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The case of one degree of indeterminacy is studied here, for simplicity.
Here for simplicity, we approximate t as t=t0+0.8 Å, where t0 is the distance between the top and bottom chalcogen atom layers and the 0.8 Å is the total effective decay length (0.4 Å in each layer side) of electron density into the vacuum.
The proof is a direct application of ([29], Th 10) and thus omitted here for simplicity.
Note that the thermophoresis effect in the calculation was neglected here for simplicity.
Here for simplicity it is assumed that the transmit powers of the RSs are the same.
where b is the bowing parameter, assumed to be zero here for simplicity.
(We ignore I0 here for simplicity and because it becomes minimum at the resonance point).
(assuming here for simplicity (mathbb {G}) predictable processes Q i and PIM i ).
Here, for simplicity, we omit the notation of ω in each process.
She follows Hintikka in terming 'strong equivalence' what is here for simplicity referred to as 'logical equivalence'.
Here, for simplicity, it is assumed that all packets generated by one node are assigned with different PIDs.
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