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C-Phycocyanin: Minimum Molecular Weight

Science, 1964
Sedimentation and immunodiffusion experiments indicate that the molecular weight for the minimum molecular unit of C-phycocyanin is 30,000. This result agrees with an analysis of available data on amino acid content for C-phycocyanins from several different algae.
D S, BERNS, E, SCOTT, K T, O'REILLY
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Counting Minimum Weight Spanning Trees

Journal of Algorithms, 1997
Summary: We present an algorithm for counting the number of minimum weight spanning trees, based on the fact that the generating function for the number of spanning trees of a given graph, by weight, can be expressed as a simple determinant.
Broder, Andrei Z., Mayr, Ernst W.
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Solving the minimum‐weighted coloring problem

Networks, 2001
AbstractWeighted coloring is a generalization of the well‐known vertex (unweighted) coloring for which a number of exact algorithms have been presented in the literature. We are not aware of any optimal method specifically designed for the minimum‐weighted coloring problem on arbitrary graphs.
CARAMIA M., DELL'OLMO, Paolo
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Minimum weight concrete platforms

Proceedings of Offshore Europe Conference, 1977
SYNOPSIS A design computer model has been devised which, for given functional requirements and location site criteria, determines the dimensions and structural thickness of the lightest cuboid caisson for a chosen draught and adequate floating stability of the platform during submergence. The deck and towers assumed
T. Ridley, A.W. Malone
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On Minimum- and Maximum-Weight Minimum Spanning Trees with Neighborhoods

Theory of Computing Systems, 2013
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Dorrigiv, Reza, Fraser, Robert, He, Meng, Kamali, Shahin, Kawamura, Akitoshi, López-Ortiz, Alejandro, Seco, Diego   +6 more
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Weighted Minimum Trace Factor Analysis

Psychometrika, 1982
In the last decade several authors discussed the so-called minimum trace factor analysis (MTFA), which provides the greatest lower bound (g.l.b.) to reliability. However, the MTFA fails to be scale free. In this paper we propose to solve the scale problem by maximization of the g.l.b. as the function of weights. Closely related to the primal problem of
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Minimum Weight Triangulations

1998
A triangulation of a given set S of n points in the plane is a maximal set of non-crossing line segments (called edges) which have both endpoints in S. A triangulation partitions the interior of the convex hull of the given point set into triangles.
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Certifying Wrestlers' Minimum Weight

The Physician and Sportsmedicine, 1998
High school and college wrestlers often attempt to "cut weight" before a tournament in an effort to wrestle in the lightest possible weight class and thereby gain an edge on opponents. Some wrestlers use unhealthy weight-loss practices, and last fall three college wrestlers died after extreme weight cutting.
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MINIMUM WEIGHT DESIGN OF CYLINDRICAL STRUCTURES

AIAA Journal, 1963
A nondimensional design procedure for minimum weight is presented in terms of geometric and material parameters. These are evaluated readily from the type of construction, boundary conditions, and stress-strain data. A nondimensional approach has been employed in order to obtain a simple and rapid design procedure that is applicable to the infinite ...
Switzky, H., Cary, J. W.
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Multivariate weighted minimum variance self-tuning controllers†

International Journal of Control, 1983
Abstract The weighted minimum variance controller is employed in a self-tuning control system for plants which can be multivariable and non-square. Both explicit and implicit self-tuning strategies are discussed.
M.J. Grimble, T.J. Moir
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