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Potential theory for directed networks. [PDF]
Uncovering factors underlying the network formation is a long-standing challenge for data mining and network analysis. In particular, the microscopic organizing principles of directed networks are less understood than those of undirected networks.
Qian-Ming Zhang +5 more
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Potential theory is concerned with the study of harmonic functions, namely solutions f of Laplace's equation ∆f ≡ 0. The origins of this eld lie in mathematical physics of the 19th century when it was noticed that harmonic functions play an important ...
J. Gurian
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In 1934 Lavrentiev solved the problem of maximum of product of conformal radii of two non-overlapping simply connected domains. In the case of three or more points, many authors considered estimates of a more general Mobius invariant of the form $$ T_{n}:
I. V. Denega, Ya. V. Zabolotnyi
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Dilatancy Equation Based on the Property-Dependent Plastic Potential Theory for Geomaterials
The dilatancy equation ignores the noncoaxiality of granular soil for the coaxial assumption of the direction of the stress and strain rate in conventional plastic potential theory, which is inconsistent with extensive laboratory tests.
Xuefeng Li, Houying Zhu, Qi Yuan
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Correction: Potential Theory for Directed Networks.
Qian-Ming Zhang +4 more
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Potentials for a three-dimensional elliptic equation with one singular coefficient and their application [PDF]
A potential theory for a three-dimensional elliptic equation with one singular coefficient is considered. Double- and simple-layer potentials with unknown density are introduced, which are expressed in terms of the fundamental solution of the mentioned ...
Tuhtasin G. Ergashev
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Potential-Based Large-Signal Stability Analysis in DC Power Grids With Multiple Constant Power Loads
The increasing adoption of power electronic devices may lead to large disturbance in DC power grids. Traditionally, the Brayton-Moser mixed potential theory is utilized to address large-signal stability (LSS) analysis.
Fangyuan Chang +3 more
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Combinatorics Meets Potential Theory [PDF]
Using potential theoretic techniques, we show how it is possible to determine the dominant asymptotics for the number of walks of length $n$, restricted to the positive quadrant and taking unit steps in a balanced set $\Gamma$. The approach is illustrated through an example of inhomogeneous space walk.
d'Arco, Philippe +2 more
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Eigenvalue asymptotics for potential type operators on Lipschitz surfaces of codimension greater than 1 [PDF]
For potential type integral operators on a Lipschitz submanifold the asymptotic formula for eigenvalues is proved. The reasoning is based upon the study of the rate of operator convergence as smooth surfaces approximate the Lipschitz one.
Grigori Rozenblum, Grigory Tashchiyan
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Solving Westergaard Half-Space Problems Using Potential Theory [PDF]
The Westergaard half-space problem has been solved using the potential theory in this work. It is a classical theme in elasticity theory that seeks to find the displacements and stresses in the half-space caused by known boundary loads.
Charles Ike
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