m - 1 Bm - 1 = 0 ( 1 - 5 / 2g2m – 1 ( ) ) . m
- 1 Similarly , for Am - 1 and BM - 1 WANNIER - STARK TYPE OPERATORS 129.
Sayfa 260
Similarly , l | e - n | l * < infp > 0 0 ( p ) / ( p + n ) for n > 0 , and we obtain ( 3 . 1 )
leille 5 Tipi le - al . 5 | 5 | ( n 20 ) . Thus , the series Enso U ( n ) is absolutely
convergent for 11 < p ( S ) , and the series Encel " ( n ) is absolutely convergent
for 111 > ...
Similarly , l | e - n | l * < infp > 0 0 ( p ) / ( p + n ) for n > 0 , and we obtain ( 3 . 1 )
leille 5 Tipi le - al . 5 | 5 | ( n 20 ) . Thus , the series Enso U ( n ) is absolutely
convergent for 11 < p ( S ) , and the series Encel " ( n ) is absolutely convergent
for 111 > ...
Sayfa 491
Direct computations yield - 4a3 – 3a + 1 and Ĉ _ - 40° + 30 . + 1 12 12 where a =
cos 26 . Since the Einstein scalar products on p are critical points of the scalar
curvature functional S : M3 → R , we obtain the equation $ ! = = * = v ) ( EB C = 0 .
Direct computations yield - 4a3 – 3a + 1 and Ĉ _ - 40° + 30 . + 1 12 12 where a =
cos 26 . Since the Einstein scalar products on p are critical points of the scalar
curvature functional S : M3 → R , we obtain the equation $ ! = = * = v ) ( EB C = 0 .
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