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Peripheral oxygenation in heart failure patients with periodic breathing: insights from NIRS. [PDF]
Salvioni E +17 more
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Modification of a poroelastic model for zero porosity: finite element implementation and investigation of fluid mechanics in the perivascular space. [PDF]
Jannesari M +3 more
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Stereological reconstructions of 3D cellular microstructures by combining adversarial learning and Voronoi tessellations. [PDF]
Fuchs L, Wilhelm T, Furat O, Schmidt V.
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Holomorphic Almost-Periodic Functions
Acta Applicandae Mathematica, 2001This is a survey paper concerning results on holomorphic almost-periodic functions and mappings in one and several complex variables, up today, with special attention payed to the achievements of the Kharkov school. There are presented results concerning almost-periodic distributions and currents, a.p. holomorphic chains and divisors, extension of a.p.
Favorov, S. Yu., Rashkovskii, A. Yu.
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On the Distribution Functions of Almost Periodic Functions
American Journal of Mathematics, 1938Introduction. While it is known 1 that every almost periodic function z (t), oo < t < + oo, has an asymptotic distribution function u, very little is known about sufficient conditions which, when imposed on z(t), insure a preassigned degree of smoothness for the function u.
Hartman, Philip +2 more
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Mathematika, 1955
In a recent book, L. H. Loomis has obtained the “Bohr compactification” of a topological group, in terms of almost periodic functions, by applying the representation theory of commutative B -algebras. It is simpler, and perhaps more natural, to consider this matter from the point of view of comparative topology; we can then obtain a more general ...
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In a recent book, L. H. Loomis has obtained the “Bohr compactification” of a topological group, in terms of almost periodic functions, by applying the representation theory of commutative B -algebras. It is simpler, and perhaps more natural, to consider this matter from the point of view of comparative topology; we can then obtain a more general ...
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The American Mathematical Monthly, 1981
(1981). Almost-Periodic Functions. The American Mathematical Monthly: Vol. 88, No. 7, pp. 515-526.
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(1981). Almost-Periodic Functions. The American Mathematical Monthly: Vol. 88, No. 7, pp. 515-526.
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PERIODIC AND ALMOST PERIODIC COSINE OPERATOR FUNCTIONS
Mathematics of the USSR-Sbornik, 1983Translation from Mat. Sb. Nov. Ser. 118(160), 386-398 (Russian) (1982; Zbl 0522.35007).
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1990
Recall that a topological group is a group G together with a topological space structure such that the maps G × G→G, (x,y)↦xy and G→G, x↦x-1 are continuous. In what follows all homomorphisms of topological groups are assumed to be continuous. As a rule, only locally compact abelian groups will be considered and additive notation will be used for the ...
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Recall that a topological group is a group G together with a topological space structure such that the maps G × G→G, (x,y)↦xy and G→G, x↦x-1 are continuous. In what follows all homomorphisms of topological groups are assumed to be continuous. As a rule, only locally compact abelian groups will be considered and additive notation will be used for the ...
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