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Continuous Lower Limb Biomechanics Prediction via Prior-Informed Lightweight Marker-GMformer. [PDF]
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A probabilistic framework for effective battery energy storage sizing in microgrids with demand response. [PDF]
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A Generalized Method of Moments Estimator for Long-Memory Processes [PDF]
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Concurrent validation of OpenCap for identifying ACL re-injury risk factors during a drop jump test in a healthy cohort. [PDF]
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Estimating controlled direct treatment effects on pain intensity using structural mean models. [PDF]
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Is the Atomic Quadrupole Moment of a Carbon Atom in Graphene Zero? The Case for a Rational Definition of the Properties of Atoms in a Molecule. [PDF]
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Physical Review A, 1990
Using the kinetic theory of monatomic gases of hard-sphere particles as a base, we develop the method of moments of Grad [Commun. Pure Appl. Math 2, 331 (1949)] within the framework of algebraic computing. In this theory the basic fields are characterized by 13+9N moments of the distribution function, with 0\ensuremath{\le}N\ensuremath{\le}4.
, Reinecke, , Kremer
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Using the kinetic theory of monatomic gases of hard-sphere particles as a base, we develop the method of moments of Grad [Commun. Pure Appl. Math 2, 331 (1949)] within the framework of algebraic computing. In this theory the basic fields are characterized by 13+9N moments of the distribution function, with 0\ensuremath{\le}N\ensuremath{\le}4.
, Reinecke, , Kremer
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Robust Efficient Method of Moments
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2002zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Ortelli, Claudio, Trojani, Fabio
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1998
The Method of Moments (MoM) is part of a general body of mathematical techniques whose goal is to solve an integral equation by converting it into a matrix equation, which can then be readily solved on a computer. The MoM is one of the most well-developed and used of all numerical techniques available in electromagnetic analysis, including EMI/EMC work.
Bruce Archambeault +2 more
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The Method of Moments (MoM) is part of a general body of mathematical techniques whose goal is to solve an integral equation by converting it into a matrix equation, which can then be readily solved on a computer. The MoM is one of the most well-developed and used of all numerical techniques available in electromagnetic analysis, including EMI/EMC work.
Bruce Archambeault +2 more
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