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Absolutely no chemical modification of polyelectrolytes or of the drug was needed and the final architecture was obtained in an extremely simple way using the layer-by-layer method.

By decomposing the second order symmetric tensor space into the direct sum of a coaxial tensor subspace and another one orthogonal to it, the closed form representations for the fourth order tangent operator and its inversion are derived in an extremely simple way.

The important idea is that the primitive recursive functions comprise a very large and powerful class of computable functions, all generated in an extremely simple way.

We reprove in an extremely simple way the classical theorem that time periodic dissipative systems imply the existence of harmonic periodic solutions, in the case of uniqueness.

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The search for the optimal solution is performed using the branch-and-bound method in which an extremely simple and efficient technique is employed to produce an upper bound to the maximum objective function.

In this study, an extremely simple one-step ball milling has been applied to fabricate the flaky Fe3O4/Fe composites.

A theoretical interpretation of the results is provided in the context of an extremely simple endogenous growth model of the "AK" variety, and in a neo-classical model in the tradition of Solow.

In other words, such an extremely simple macroscale material could replace all of the complicated device structures that consist of multi-layered patterns.

Noting the known fact that such oscillations do not arise in single-fluid computations, an extremely simple algorithm is proposed which circumvents the oscillations and amounts to computing two different flux functions across material fronts, to update the different fluids on both sides.

The approximation is remarkable in that simultaneously: (i) it has an extremely simple final form; (ii) in situations for which it is designed it is typically much more accurate than is the large sample normal approximation; and (iii) it is able to capture most of those stylized facts that characterize lack of identification and weak instrument scenarios.