Sentence examples for firm mathematical foundation from inspiring English sources
Dr. Smirnov, who was born in Russia, provided a firm mathematical foundation to simple models used by physicists to describe magnetism or percolation of water through soil.
The notion of a rigged Hilbert space placed Dirac's framework on a firm mathematical foundation.
Eventually, mathematicians developed a suitable framework for placing Dirac's formal framework on a firm mathematical foundation, which is known as a rigged Hilbert space (and is also referred to as a Gelfand Triplet).
Our work provides a firm mathematical foundation and specific biological suggestions with testable hypotheses for future systems biology iterations of modeling and experiment regarding the cold shock response in yeast.
The proposed model, which is based on a firm mathematical foundation, gives valuable insights that help us understand one of the primary causes of chromosomal instability aberrant kMT dynamics.
To this end, this paper presents the first step towards the construction of firm mathematical foundations for the signed particle Wigner Monte Carlo method.
The Nobel Prize for Physics for 1999 was awarded to two Dutch researchers, Gerardus 't Hooft and Martinus J.G. Veltman, for their contributions toward a firmer mathematical foundation for particle physics theory.
Although some elements of the theory were eventually placed on a firmer mathematical foundation, there are still serious quesitons about its being a fully rigorous approach on a par with algebraic and Wightman's axiomatic QFT.
First, Granger causality provides a strong mathematical foundation that is relatively immune to spontaneous fluctuations in firing rate.
The estimation of such higher order spectra was placed on a firm mathematical and statistical foundation by Brillinger and Rosenblatt [14, 15, 19] in the same decade.
We introduce a "hierarchical" modeling strategy designed to be systematically extensible to increase the detail of dissolution predictions from polydisperse collections of drug particles and to be placed on firm mathematical and physical foundations with diffusion-dominated dissolution at its core to predict dissolution and the evolution of particle size distribution.
