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RG-SAPF: A Scheme for Cooperative Escorting of Underwater Moving Target by Multi-AUV Formation Systems Based on Rigidity Graph and Safe Artificial Potential Field. [PDF]
Pang W, Zhu D, Chen M, Xu W.
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Dynamic graph-based quantum feature selection for accurate fetal plane classification in ultrasound imaging. [PDF]
Priyadharshni S, Ravi V.
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Villain Action in Lattice Gauge Theory. [PDF]
Chevyrev I, Garban C.
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Landauer Principle and Einstein Synchronization of Clocks: Ramsey Approach. [PDF]
Bormashenko E, Nosonovsky M.
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A Graph Theory Approach to Demographic Loop Analysis
A demographic analysis of the life-cycle graph can be used to quantify the separate contributions of different life-history types to the population growth rate. Loop analysis has been proposed (van Groenendael et al. 1994) as the appropriate method for partitioning the elasticity matrix to determine these contributions.
Glenda M. Wardle
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Looped homology theory of weighted reflexive graphs
In recent years, the notions of discrete homotopy for graphs, such as A-homotopy, x-homotopy and fundamental groupoid for graphs, have been introduced. Next, these theories are developed and extended for further studies, motivating us to study the discrete homology theory of graphs. This dissertation develops the notion of a looped fundamental groupoid
Sahawat Wongkhunen +1 more
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Graph theory and molecular orbitals. The loop rule
Abstract Graph theory is applied to the study of the dependence of total π-electron energy, π-electron charge distribution and free valency indices of conjugated hydrocarbons on molecular topology. It is shown that the number of loops in the molecular graph determines these quantities.
I. Gutman, N. Trinajstić
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On elementary theories of graphs and Abelian loops
The algorithmic decidability of elementary theories of certain classes of graphs, such as homogeneous, planar, bipartite planar, and critical nonplanar, is discussed. For the first three classes we prove the undecidability of elementary theories, and for the last, decidability with a supplementary predicate.
Dmitry Keselman
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This manuscript will provide a step by step method on how a graph theory and topology can be utilized to construct a Z-loop matrix for the study of faulted power systems. The growing demand for reliable electrical power supply has forced the pace developments in electrical power system analysis using computer.
Tedja Santanoe Oepomo
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Stability theory for the NLS equation on looping edge graphs
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Jaime Angulo Pava
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