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The following result, which is a combination of Theorems 2.1 and 3.1 in [8], characterizes invariant curves through a non-isolated 1 1 resonant fixed point in the real analytic case.
In this paper, a suitable LaSalle principle for continuous-time linear switched systems is used to characterize invariant sets and their associated switching laws.
With a group action on manifold M, we can geometrically characterize invariant fields: The symmetry transformations g of M define correspondences between the points of M, and the pushforwards of g define correspondences between the tangent vectors at corresponding points.
Hence, just as the ordinary invariants of a group action serve to characterize invariant equations, differential invariants completely characterize invariant systems of differential equations for the group, as well as invariant variational principles.
Then, this is used to characterize operators invariant under both shifts and modulations in terms of families of linear maps acting on the fibers of the range function.
Although the sequence variable loops of the human immunodeficiency virus' (HIV-1) surface envelope glycoprotein (gp120) can exhibit good immunogenicity, characterizing conserved (invariant) cross-strain neutralization epitopes within these loops has proven difficult.
As MRD was considered, time stability of absolute soil moisture primarily characterized time-invariant patterns.
This descriptor characterizes globally rotation invariant matching with locally variant LBP features for mammogram texture classification.
Quantum critical points are characterized by scale invariant correlations and correspondingly long-ranged entanglement.
We characterize the stable invariant integral of a C∞ function with compact support on G/Gσ.
The term was first used during the Middle Ages to describe a French- and Italian-based jargon, or pidgin, that was developed by Crusaders and traders in the eastern Mediterranean and characterized by the invariant forms of its nouns, verbs, and adjectives.
