What Is a "Professor of the Practice?" At Duke University, "professors of the practice" make up a class of regular-rank, non-tenure-track faculty.
In this paper, we first analyze a class of deterministic regular topologies with regard to what affect the optimality of algorithmic parameters (e.g., the number of particles and the topological degree), so as to provide a guide to topology selections for PSO.
We give a characterization of a class of non-regular square bipartite designs; our result generalizes some earlier results of De Bruijn and Erdős, Lehman, and Gasparyan.
In this paper, we present a new and alternative mathematical modelling and analysis methodology for a class of non-regular electronic circuits through a rectifier-stabilizer circuit using the superpotentiel of Moreau and the theory of variational inequalities.
In particular, we propose a switching lattice optimization method for a special class of "regular" Boolean functions, called autosymmetric functions.
The protein capsids of viruses represent a fascinating class of regular geometric objects formed through efficient self-assembly processes.
Moreover, a class of uniformly prox-regular sets is sufficiently large to include the class of convex sets, P-convex sets, (C^{1,1}) submanifolds of H, the images under a (C^{1,1}) diffeomorphism of convex sets and many other nonconvex sets.
We show that the class of languages arising from the so-called bounded HMSCs constitute a proper subclass of the class of regular MSC languages.
It is shown that, if attention is restricted to the class of regular 2n−p fractional factorial designs, then a large run size design of high resolution may be required to achieve our goal.
However, for special class of regular means, it remains true, as confirmed by the following result.
