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Sayfa 395
Basis transformation and trivial twists Now we consider the inner automorphisms
of the deformed algebras Usk(sp(N — k)); ... f/fk(sp(7V — k — 1)) obtained in the
preceding section as a result of basis transformations can be achieved also with
...
Basis transformation and trivial twists Now we consider the inner automorphisms
of the deformed algebras Usk(sp(N — k)); ... f/fk(sp(7V — k — 1)) obtained in the
preceding section as a result of basis transformations can be achieved also with
...
Sayfa 456
T-transformations. ... The Laplace transformation -X X{p)e*dn, * = (X{N\--.,X)T, c
where T means transposition, (TV) means the Nth derivative with respect to fi,
and ... More information concerning L-transformations can be found in [BJuL]^1)
5.
T-transformations. ... The Laplace transformation -X X{p)e*dn, * = (X{N\--.,X)T, c
where T means transposition, (TV) means the Nth derivative with respect to fi,
and ... More information concerning L-transformations can be found in [BJuL]^1)
5.
Sayfa 463
RS4(3) OF RANK 2 Modulo the linear-fractional transformations RS3(3) and RS.i(
4) of rank 1, there are only two ... that this algebraic solution is generated by an
RS4(2 | 1 + 1 | 1 + 1) transformation; this is the first transformation mentioned in ...
RS4(3) OF RANK 2 Modulo the linear-fractional transformations RS3(3) and RS.i(
4) of rank 1, there are only two ... that this algebraic solution is generated by an
RS4(2 | 1 + 1 | 1 + 1) transformation; this is the first transformation mentioned in ...
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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