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The solution is greatly simplified if the dependent variable in the original partial differential equation can be changed to produce homogeneous boundary conditions and at the same time maintain a homogeneous differential equation.

Applying the discrete Laurent transform and its properties, such an equation can be changed into a discrete boundary value problem depending on some parameter, here we call it 'a discrete jump problem'.

For a digital image, the above equation can be changed into the following form: A nm = n + 1 π ∑ x ∑ y V nm ρ, θ f x, y, x 2 + y 2 ≤ 1 (15).

As we discuss in Section 5, the pricing equations can be changed to ensure a net improvement is obtained.

Such equations can be changed into either a system of discrete equations or a discrete jump problem depending on some parameter via the discrete Laurent transform.

Such equations can be changed into either a system of discrete equations or a discrete jump problem (that is, discrete boundary value problems) depending on some parameter via the discrete Laurent transform.

Assuming that REDR n is max1≤j≤nREDR j, Equation 5 can be changed to Equation 6.

After introducing new variables, the differential equation (1.3) can be changed into a Hamiltonian system.

Equation (7) can be changed to sigma_{x} - sigma_{y} ge sigma_{text{H}} - sigma_{text{h}} (18).

If f clk is normalized to 1, Equation (4) can be changed to: Q ( n + 1 ) = Q ( n ) + [ T s ( n ) μ - L f ]. (6).

Thus, Equation 6 can be changed to the following: n system n system H = ∑ i = 0 m ∏ j ≠ i m l j, j + 1 p j σ 2 | s m | 2 … | s 1 | 2 I M. (7).