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The filamins: properties and functions
Canadian Journal of Biochemistry and Cell Biology, 1985The filamins are a group of homologous proteins defined by their high native molecular weight (500 000), their amino acid compositions, their cross-reactivity to antibodies to heterologous filamins, their localization to actin networks and bundles in situ, and their ability to cross-link actin filaments in vitro into three-dimensional networks and ...
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Properties of therealization of inner functions
1999 European Control Conference (ECC), 1999The authors study well-posed exactly (approximately) controllable and exactly (approximately) observable continuous-time linear system realizations of scalar-valued inner functions on the open right half-plane. They give necessary and sufficient conditions for the inner function \(G\) to have such a realization with exponentially stable associated ...
Birgit Jacob, Hans Zwart
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Properties of Symmetric Fitness Functions
IEEE Transactions on Evolutionary Computation, 2006The properties of symmetric fitness functions are investigated. We show that the search spaces obtained from symmetric functions have the zero-correlation structures between fitness and distance. It is also proven that symmetric functions induce a class of the hardest problems in terms of the epistasis variance and its variants.
Sung-Soon Choi +2 more
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Differential properties of power functions
International Journal of Information and Coding Theory, 2010Some properties of power permutations, that is, monomials bijective mappings on F2n , are investigated. In particular, the differential spectrum of these functions is shown to be of great interest for estimating their resistance to some variants of differential cryptanalysis.
Céline Blondeau +2 more
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On a Property of Functions on the Sphere
Mathematical Notes, 2001The well-known Knaster conjecture claims the following: for any points \(w_1,\dots, w_k\in S^{k+m-2}\) and an arbitrary (continuous map) \(f: S^{k+m-2}\to \mathbb{R}^m\) there is a rotation \(A\in \text{SO}(k+m-1)\) of the sphere such that \(f(Aw_1)=\cdots= f(Aw_k)\). The author proves this conjecture for the case in which \(n= p^2\) for an odd prime \(
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On the properties of McShane’s functional and their applications
Periodica Mathematica Hungarica, 2013In this paper we derive some remarkable properties of McShane's functional, defined by means of positive isotonic linear functional. These properties are then applied to weighted generalized means. Series of consequences among additive and multiplicative type mean inequalities is given, as well as a special consideration of Holder's inequality, in view
Mario Krnic +2 more
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Properties of quasiperiodic functions
Journal of Physics: Condensed Matter, 2017Today, quasiperiodic tilings are well known and have been studied in great detail since they are very useful to describe the properties of metallic and soft matter quasicrystals. A closely related topic are quasiperiodic functions which have also gained large interest recently. Different types of such functions and there interrelation will be presented
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Properties of a notation for combining functions
Journal of the ACM, 1982A combinator called a pipe is proposed for combining functions in a linear order. Examples suggest that semantics rules using pipes are easy to read and understand, even for readers with little knowledge of semantics. The readability is a consequence of the operational intuition associated with pipes.
Jean-Claude Raoult, Ravi Sethi
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On a Property of Harmonic Functions
Zeitschrift für Analysis und ihre Anwendungen, 1995If we divide the space \mathbb R^n into two disjoint areas with one common hypersurface and define a harmonic function in each part of these areas such that their gradients vanish at infinity and the normal components of their gradients are equal on
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Formalization of Properties of Functional Programs
Journal of the ACM, 1970The problems of convergence, correctness, and equivalence of computer programs can be formulated by means of the satisfiability or validity of certain first-order formulas. An algorithm is presented for constructing such formulas for functional programs, i.e. programs defined by LISP-like conditional recursive expressions.
Zohar Manna, Amir Pnueli
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