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Polyfolds: A First and Second Look
Polyfold theory was developed by Hofer-Wysocki-Zehnder by finding commonalities in the analytic framework for a variety of geometric elliptic PDEs, in particular moduli spaces of pseudoholomorphic curves.
Fabert, Oliver +3 more
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Gradient Crystal Plasticity Modeling of Laminate Microstructures
Abstract Metallic materials may show an ultra‐fine lamellar morphology leading to desirable macroscopic mechanical properties. In this paper, an analytical method for modeling the size‐dependent mechanical behavior of material systems with lamellar microstructure is proposed.
Claudius Klein, Thomas Böhlke
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A Flexible Derivation Approach for the Numerical Solution of Partial Differential Equations
ABSTRACT We propose a new method for the numerical solution of boundary value problems associated to partial differential equations. This method is based on standard approximation techniques, like numerical differentiation of univariate functions and curve interpolation, so it can be easily generalized to high‐dimensional problems.
Nadaniela Egidi +2 more
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Stability of the index of a semi-Fredholm complex of Banach spaces
We prove the stability of the index and the semicontinuity of the dimensions of the cohomology groups of semi-Fredholm complexes of Banach spaces and closed linear operators with respect to perturbations of the operators and of the underlying spaces ...
E. Albrecht, F. Vasilescu
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Physically Based Feature Augmentation to Improve Classification Algorithm Performance
Physical transformations of infrared remote sensing measurements are shown to improve classification performance. Physical transformations are more effective than those that are simply mathematical. Leveraging physical insight is broadly applicable to many types of problems and can lead to fewer measurements/simpler models for desired performance ...
Charles E. Davidson +2 more
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A Short Survey of Noncommutative Geometry
We give a survey of selected topics in noncommutative geometry, with some emphasis on those directly related to physics, including our recent work with Dirk Kreimer on renormalization and the Riemann-Hilbert problem. We discuss at length two issues.
Alain Connes +46 more
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The KO-valued spectral flow for skew-adjoint Fredholm operators
In this paper, we give a comprehensive treatment of a “Clifford module flow” along paths in the skew-adjoint Fredholm operators on a real Hilbert space that takes values in [Formula: see text] via the Clifford index of Atiyah–Bott–Shapiro. We develop its
C. Bourne, A. Carey, M. Lesch, A. Rennie
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On the Choice of Basis Functions for Modeling Earth's Elastic Deformation Due To Surface Loading
Abstract Accurately modeling Earth's elastic deformation due to surface loads is essential for geodetic and geophysical studies, including investigations of climate change, hydrology, and tectonics. Various basis functions, such as spherical harmonics, Green's functions, disk functions, and Slepian functions, are commonly used to describe the ...
Fan Yang +3 more
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A Deformation Theory of Self-Dual Einstein Spaces [PDF]
The self-dual Einstein equations on a compact Riemannian 4-manifold can be expressed as a quadratic condition on the curvature of an $SU(2)$ (spin) connection which is a covariant generalization of the self-dual Yang-Mills equations.
Torre, C. G.
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ABSTRACT The stability analysis of a saturated soil slope subjected to seepage flow generated by rapid water level drawdown is investigated in this paper by means of the limit analysis kinematic approach. The analysis takes into account the inherent spatial variability of soil strength and permeability properties.
Mário Vargas Ceron +3 more
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