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Brown and Shannon (2002) derived an equivalent system of equilibrium inequalities, i.e., the dual Walrasian equilibrium inequalities.
For the second-order coordinate stretched wave equation an equivalent system of first-order equations is presented.
The original set of differential mass balance equations is cast into an equivalent system of integral equations by generating appropriate Green's functions.
The original set of differential mass balance equations is cast into an equivalent system of integral equations by generating the appropriate Green's functions.
The main objective of this paper is to describe an environment for calculating an equivalent system of concentrated loads for a FEM analysis.
Specifically, we reformulate the TDGL into an equivalent system of equations by decomposing the magnetic potential to the sum of its divergence-free and curl-free parts, respectively.
The first approximation is required to build an equivalent system for the simultaneous inrush currents of transformers in a distribution feeder.
At each iteration, the involved saddle-point Maxwell system is transformed into an equivalent system consisting of a singular Maxwell equation and two Poisson equations, for both of which preconditioned iterative solvers are available with optimal convergence rate in terms of the total degrees of freedom.
As such, the proposed system was compared against an equivalent system consisting of multiple pipelined QAM instances, in order to investigate the conditions where the MPSoC-based system outperforms the non-reconfigurable system and vice versa.
It is easy to see that the RF equivalent channel with N transmit RF chains and M receive RF chains can be decomposed into an equivalent system consisting of min(N,M) parallel SISO subchannels whose channel power gains are the eigenvalues of (widetilde {mathbf {Q}}).
In general, differential elimination rewrites the original system of differential equations into an equivalent system, which means that the number of equations is equal in both systems.
