Sentence examples for mathematical structure which from inspiring English sources

Soft computing techniques have a flexible mathematical structure which can generalize complex nonlinear processes.

Simple equations are with a common mathematical structure, which are provided for all the numerically simulated velocity trends.

The set of all initial conditions for this system does not to our knowledge carry a helpful mathematical structure which allows us to achieve this aim easily.

Now, classical Hamiltonian systems have a rich mathematical structure, which has been extended such that dissipative effects and inputs, outputs, or better ports, are included in this class.

Hyperelasticity is a natural choice for extended models in solid mechanics, because of its mathematical structure which is a system of conservation laws with full rotational invariance.

These new Green Naghdi systems share the same order of precision as the standard one but have a mathematical structure which makes them much more suitable for the numerical resolution, in particular in the demanding case of two dimensional surfaces.

In general, according to Platonists, mathematics is the study of the nature of various mathematical structures, which are abstract in nature.

Both of these philosophers endorse (platonistic) structuralism, a view that holds that our mathematical theories provide true descriptions of mathematical structures, which, according to this view, are abstract.

Löb's theorem is essential for defining mathematical structures, which are adequate for providing versions of self-reference and incompleteness (see the so called Magari algebras and the modal analysis of formal provability, Boolos 1993).

At present, there is no known mathematical structure within which comfortably to accommodate a description of complex systems such as the El Farol problem.

Such rudimentary methods are used either because there has historically been no suitable mathematical structure with which to represent the relevant grain boundary information, or, where there are existing methods they are extremely unintuitive and cumbersome to use.