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Compatible Orderings on the Metric Theory of Trees

SIAM Journal on Computing, 1980
In many studies of computation which make use of rooted labeled trees a partial ordering is usually imposed on the trees in the following way. A particular label, say $ \bot _0 $, is distinguished and identified with the atomic tree whose only vertex is a leaf labeled $ \bot _0 $.
Stephen L. Bloom, Ralph Tindell
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Choquet Theory in Metric Spaces

Zeitschrift für Analysis und ihre Anwendungen, 2000
This paper deals with a generalization of the classical Choquet theorem. We consider metric spaces which are endowed with an abstract notion of convexity. Convex combinations are obtained by the solutions of variational inequalities. A generalized Krein-Milman theorem is derived from our Choquet theorem.
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The Poincaré Metric and the Bergman Theory

SIAM Review
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Towards Metric Theory of Metric Regularity

2001
It is shown that exact estimates for local metric regularity are obtained with the help of the slope introduced by De Giorgi-Marino-Tosques in 1980. Interrelation between the slope and subdifferentials are further analyzed.
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A unified theory of software metrics

Proceedings of the 1988 ACM sixteenth annual conference on Computer science - CSC '88, 1988
The science of software metrics is a broad one touching on software engineering, structured programming and the mathematical discipline of measure theory. The third emphasizes what space is measurable or not; the second, what characteristics are to be measured; and the first, the potential feedback effects of measurement.
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Segmental Alternations and Metrical Theory

2009
This dissertation focuses on phonological alternations that are influenced or constrained by word-internal prosody, i.e. prominence and foot structure, and what these alternations can tell us about metrical theory. Detailed case studies of several cases of prosody-sensitive segmental alternations, as well as a survey of such phenomena mentioned in the ...
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On poetics and metrical theory

Poetics, 1971
Contemporary linguistic theory I has by now been extended to take into account the facts of poetic language in general, and of the most explicit and traditional manifestation of this sort of language, that is, metrical compositions, in particular. In these, as in all other, fields, contemporary theory presents itself as a continuation and a deepening ...
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Metric Number Theory

1998
Abstract This book deals with the number-theoretic properties of almost all real numbers. It brings together many different types of result never covered within the same volume before, thus showing interactions and common ideas between different branches of the subject.
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Models, Theories, And Metrics

1993
Abstract The preceding two chapters have described major problems that afflict the software metrics area. These can be directly ascribed to inadequate theories and a lack of attention to the modelling process. This chapter first examines the main concepts of measurement theory; looks at the relationship between measurement and modelling;
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Metric Space Theory

2018
A topological space is paracompact if every open cover has a locally finite refinement. We present Mary Ellen Rudin’s proof of Stone’s theorem, which asserts that metric spaces are paracompact. A collection of continuous nonnegative functions is a partition of unity subordinate to a given open cover if the sum of the functions is identically unity and ...
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