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Self-adjoint Hamilton Operators
2003The time evolution of a classical mechanical system is governed by the Hamilton function. Similarly, the Hamilton operator determines the time evolution of a quantum mechanical system and this operator provides information about the total energy of the system in specific states.
Philippe Blanchard, Erwin Brüning
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Classical Analogs of Unitarily Equivalent Hamilton Operators
Foundations of Physics, 1998A unitary transformation replaces the given description of a quantum system by an equivalent one. It is observed, however, that not all members of a set of unitarily equivalent Hamilton operators are equally well suited for identifying the corresponding classical systems. A criterion is proposed for recognizing the privileged representatives of the set.
B. Englert
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On local spectral properties of Hamilton type operators
Acta Mathematicae Applicatae Sinica, English Series, 2018zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Shen, Jun-li, Alatancang
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Hamilton Type Gradient Estimate for the Sub-Elliptic Operators
Potential Analysis, 2014Let \(M \) be a smooth, connected, finite-dimensional manifold endowed with a smooth measure and a symmetric, second-order, locally sub-elliptic and negative diffusion operator \(L \) satisfying \(L 1=0 \) as in [\textit{F. Baudoin} et al., Math. Ann. 358, No. 3--4, 833--860 (2014; Zbl 1287.53025)].
B. Qian
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Hamilton operators and dual-number-quaternions in spatial kinematics
Mechanism and Machine Theory, 1987Abstract Dual-number-quaternions are used frequently in spatial screw motion of a rigid body. In this paper, two Hamilton operators are defined and the algebra of dual-number-quaterinions is developed using these operators. Properties of Hamilton operators are then used to find some mathematical expressions for screw motion of a line and a point. The
O. Agrawal
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Global Solutions to Nonconvex Problems by Evolution of Hamilton-Jacobi PDEs
Communication on Applied Mathematics and Computation, 2022Computing tasks may often be posed as optimization problems. The objective functions for real-world scenarios are often nonconvex and/or nondifferentiable.
Howard Heaton, Samy Wu Fung, S. Osher
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Integrated Operations... Hamilton Farm Bureau Cooperative
1959Excerpts from the report: This is the third in a series of case studies by Farmer Cooperative Service on the integrated operations of cooperatives. It is the first such study, however, that deals specifically with the integration process as it has been developed by a local association.
Abrahamsen, Martin A. +1 more
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Neural operators struggle to learn complex PDEs in pedestrian mobility: Hughes model case study
arXiv.orgThis paper investigates the limitations of neural operators in learning solutions for a Hughes model, a first-order hyperbolic conservation law system for crowd dynamics.
Prajwal Chauhan +4 more
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Data-Driven Stochastic Optimal Control With Safety Constraints Using Linear Transfer Operators
IEEE Transactions on Automatic ControlIn this article, we provide a data-driven framework for optimal control of a continuous-time control-affine stochastic dynamical system. The proposed framework relies on the linear operator theory involving Perron–Frobenius (P-F) and Koopman operators ...
U. Vaidya, D. Tellez-Castro
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Wasserstein proximal operators describe score-based generative models and resolve memorization
arXiv.orgWe focus on the fundamental mathematical structure of score-based generative models (SGMs). We first formulate SGMs in terms of the Wasserstein proximal operator (WPO) and demonstrate that, via mean-field games (MFGs), the WPO formulation reveals ...
Benjamin J. Zhang +4 more
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