In Problem formulation the BI problem is formulated and relevant assumptions are presented.
This requires a new approach to such multiplier theorems, which in turn leads to rather weak assumptions formulated in terms of Besov norms.
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Thanks to the questionnaire, it also intends to shed light on other assumptions formulated in literature as putative origins for SALS (as occupational exposure and sports practising).
Proposition 5 For any functional terms in Equations 17, satisfying the general assumptions formulated above, the system admits a unique equilibrium for large u > 0 or small u > 0. For some chioces of such functional terms, the system may have multiple positive equilibria x A, x B, x C,... ∈ IR3 (typically three) for intermediate values of u.
In Section 2 we give necessary definitions and formulate our main assumptions.
A condition of validity of the above assumption is formulated based on the calculation of the thickness of the diffusion layer and of the time of traversing the diffusion layer by molecules which have reacted at the electrode interface.
Tooley (2008 and 2012) employs a Carnapian theory in which the basic equiprobability assumption is formulated in terms of what are called 'structure descriptions', and the fundamental postulate is that all structure descriptions are equally likely.
This additional assumption is formulated in terms of the associated discrete quadratic functional F 0 : = ∑ k = 0 N { r k ( Δ η k ) 2 - q k η k + 1 2 }, where η = { η k } k = 0 N + 1 is a sequence such that η0 = 0 = ηN+1.
In the first stage, the distributional assumption is formulated for the observables y i, usually assumed to be conditionally independent given some latent parameters and, possibly, some additional hyperparameters.
