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Not a bad approximation from the Stoke-on-Trent punks, given that 1982's Hear Nothing … sounds like the third world war being forced through a stack of knackered, over-driven amps.

Moreover, the developed method is simpler than the Fock approximation from the computational point of view.

Then, (8) is used to estimate the parameters of the LN approximation from the respective cumulants.

Curie temperatures are estimated by the mean-field approximation from the total energy difference between ferromagnetic states and paramagnetic states.

Red is for the exact solution and green is for the approximation from the quasi-reversibility regularization.

It does a rank NMF on matrices and then a rank approximation from the resulting matrix in [16].

Contrary to the iterative approximation from [25], the projection method always consider the whole feasible region of the function.

The research uses data and approximations from the year 1 CE until 2010.

In Part II, extensive comparisons are given with available experimental data and empirical approximations from the literature.

The new approximation results are compared to existing approximations from the literature and to the real probability functions calculated from a computer generated two-phase micrographs.

Thus, he had to work with piecewise linear approximations from the interior and take limits of the piecewise linear (even piecewise real analytic) case of the Dirichlet problem that had been solved by Schwarz already at that time [12].