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In the framework of the generalized Lorenz Mie theory, the beam shape coefficients which describe such beams are evaluated in exact and analytic form, the resulting expressions being then applied in light scattering problems.

This method leads to model equations with smooth functional coefficients, which describe the effect of the microstructure size of these plates not only in dynamic but also in stationary problems.

Using a new approach, the interference SHG anisotropy, it is possible to unambiguously evaluate the nonlinear susceptibility coefficients, which describe the isotropic and anisotropic response of a metal electrode.

The key physical feature of DD models is the instantaneous dependence of all kinetic coefficients which describe carrier transport (mobility, diffusion coefficient, etc).

The matrix K contains regression coefficients which describe direct effects of the covariates on the (latent) response variables.

It is a very great combination of the two coefficients which describes the area problems posted earlier by Gronwall in 1914-15.

In [7], Brayanov considered a mixed singularly perturbed parabolic-elliptic problem with discontinuous coefficients, which describes an electromagnetic field arising in the motion of a train on an air-pillow.

Eight harmonics yielding 36 coefficients, which described the shape variation across species sufficiently, were calculated from the outline coordinates using the software EFA [33].

Determining parameters for the drag force are the local air densities, the projected cross-section, and a drag coefficient which describes the interaction between impinging molecules and the spacecraft surface in the regime of free-molecular flow.

By applying a model supposing potential fluctuations at the grain boundaries we find that the potential barrier height decreases from 0.269 eV down to 0.112 eV and the homogeneity coefficient, which describes the homogeneity of films, decreases from 4.41 to 2.91 with increases in Sn content from 1 at.% up to 7 at.%.

Panel c shows individual data with varying sensitivity to drug as reflected in the Hill coefficient, which describes the steepness of the concentration response curve.