We recall some necessary definitions and basic results from the literature.
In Section 2, we introduce some basic results from complex analysis.
This subsection briefly outlines some basic results from [51, 52] using notation based on [39].
The operators for parallelism and encapsulation are handled using some basic results from [10].
Paper extends some basic results from the area of finite time to time-delay systems.
Typically, in these papers basic results from mathematical analysis are applied (e.g. Brouwer's fixed point theorem).
end{aligned} (4 Now, we are in a position to use the two basic results from [1, 2].
After briefly recalling basic results from contraction theory, a full contraction-based integrator backstepping procedure is presented.
We start with a brief overview of divided differences and n-convex functions and give some basic results from the majorization theory.
These basic results from field measurements could help with understanding the flow inside the codend and could be useful for codend design and further selectivity control.
