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Then from Theorem 4 the only permitted solution is the constant power allocation, i.e., a fixed power vector.

We assume that rejecting requests is not permitted (solution feasibility is guaranteed by the soft evening-depot time window, described subsequently).

This permits solution of larger eigenproblems without resorting to external storage.

To permit solution of this moving-boundary problem using VLUGR2, the model equations are transformed using a dimensionless vertical coordinate.

Lack of duality gap permits solution in the dual domain leading to a substantial reduction in the computational cost of determining optimal operating points of the wireless system.

A simple escape to this problem is to allow for time sharing in order to make the range of E f 1 ( h, p ( h ) ) convex and permit solution in the dual domain without loss of optimality.

To improve the condition number of the Hessian, we advocate the use of a change of polynomial basis, defined using a Cholesky factorization of the Hessian, that permits solution of problems nearer to the boundary of the realizable set.

This code, named P-SOCI, is an extension of an existing sequential SOCI program and permits solution to heavy-element systems requiring both explicit spin-orbit (SO) effects and significant electron correlation.

Unlike standard point vortex methods, VOR-MFS requires knowledge only of the free-space (R2) Green's function for the problem as opposed to the domain-adapted Green's function, permitting solution of a much wider range of problems.

Afterwards, various alternatives formulations of the transshipment problem within the framework of the transportation model that permits solution of problems of the type discussed by King and Logan without the need for subtraction of artificial variables were discussed by Hurt and Tramel [13].

It is further demonstrated that for through thickness macroparticle inclusions, corrosion initiates by galvanic or crevice corrosion between the defect and the coating matrix, subsequently permitting solution access to those defects with eventual substrate pitting and corrosion at the coating/substrate interface.