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By using the continuity equation (partial _{t} n + c,partial _{j}(nu_{j})) the latter can be rewritten as partial _{t} u_{i} + cu_{j}, partial _{j} u_{i} pmfrac{2c}{e} u_{i} ^{perp} u_{j}^{perp},partial _{j}V = 0 (60) which is decoupled from the continuity equation for n.

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Condition (5.4) can be rewritten as (5.7).

then Theorem 2.8 can be rewritten as follows, let and.

Observe that (3.1) can be rewritten as (3.4).

If μ denotes the set of all positions of (K_{1}) in which either (t gK_{1})subset K_{0}) or (t gK_{1})supset K_{0}), then the fundamental kinematic formula of Blaschke (1.14) can be rewritten as int_{mu}dg+ int_{{gin G_{2} : partial K_{0}cappartial (t gK_{1}))neqemptyset}} chibigl(K_{0}cap t gK_{1}) bigr), dg=2pi bigl(t^{2}A_{1}+A_{0} bigr)+tP_{0}P_{1}.

Furthermore, Eq. 4 can be rewritten as: n_{ 1} left( {partial D/ partial z} right)_{ 1} = n_{ 2} left( {partial D/partial z} right)_{ 2} = C (5 where C is a constant and can be obtained from a calibration of RI- ∂D/∂z).

Eq. 8) can be rewritten as frac{partial u}{partial t}=frac{varphi hboxleft left|nabla uright|right)}{left|nabla uright|}varDelta u+nabla left(frac{varphi hboxleft left|nabla uright|right)}{left|nabla uright|}right cdot nabla u (9).

It is not difficult to show that varepsilon^ = -{bigllangle logbigl(1 - f^{ mathrm {me}}bigr) bigrrangle } and that the constraint equations (14) may be rewritten as frac{partial varepsilon^{partial A} = n,qquad frac{partial varepsilon^{partial B_{i}} = nu_{i},qquad - frac{partial varepsilon^{partial C} = ne, (21) where (i = 1,ldots,d).

Using the definition of Riemann-Liouville tempered fractional derivative, Eq. (1.1) can be rewritten as frac{partial (e^{lambda t}u x,t))}{partial t} = _{0}D_{t}^{1 - alpha} biggl[ - frac{partial}{partial x}F x) + frac{partial^{beta}}{ partial vert x vert ^{beta}} biggr]bigl(e^{lambda t}u x,t) bigr).

We first note that Eq. (10) may be rewritten as frac{partial}{partial t}P x,t)=frac{partial}{partial x} bigl[ B x P_{x} bigr] + alpha P_{x}+beta P, (12) where (alpha=-A+B_{x}), (beta=-A_{x}+B_{xx}), and each subscript (bullet _{x}) denotes a partial derivative with respect to x.

The laws of conservation of mass and conservation of momentum can be rewritten as frac{{partial left( {gamma rho } right)}}{partial t} + {text{div}}left( {gamma rho varvec{u}} right) = 0, (7) frac{{partial left( {gamma rho varvec{u}} right)}}{partial t} + {text{div}}left( {gamma rho varvec{u} times varvec{u}} right) = - gamma nabla p (8 where γ is the porosity.

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