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This approach also unifies and generalizes other matrix models, such as the Eguchi Yang matrix model, matrix models for bundles over P1, and Chern Simons matrix models for lens spaces, which arise as various limits of our general result.

One can make sense of such data by designing matrix models for the transitions between states describing various orientations and positions of donors and acceptors in the system.

Utilisation of matrix models for simulation of the thermomechanical fatigue behaviour of the undamaged composite is discussed by a comparison with quasi-static tensile and high-temperature creep experimental tests.

A method for determining critical power spectral density matrix models for earthquake excitations which maximize steady response variance of linear multiply supported extended structures and which also satisfy constraints on input variance, zero crossing rates, frequency content and transmission time lag has been developed.

Furthermore, Markov Decision Process models (MDP, e.g. Buongiorno 2001) have been developed to reduce the non-linearity and structural complexity of matrix models for broader-scale applications.

The AIC and CV techniques were used to calculate the value of AIC and the generalization error for the elastic and Newtonian viscous matrix models for each data set.

These significant advantages confirm the usefulness of an affine fundamental matrix model for the selected PCS system.

Sensitivity analysis of the matrix model for the three species was used to identify those vertical levels for which the damping ratio is more sensitive to a perturbation.

A random matrix model for freeness is extended and used to investigate free products of free group factors with matrix algebras and with the hyperfinite II1-factor.

We used a matrix model for an agricultural habitat generalist carabid (Pterostichus cupreus (L).) on a lattice landscape, to study the effect of changing landscape composition and configuration on the within generation equilibrium (asymptotic) population distribution.

We present a two-sex matrix model for the Bengal tiger in which either strict polygyny or partial polygynandry combined with either no variation, individual variation, temporal variation or both individual and temporal variations in the territory size of breeding males (i.e., harem size) occur.