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Algorithmic approach for Formal Fourier Series
, 2020 . The study of trigonometric series has started at the beginning of the nineteenth century. Joseph Fourier made the important observation that almost every function of a closed interval can be decomposed into the sum of sine and cosine functions.
Etienne Nana Chiadjeu, Wolfram Koepf
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Exceptional sets and fiber products
, 2007 Exceptional sets where fibers have dimensions higher than the generic fiber dimension are of interest in mathematics and in application areas, such as the theory of overconstrained mechanisms.
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We study formal path expressions for two edge-labeled two-terminal directed acyclic graph families: directed triangulated grid graphs (TGGs) and directed king graphs.
Vadim E. Levit, Mark Korenblit
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Higher Polynomial Identities for Mutations of Associative Algebras. [PDF]
Results Math, 2023 Bremner MR, Brox J, Sánchez-Ortega J.
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Generation of invariants in theorema
, 2003 . Explicitly stated program invariants can help programmers by identifying program properties that must be preserved when modifying code. In practice, in most of the cases, however, these invariants are usually implicit.
Laura Ildikó Kovács, Tudor Jebelean
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Solving Polynomial Systems Equation by Equation
, 2007 By a numerical continuation method called a diagonal homotopy, one can compute the intersection of two irreducible positive dimensional solution sets of polynomial systems.
Andrew J. Sommese +4 more
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Applications of a Numerical Version of Terracini's Lemma for Secants and Joins
, 2006 This paper illustrates how methods such as homotopy continuation and monodromy, when combined with a numerical version of Terracini's lemma, can be used to produce a high probability algorithm for computing the dimensions of secant and join ...
Andrew J. Sommese +2 more
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Border bases and kernels of homomorphisms and of derivations
Open Mathematics, 2010 Zieliński Janusz
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Decoupled molecules with binding polynomials of bidegree (n, 2). [PDF]
J Math Biol, 2019 Ren Y, Martini JWR, Torres J.
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