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Pump-Induced Biphasic Relaxation Model of Xe Spin in Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Gyroscopes. [PDF]
Materials (Basel)Jiang S, Wang T, Qiu X, Mao Y, Yuan H.
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Information theory and thermal properties of an extended cosine hyperbolic potential model. [PDF]
Sci RepHsu CY +6 more
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Propagation of solitary waves for hydrodynamical nonlinear complex model in a fractional derivative setting. [PDF]
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Generalized Surface Conductivity Model for Anisotropic Phonon Polaritons in van der Waals Slabs. [PDF]
NanophotonicsChen S, Sun Y, Wu J, Fu C, Hu G.
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Soliton dynamics of the fourth-order nonlinear Boussinesq equation arising in shallow-water via advanced analytical techniques. [PDF]
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Ground Penetrating Radar for Subsurface Utility Detection: Methods, Challenges, and Future Directions. [PDF]
Sensors (Basel)Gao S, Hu D.
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2008
Abstract This chapter is an introduction to hyperbolic equations. The topic is of central importance in general relativity since the Einstein evolution equations are themselves essentially hyperbolic as are the equations of motion of many of the matter fields frequently used. The qualification ‘essentially’ is explained in Chapter 9.
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Abstract This chapter is an introduction to hyperbolic equations. The topic is of central importance in general relativity since the Einstein evolution equations are themselves essentially hyperbolic as are the equations of motion of many of the matter fields frequently used. The qualification ‘essentially’ is explained in Chapter 9.
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2003
Abstract Hyperbolic equations are the easiest scalar second-order equations to classify from the point of view of the Cauchy problem. They occur commonly in practical applications, as is evident from studying the models of Chapter 2.
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Abstract Hyperbolic equations are the easiest scalar second-order equations to classify from the point of view of the Cauchy problem. They occur commonly in practical applications, as is evident from studying the models of Chapter 2.
John Ockendon +3 more
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On the Domain of Hyperbolicity of the Cumulant Equations
Journal of Statistical Physics, 2005The first part of this paper gives an overview on modeling flow of a non-reacting mixture of gases by kinetic theory and how to derive approximate, mesoscopic model equations, the moment equations. The second part gives a short overview of the cumulant method, an alternative method of approximation that results in particularly simple equations.
Seeger, S., Hoffmann, K. H.
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