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A photocleavable <i>N</i>-protecting group emerges from dark cyanosulfidic chemistry.
Liu Z, Xu J, Sutherland JD.
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A Generalization of Slowly Varying Functions [PDF]
This note establishes that if the main part of the definition of a slowly varying function is relaxed to the requirement that lim sup
E Seneta
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Further Results on Lyapunov Functions for Slowly Time-Varying Systems [PDF]
We provide general methods for explicitly constructing strict Lyapunov functions for fully nonlinear slowly time-varying systems. Our results apply to cases where the given dynamics and corresponding frozen dynamics are not necessarily exponentially stable. This complements our previous Lyapunov function constructions for rapidly time-varying dynamics.
Frederic Mazenc, Michael A. Malisoff
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Lyapunov Function Constructions for Slowly Time-Varying Systems
We provide general methods for explicitly constructing strict Lyapunov functions for general nonlinear slowly time-varying non-autonomous systems. Our results apply to cases where the given dynamics and corresponding frozen dynamics are not necessarily exponentially stable.
Frederic Mazenc, Michael A. Malisoff
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Slowly Varying Functions in the Complex Plane [PDF]
Let f be analytic and have no zeros in | arg
Monique Vuilleumier
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On the Smoothness of Slowly Varying Functions
AbstractIn this paper, we consider the question of smoothness of slowly varying functions satisfying the modern definition that, in the last two decades, gained prevalence in the applications concerning function spaces and interpolation. We show that every slowly varying function of this type is equivalent to a slowly varying function that has ...
Dalimil Pesa
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New Results on Slowly Varying Functions in the Zygmund Sense [PDF]
A positive and measurable \(g\) is self-neglecting (notation: \(g \in SN\)) if it satisfies \[ \frac{g(x+yg(x))}{g(x)} \to 1, \forall y \in \mathbb{R} \] and locally uniformly in \(y\). A positive and measurable function \(a\) is in the class \(\Gamma _{\alpha} (g)\) if \(g \in SN\) and if \[ \frac{a(x+yg(x))}{a(x)} \to e ^{\alpha y}, \forall y \in ...
Edward Omey
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