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Fluid dynamics reduction methods for temporal networks. [PDF]

Sci Rep
Lacasa L.
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Toward a Tripartite Taxonomy of Entropy in Physics. [PDF]

Entropy (Basel)
Druilhe A.
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Microstructure modeling and computational micromechanics of glued metallic hollow-sphere composites. [PDF]

Arch Appl Mech
Jabs L, Zhou X, Penter L, Ihlenfeldt S, Schneider M.   +4 more
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Measurement-grade video for computer vision in neurology: an international consensus framework for acquisition and reporting

Alty J, Amprimo G, Shin JH, Wuehr M, Novotny M, Haberfehlner H, Ferraris C, Li R, Merello M, de Koning-Tijssen M, Relton S, Wong D, Taeger J, Zwergal A, Walther S, Weishaupt J, Häusler KG, Rusz J, Taati B, Roemmich R, McKeown M, Gupta AS, Friedrich MU.   +22 more
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Field Extensions and Differential Field Extensions

2018
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Fields and field extensions

1998
Abstract We shall now go rather more deeply into the theory of fields. In many ways a field is the best sort of system to work with, because it is always possible to divide by a non-zero element. The material of this chapter has many uses in the remainder of the book.
A W Chatters, C R Hajarnavis
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On Extension of Laplace Field

Russian Mathematics, 2019
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Fields and Field Extensions

1997
We have now given two proofs of the Fundamental Theorem of Algebra. Both of these involved much more analysis (calculus) than algebra. The first relied on the analytic properties of two-variable real-valued functions from advanced calculus as well as the continuity of real polynomials while the second proof followed from the theory of complex analysis.
Benjamin Fine, Gerhard Rosenberger
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Extensions of Difference Fields

American Journal of Mathematics, 1952
of algebraic fields, that is, fields in the ordinary sense, onily if the characteristic p exceed 0. In this case an extension which is monadic in the sense just described may be produced by adjoining a p-th root not already in the field. Our purpose in this paper is to present in organized form the still rudimentary theory of these phenomena, and to ...
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