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Direction of impact for explainable risk assessment modeling. [PDF]

Risk Anal
Borgonovo E, Baucells M, De Rosa A, Plischke E, Barr J, Rabitz H.   +5 more
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Radiomic Parameters in Periapical Lesions: A CBCT Analysis Evaluating Volumetric Size, Cortical Expansion, Erosion, and Shape. [PDF]

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Lozano Gonzalez Ó, Salas Orozco MF, Mancera JT, Martínez Cuellar NG, Patiño Marín N.   +4 more
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Characterization of warped product manifolds through the W 2 -curvature tensor with applications to relativity. [PDF]

Heliyon
Syied AA, De UC, Turki NB, Vîlcu GE.
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Generative super-resolution of turbulent flows via stochastic interpolants. [PDF]

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Schiødt M, Mücke NT, Velte CM.
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On Symbolic Computation of Flat Outputs for Differentially Flat Systems

IFAC Proceedings Volumes, 2010
Abstract This contribution deals with the formal computation of so-called flat outputs of nonlinear control systems using a Computer Algebra System. A toolbox is presented which assists the evaluation of the necessary and sufficient conditions for differential flatness derived in Levine (2006) using the formalism of systems on manifolds of jets of ...
Felix Antritter, Gregor Günther Verhoeven   +1 more
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Symmetric Exterior Differentiation and Flat Forms

Canadian Journal of Mathematics, 1962
Let ω be a continuous differential r-form defined in a bounded domain R of Euclidean n-space, En, where n ≧ 1 and 0 ≦ r ≦ n — 1. ω is called a flat form in R, (3, p. 263), if there exists a constant N such that for every (r + 1)-simplex σ contained in R, where |σ| designates the (r + 1)-volume of σ.
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Differential Flatness Theory and Flatness-Based Control

2015
The chapter analyzes the concept of differential flatness theory-based control, both for lumped dynamical systems (that is for systems which are described by ordinary differential equations) and for distributed parameter systems (that is for systems which are described by partial differential equations).
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