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It is also shown that this conformal mapping approach leads to the design of a one-dimensional approximation which provides results accurate within a few percent compared to the full treatment of the system.
The results of this work indicate that the quasi-steady approximation, which provides very simple analytical solutions, is an excellent one in the presence of a sufficiently rapid chemical reaction.
To account for thermal expansion, one has to take into account the anharmonicity of lattice vibration and quasi-harmonic approximation, which provides the convenient method for discussing the thermal expansion of materials at moderate temperature [1].
For multilevel logistic and multilevel Poisson regressions we applied the sixth order Laplace approximation which provides very accurate estimates for all parameters [ 44, 45].
Within each of these, a short wave asymptotic analysis is carried out, resulting in a set of approximations which provide explicit relationships between phase speed and wave number.
B-splines basic function (or NURBS) is used to represent for both geometric and field variable approximations, which provide a flexible way to make refinement and degree elevation.
We studied the structural and surface properties of graphite fluoride using the random phase approximation method, which provides dispersive (van der Waals) interactions with the correct asymptotic decay.
The second measure used is the root mean square error of approximation (RMSEA), which provides an index of absolute fit.
We proposed an analytically tractable approximation to this distribution, which provides a framework to evaluate the likelihood of particular transmission routes.
The proposed method is based on the mathematical framework of mixed finite element methods, which provides approximations of the velocity field that are especially suitable for streamline tracing.
Muscle height, length, and width can be estimated for each segment, which provides approximations of muscle cross-sectional area, volume, and mass.
