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In this article, we have generalised the method of Courant and Hilbert to the case of annular domain in the Heisenberg group.

Maroney (2009) generalised the method further, to input and output states represented by macrostates with variable mean internal energies, entropies and temperatures and considered the consequences for more general logical operations than the reset operation.

We have also generalised the method to include skewed data.

Generalising the method presented in an earlier paper an analytical solution is presented for the natural frequencies, mode shapes and orthogonality conditions of an arbitrary system of Euler Bernoulli beams interconnected by arbitrary joints and subject to arbitrary boundary conditions.

To generalise the method, the case selection would need to be from as large a pool as possible and carried out by completely uninvolved and impartial investigators, without access to the outcome data at the time that the case selection is being made.

These and many other cases make it clear that there is a need for relaxing the independence assumption and generalising the methods developed for independent source separation to the case of statistically dependent sources but with some other additional structure in the source space.

McIntosh  generalised the form method to an accretive setting, thereby allowing to associate m-accretive operators with suitable accretive forms.

In this paper we generalise the AMLS method to certain classes of nonlinear eigenvalue problems which can be partitioned into an essential linear and positive definite pencil and a small residual.

However, the distributional method requires the data to follow a normal distribution and so we have sought to generalise the normal distributional method by adding a parameter and using the skew-normal distribution.

We generalise the coarse Ricci curvature method of Ollivier by considering the coarse Ricci curvature of multiple steps in the Markov chain.

We present a method to generalise the scope of application of group sequential tests designed for equally sized groups of normal observations with known variance.