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In thermodynamics the concept of equilibrium is extended to include possible changes in the internal state of a system, as characterized by its temperature, pressure, density, and any other quantities needed to specify its state completely.
The reason to use that concentration or greater was that at lower concentrations the time needed to achieve the system equilibrium was extended.
The procedure initially conceived for regulation problems around zero equilibrium point is extended to PID like tracking control problem.
To this end the classical definition of Nash equilibrium solution is extended to deal with problems in which the goal of the i-th player is the tracking of a pre-specified trajectory in the state-space by adopting a state feedback control policy.
The UMCB algorithm has been employed previously for the case of solute transport with equilibrium sorption, and is extended here to the nonequilibrium case.
In the simulation, the non-equilibrium extrapolation strategy is extended to the 3D curved boundary treatment for velocity and concentration.
In this paper, the equilibrium optimization problem is proposed and the assignment problem is extended to the equilibrium multi-job assignment problem, equilibrium multi-job quadratic assignment problem and the minimum cost and equilibrium multi-job assignment problem.
(3) Theorem 3.1 improves Theorem 3.1 of Kumam and Wattanawitoon [14] since the generalized equilibrium problem that is within [14] is extended to the generalized mixed equilibrium problem. .
The equilibrium problem in [13], Theorem 10 is extended to the case of the generalized mixed equilibrium problem.
In this paper, follows from practical point of view in real systems, the GAP is extended to the equilibrium generalized assignment problem (EGAP) and the equilibrium constrained generalized assignment problem (ECGAP).
The Patel Teja equation of state (PT EOS) is extended to phase equilibrium calcultations for electrolyte solutions under high pressure by adding a Debye—Huckel electrostatic contribution term.
