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Recognition by the Product Element Orders
Bulletin of the Malaysian Mathematical Sciences Society, 2019If \(G\) is a finite group one may hope to determine \(G\) up to isomorphisms using certain numerical invariants. Invariants like \(|G|\), the sum of orders of the elements of \(G\) and the product of orders of the elements of \(G\) were all considered and found insufficient for the purpose.
Behrooz Khosravi, Morteza Baniasad Azad
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High‐order finite elements compared to low‐order mixed element formulations
ZAMM - Journal of Applied Mathematics and Mechanics / Zeitschrift für Angewandte Mathematik und Mechanik, 2012AbstractHigh‐order finite elements are commonly compared with linear element formulations showing that, in terms of the relation between computational time and achievable accuracy, linear element formulations are inferior to high‐order elements. On the other hand, the finite element community follows the h‐version approach due to its simplicity in ...
Netz, Torben +2 more
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Groups with given element orders
2014В статье приводится обзор результатов и некоторых открытых проблем, связанных со струк- турой (как правило, бесконечных) периодических групп с заданным набором порядков элементов. Работа основана на докладе, представленном на конференции "Алгебра и логика: теория и при- ложения", посвящённой 80-летию В. П.Шункова (Красноярск, 21–27 июля 2013 г.)
Lytkina, Daria V., Mazurov, Victor D.
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The Number of Unlabeled Orders on Fourteen Elements
Order, 2000zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Jobst Heitzig, Jürgen Reinhold
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2022
Abstract Starting from the periodic table, this chapter lays out how humans have tried to order our understanding of the elements. There are many ways to categorize and label the elements depending on what factors we want to prioritize.
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Abstract Starting from the periodic table, this chapter lays out how humans have tried to order our understanding of the elements. There are many ways to categorize and label the elements depending on what factors we want to prioritize.
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Element by element solvers of order N
Computers & Structures, 1987A new family of higher order element by element (EBE) solvers possessing an improved accuracy is presented. These solvers are found to be consistently convergent, even for static one dimensional structural problems which are known to be troublesome for EBE solvers.
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The characterization of finite simple groups with no elements of order six by their element orders
Communications in Algebra, 2000We show that apart from A6 all non-abelian finite simple groups with no elements of order 6 are characterized by their element orders.
Jianbei An, Wujie Shi
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