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Let n be an arbitrary natural number now.

where n 0 ∈ N, N is the set of positive integers and the following hypotheses are satisfied: ( H 1 ) { P i ( n ) } is a sequence of real numbers for i = 1, 2, …, m and n ≥ n 0 ; ( H 2 ) { k i ( n ) } is a sequence of positive integers such that k i ( n ) ≤ n for i = 1, 2, …, m and n ≥ n 0. Let M ≥ n 0 be an arbitrary natural number and set N M = { n | n ∈ N, n ≥ M }.

In Section 5, we will prove the existence of two or positive solutions, where is an arbitrary natural number.

We apply the solution of the minimum covering sphere problem in the Euclidean space (ell _{2}^{m}) to present new examples of Čebyšëv subspaces of classical Banach spaces (cf. Remark 12) and to construct an example of a rank-one Hilbert space which is a Čebyšëv JBW∗-subtriple of a rank-n JBW∗-triple, where n is an arbitrary natural number (cf. Remark 13).

Consider that N is an arbitrary natural number; generally, we take it large enough and divide the interval [a,b] into N equal subintervals of [a,b]: [ a, b ] = { a = s 0 < s 1 < ….. < s N = b }, Open image in new window.

We extended Skol's power-evaluation methods of two-stage designs Skol et al. (2006 to generalized n-multistage designs (n being an arbitrary natural number).

First we show that COSTBCs achieve the maximum diversity gain for N = 2, and then extend the result for a k-hop network, where k is any arbitrary natural number.

(0) Initialization: Let N be a natural number and let (y^{0} in C) be an arbitrary user-chosen vector.

Initialization: Let N be a natural number and let (y^{0} in C) be an arbitrary user-chosen vector.

(0) Initialization: Let N be a natural number and let (y^{0} in H) be an arbitrary user-chosen vector.

Let be an arbitrary graph.