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Variational bounds to the overlap
Chemical Physics Letters, 1975Abstract Starting from a closed expression for the overlap, variational upper and lower bounds to the overlap are derived by means of operator inequalities.
Maria Hoffmann-Ostenhof+1 more
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Functions of Bounded Variation
2015We know that if f is integrable, then the lower and upper sums of every partition F approximate its integral from below and above, and so the difference between either sum and the integral is at most \(S_{F} - s_{F} =\varOmega _{F}\), the oscillatory sum corresponding to F.
Vera T. Sós, Miklós Laczkovich
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2014
Chapter 8 concerns monotone functions and bounded variation. Basic properties of monotone functions are proved. Continuous and jump monotone functions are considered. Relationship of monotone and invertible functions is discussed. Example of a singular monotone function is presented. Monotone functions are generalized to functions of bounded variation.
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Chapter 8 concerns monotone functions and bounded variation. Basic properties of monotone functions are proved. Continuous and jump monotone functions are considered. Relationship of monotone and invertible functions is discussed. Example of a singular monotone function is presented. Monotone functions are generalized to functions of bounded variation.
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Functions of Bounded Variation
1989A function of bounded variation of one variable can be characterized as an integrable function whose derivative in the sense of distributions is a signed measure with finite total variation. This chapter is directed to the multivariate analog of these functions, namely the class of L1functions whose partial derivatives are measures in the sense of ...
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On mappings of bounded variation
Journal of Dynamical and Control Systems, 1997We present the properties of mappings of bounded variation defined on a subset of the real line with values in metric and normed spaces and show that major aspects of the theory of realvalued functions of bounded variation remains valid in this case. In particular, we prove the structure theorem and obtain the continuity properties of these mappings as
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Selections of Bounded Variation
Journal of Applied Analysis, 2004The paper presents recent results concerning the problem of the existence of those selections, which preserve the properties of a given set-valued mapping of one real variable taking on compact values from a metric space. The properties considered are the boundedness of Jordan, essential or generalized variation, Lipschitz or absolute continu- ity ...
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Bound States and Variational Principle
2011In this chapter we develop powerful techniques for proving existence of bound states (eigenfunctions) corresponding to isolated eigenvalues. We also give estimates of their number.
Stephen Gustafson, Israel Michael Sigal
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Bounded variation and sampling
2019In this chapter, we shall consider certain problems where a function of bounded variation generates trigonometric series which are then compared with its Fourier integral. In fact, Chapter 4 in [198] is devoted to these problems. Here, the more modern term “sampling” is equivalent to the older “discretization”.
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On Points of Bounded Variation
The American Mathematical Monthly, 1963B. K. Lahiri, P. C. Bhakta
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