Sentence examples for most general metric from inspiring English sources

Independently, Robertson and Walker, were subsequently able to give a precise mathematical derivation of the most general metric by assuming Weyl's Postulate and the Cosmological Principle.

As the most general distance metric of k-NN algorithm, Euclidean distance was used in the experiments.

In 1929, building on Friedmann's work, American mathematician and physicist Howard P. Robertson summarized the most general space-time metric that is possible under the assumption that the universe is homogeneous (of the same density everywhere) and isotropic (the same in all spatial directions).

The speciality of this paper is that it has been obtained in the most general settings of a metric space without any special assumptions on this space.

Clearly, metric-affine f (R) gravity is the most general of these theories and reduces to metric or Palatini f (R) gravity if further assumptions are made.

The most general stationary black hole solution known is the Kerr Newman metric, which describes a black hole with both charge and angular momentum.

While using a graph structure to represent sets of latency requirements is most general, latency requirements could be addressed by evaluating such a distance metric for simple pair-wise allocations.

Since the Meir-Keeler is the most general contractive condition (from the list from Section 1) which assures the existence of the fixed point on an arbitrary complete metric space, we will study only two cases, namely: (i) ε-Meir-Keeler functions on arbitrary complete metric spaces, and   (ii) ε-contractive functions on compact metric spaces (see Definition 4.8).  .

Wang, C.-Y. & Manga, M. Hydrologic responses to earthquakes and a general metric.

This one is the most general".

Others were originally designed for vector spaces only, and have been extended to general metric spaces.