Sentence examples for boundary spectrum from inspiring English sources

This discrepancy is difficult to explain by uncertainties of boundary spectrum parameters or transport coefficients.

Can every inner function u whose boundary spectrum (rho (u)) has measure zero, be multiplied by a one-component inner function into (mathfrak I_c)?

This second term measures the asymmetry of the boundary spectrum of the operator, a discrete set in the complex plane, with respect to the line {z ∈ C; Im z = −r}.

To conclude, we would like to ask two questions and present three problems: (1) Can every inner function u whose boundary spectrum (rho (u)) has measure zero, be multiplied by a one-component inner function into (mathfrak I_c)?   (2) Let (S_mu ) be a singular inner function with countable spectrum.

In the non-reflexive spaces, we show that the same is true for operators which have non-eigenvalues in the boundary of their spectrum.

The splitting of the original MS2 spectra file is done according to a spectrum boundary rather than the size of the resulting file.

In practical CR applications, an error in the estimation of PU position (expressed by the RMSE) leads to an erroneous identification of the boundaries of a spectrum hole in space and, ultimately, to a reduction of the throughput for the secondary network or to an increase of interference for the primary network.

This discovery was the subject of several applications both in linear and nonlinear analysis (integral equations with singular kernels, differential equations defined on unbounded domains, neutral differential equations, differential operators having non-empty essential spectra, boundary value problems in Banach spaces and others).

As no impairment or diagnostic criteria are available for these milder forms, the resulting boundaries with the spectrum of PDDs are left uncertain.

The clinical boundaries of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) have been changed over the years by the American Psychiatric Association and at present are based on the 5th edition of the Diagnosis and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM V) [ 4].

In the case of a single operator, where the scale lies in the plane, the slopes of the boundary fill out the spectrum of the operator, corners correspond to gaps in the spectrum, and flat sports indicate eigenvalues.