According to Definition 3, we recall that Eq. (1) is nonlinearly self-adjoint if its adjoint equation (8) becomes equivalent with Eq. (1) after the following substitution: v=phi x,t,u).
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Frank (1987, 1990) predicts that as the number of offspring per reproductive attempt increases across species, fitness returns from investing in male and female offspring will become equivalent because fitness returns scaling with numbers of offspring will outweigh differences between the fitness returns of having male or female offspring.
23 The meaning of this is that all unstandardized score functions fulfilling the above relation with the same c are forced to become equivalent.
Then, computations become equivalent to the estimation of the ratios of the cardinalities of the sets of input vectors with coinciding passwords and.
When ω is 1, the transformed P-values follow a χ-distribution, and the GM becomes equivalent to FM with a STT value of 1/e.
When the constraints between static and dynamic features expressed in Equations (2) and (3) are added to the optimization problem, maximizing P(O | q*, λ) with respect to O (Equation (10)) becomes equivalent to maximizing it with respect to C: C * = arg max C P ( W C | q *, λ ), (11).
If we specify the exact population size in the next generation (fixing the value of w ¯ ), and fix the value of δ for each individual, then Equation 2 becomes equivalent to the Price equation with fitness simply replaced by expected fitness, w ^ [ 24].
It should be easily seen from Equations 13 or 14 that in the limit of a large resolution parameter, α→∞, an NDL becomes equivalent to the respective linear filter with τ=τ 0=const.
