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An Introduction to Functional Analysis in Computational Mathematics

1996
V I Lebedev
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A “Bouquet” of Discontinuous Functions for Beginners in Mathematical Analysis

The American Mathematical Monthly, 2011
We present a selection of a few discontinuous functions and we discuss some pedagogical advantages of using such functions in order to illustrate some basic concepts of mathematical analysis to beg...
DRAGO G., LAMBERTI, PIER DOMENICO, TONI P.   +2 more
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Mathematical Analysis of Cardiovascular Function

IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering, 1985
This paper identifies several published models of cardiovascular function, and attempts to analyze them in terms of the physiological processes which are embedded in their structure. It appears that representative models have increased in size and complexity in direct proportion to increases in the power and suitability of available computing machinery.
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Mathematical tools for hazard function analysis

Journal of Mathematical Psychology, 2003
A hazard function is a characterization of the risk of an event occurring at a given point, conditioned by the fact that the event has not already occurred. Given the important role of the hazard functions in the mathematical psychology, the paper deals with mathematical techniques apt to prove several properties of hazard functions.
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Mathematical Modeling Analysis of Strong Physical Unclonable Functions

IEEE Transactions on Computer-Aided Design of Integrated Circuits and Systems, 2020
Physical unclonable function (PUF) is a technique to produce secret keys or complete authentication in integrated circuits (ICs) by exploiting the uncontrollable randomness due to manufacturing process variations. For better PUF applications, efficient analysis of different designs is important.
Yunhao Xu, Yingjie Lao, Weiqiang Liu 0001, Zaichen Zhang, Xiaohu You 0001, Chuan Zhang 0001   +5 more
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Integrative Mathematical Modeling for Analysis of Microcirculatory Function

2006
The microcirculatory vascular tone and the regional blood flow are regulated by an elaborate network of intracellular and extracellular signaling pathways with multiple feedback control loops. This complicates interpretation of experimental data and limits our ability to design appropriate interventions.
Adam Kapela, Anastasios Bezerianos, Nikolaos Tsoukias   +2 more
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Mathematical analysis of desirability functions

Central European Journal of Operations Research
In this study, we present the different aspects of functional properties of desirability functions which is a scalarization method for multi-response optimization problems (MROPs). In a multiple-response optimization problem, the aim is to define and achieve the optimal conditions for a process, product or system by considering multiple response ...
Başak Akteke-Öztürk, Gerhard Wilhelm Weber, Gülser Köksal   +2 more
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Positive Definite Functions as an Instrument of Mathematical Analysis

Journal of Mathematical Sciences, 2014
Some applications of positive definite functions are outlined with proofs given for some. Among these is the von Neumann inequality for contractions on a Hilbert space, the prime number theorem, Hermitian elements in Banach algebras and functions on locally compact abelian groups with positive definite extensions.
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Functional Equations in Mathematical Analysis

2012
Abstract We prove stability results for a family of functional equations. Keywords Functional equation • Stability Mathematics Subject Classification (2000): Primary 39B82 1.1 Introduction This paper deals with the stability properties of functional equations which are jointgeneralizations of some classical equations (e.g., of Cauchy, Jensen, d’Alembert,
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Mathematical Function of a Signal Generator for Voltage Dips Analysis

2013 UKSim 15th International Conference on Computer Modelling and Simulation, 2013
This paper presents a mathematical model for a complex voltage dip signal generator, that can be used to generate waveforms similar to those recorded. The voltage dip signal generator is designed to shape the voltage waveform for normal operating conditions, during the voltage dip stage and the transition between these two situations.
Florin Molnar-Matei, Monica Iovan, Simina Maris   +2 more
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