Sentence examples for maps for which from inspiring English sources

In this paper we study maps for which the vertices are permuted by the map.

Therefore (f, g -weakly contractive maps for which ϕ is lower semicontinuous from the rig -weaklyf the type of Boyd and Wong [3].

We prove that it is possible to chose a specific sequence of maps for which the coefficients remain bounded at the start and end of each train.

To obtain fixed points for some maps for which Picard iteration fails, a number of fixed point iteration procedures have been developed.

Ishikawa iteration was invented to obtain a convergent fixed point iteration procedure for continuous pseudocontractive maps, for which Mann iteration failed.

A reasonable conjecture is that the doubly Ishikawa iteration with error and the corresponding doubly Mann iteration with error are equivalent for all maps for which either method provides convergence to a fixed point.

In 2005, Sastry and Babu [1] introduced the Mann and Ishikawa iterations for multivalued mappings as follows: let be a real Hilbert space and be a multivalued mapping for which.

The corresponding mathematical question, framed in 1852, became the celebrated "four-colour map problem": Is it possible to construct a planar map for which five colours are necessary?

The present method is applied to computing unstable manifolds for the well-know periodically forced Duffing system and the Hénon map (for which the manifold is a strange attractor).

The accuracy of automated techniques was evaluated relative to manual labeling using the Dice similarity index and surface-based shape mapping, for which we computed vertex-wise displacement vectors between automated and manual segmentations.

Suppose that is a nonexpansive mapping for which (2.6).