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On Distributional Marchi-Zgrablich Transformation
IMA Journal of Applied Mathematics, 1985The authors extend the classical Marchi-Zgrablich transformations to generalized functions. A testing-function space \(MZ_{m,\nu}(I)\) and its dual are defined. The Marchi-Zgrablich transform of a generalized function \(f\in MZ_{m,\nu}(I)\) is defined as: \[ F(n)=, \] (details of the kernel \(xS_{\nu}\) are omitted) \(n=1,2,3,...;m\geq\), \(\nu\geq -\),
Bhosale, S. D., More, S. V.
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Distributed parallelism of graph transformations
1988Parallelism of graph transformations for distributed state graphs is studied in the framework of the algebraic theory of graph grammars. The distributed parallelism theorem provides a bijective correspondence between distributed local derivations and parallel derivations of corresponding global states.
Hartmut Ehrig +3 more
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Organoarsenicals. Distribution and Transformation in the Environment
2010The widespread distribution of organoarsenic compounds has been reviewed in terms of the five kingdoms of life. Over 50 organoarsenicals are described. Pathways for their formation are discussed and significant data gaps have been identified.
Kenneth J, Reimer +2 more
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Distributed Graph Transformation Units
2002Transformation units are a structuring principle for graph transformation systems. In this paper we introduce distributed transformation units that can be used to model distributed graph transformation systems. A distributed transformation unit consists of a set of local transformation units which are connected via interface units.
Peter Knirsch 0001, Sabine Kuske
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A survey of the vision transformers and their CNN-transformer based variants
Artificial Intelligence Review, 2023Asifullah Khan +2 more
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