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1987
By SL2 we mean the group of 2 x 2 matrices with determinant 1. We write SL2 (R) for those elements of SL2 having coefficients in a ring R. In practice, the ring R will be Z, Q, R. We call SL2 (Z) the modular group.
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By SL2 we mean the group of 2 x 2 matrices with determinant 1. We write SL2 (R) for those elements of SL2 having coefficients in a ring R. In practice, the ring R will be Z, Q, R. We call SL2 (Z) the modular group.
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Symmetrization of Modular Aggregation Functions
2010Ordered modular aggregation functions (OMAF in short) can be seen as symmetrized modular aggregation functions and they are characterized by comonotone modularity. As such, OMAFs generalize OWA operators. We show a one-to-one correspondence between idempotent OMAFs and copula-based integrals with respect to a symmetric capacity.
Radko Mesiar +1 more
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Modular network function virtualization
2017 IEEE Conference on Computer Communications Workshops (INFOCOM WKSHPS), 2017Network functions like load balancers and stateful firewalls which traditionally have been packaged in a single proprietary device are now being virtuahzed in software across multiple physical devices networked together to achieve greater flexibility and scale. A virtualization can become very complex.
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1996
For a lattice \(L\) and a group \(G\) a map \(\mu: L\to G\) is called a modular function if for all \(x,y\in L\), we have \(\mu(x\vee y)+ \mu(x\wedge y)= \mu(x)+ \mu(y)\). The important examples that provide much of the motivation for the study of modular functions are furnished by measures on Boolean algebras and linear operators on vector lattices ...
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For a lattice \(L\) and a group \(G\) a map \(\mu: L\to G\) is called a modular function if for all \(x,y\in L\), we have \(\mu(x\vee y)+ \mu(x\wedge y)= \mu(x)+ \mu(y)\). The important examples that provide much of the motivation for the study of modular functions are furnished by measures on Boolean algebras and linear operators on vector lattices ...
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Zeta-Functions of Modular Curves
2006This work gives an exposition and a generalization of classical results due to M. Eichler [1] and G. Shimura [2], which give the expression of congruence-zeta-functions of some modular curves in terms of Hecke polynomials. The central point in these papers is the famous congruence relation which links the local factor of the Mellin transforms of ...
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Functional equation of the -adic -function of Bianchi modular forms
Journal of Number Theory, 2023Luis Santiago Palacios
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