Sentence examples for finite projection from inspiring English sources
That finite projection corresponds to a Euclidean camera taking a picture of an entire hyperbolic universe from the ''outside", providing a Focus+Context view.
If 1 − ƒ is a finite projection in M and 1 − en → 0 strongly, en∈ProjM, then en$̂ƒ → ƒ strongly.
Let M̃ be the space of self-adjoint Segal measurable operators affiliated to a W∗-algebra M (for x=∫λex(dλ), x∈M̃⇔ex((−∞, −n)∪(n, ∞)) is a finite projection in M for n large enough).
In our case, the organization of the reachable states is shown in Figure 13 where (i, j) denotes the of molecules of (P, P m), and corresponds to the enumerated state of the system j(M P + 1) + i + 1. M P is the maximum number of molecules of P considered in the finite projection.
The two that have finite projections are the projective model (sometimes known as Klein, or Klein-Beltrami) and the conformal model (sometimes known as the Poincaré disc or ball).
The subfactors constructed previously by the authors in Guionnet et al. (2010) [6] are isomorphic to compressions of M± to finite projections.
A second application is an answer to a question by G. K. Pedersen and E. Størmer (Indiana Univ. Math. J.23, 1973, 121 129) on the characterization of ~G-finite projections in discrete crossed products.
The solver combines a spectral stochastic uncertainty representation scheme with a finite difference projection method for flow simulation.
This work describes a new finite element projection method for the computation of incompressible viscous flows of nonuniform density.
We simulate the axisymmetric flow on quadrilateral grids using a combination of second-order finite difference projection methods to solve the fluid equations and level set methods to track the air/ink interface.
Although only a few classes of CME problems are known to have exact and computationally tractable analytical solutions, the recently proposed finite state projection (FSP) technique provides a systematic reduction of the CME with guaranteed accuracy bounds.
