Sentence examples for continuous group from inspiring English sources

The intervention was a structured, participatory intervention based on continuous group meetings.

Then, by [4, 13, 14, 27, 28], ω ξ has a continuation to a continuous group homomorphism from ( Z p, + ) to ( C p, ⋅ ).

They played "Godspelized" and "Sentient Compassion," sanctified and sturdy themes recorded in the 1990s, and played here as a continuous group meditation, with the inexorable rhythm of waves lapping at a shore.

It's a nearly 80-minute continuous group improvisation on a 16-bar structure — a highly unstable blues, basically — among Mr. Irabagon, the young bassist Peter Brendler and the veteran New York drummer Barry Altschul, once of the band Circle and some of the saxophonist Sam Rivers's bands.

A symmetry is a continuous group which leaves the system of equations invariant.

Consider the following fundamental case: let C be the category whose objects are the locally compact abelian groups and the morphisms are the continuous group homomorphisms.

During a nine-year collaboration with Engel, Lie published Theorie der Transformationsgruppen, 3 vol. (1888 93; "Theory of Transformation Groups"), which contains his investigations of the general theory of continuous groups.

December 17, 1842 Nordfjordeid, Norway February 18 , 1899Oslo, Norway Sophus Lie, (born Dec. 17, 1842, Nordfjordeid, Norway died Feb. 18, 1899, Kristiania) Norwegian mathematician who founded the theory of continuous groups and their applications to the theory of differential equations.

Sophus Lie, (born Dec. 17, 1842, Nordfjordeid, Norway died Feb. 18, 1899, Kristiania), Norwegian mathematician who founded the theory of continuous groups and their applications to the theory of differential equations.

One of these, Georg Scheffers (1866 1945), wrote three introductory texts based on Lie's important Leipzig lecture courses, Differentialgleichungen (1891; "Differential Equations"), Vorlesungen über continuierliche Gruppen (1893; "Lectures on Continuous Groups"), and Geometrie der Berührungstransformationen (1896; "Geometry of Contact Transformations").

There was no difference in mortality between groups (74% in continuous groups and 59% in discontinuous group).