Sentence examples for precise equivalence from inspiring English sources

The derivation relies on the precise equivalence between the 1D Schwarzian theory and a suitable large c limit of 2D Virasoro CFT.

The relevant background fact is Reidemeister's theorem, which links the visualizable diagrammatic changes to the mathematically precise definition of knot equivalence: Two knots are equivalent if and only if there is a finite sequence of Reidemeister moves taking a knot diagram of one to a knot diagram of the other.

We refer to Proposition 4.12 below for a precise statement of this "equivalence".

Again there are mathematically precise definitions of knot-equivalence.

Each agent uses Kalman Bucy filters to get asymptotically unbiased estimates of neighbors' states and the control input is designed based on the protocol with precise communication and the certainty equivalence principle.

This equivalence provides a precise mathematical formulation of mirror symmetry in topological string theory.

Despite its technical difficulty, lunar laser ranging is capable of exquisite precision, and Murphy thinks it's possible that his measurements--the most accurate measurements ever of the moon's path around Earth, if all goes well--may be precise enough to reveal a violation of the equivalence principle.

Laser rangefinding currently provides the most precise tests of many aspects of gravity, including the strong equivalence principle, the constancy of Newton's constant, geodetic precession, gravitomagnetism and the inverse square law.

In the present paper we develop a general scheme covering both approaches and we prove the equivalence, in a certain sense, of the fine and precise traces.

The Spanish version of the questionnaire was obtained through a process of precise translation (using translation and back-translation procedures), aimed at achieving conceptual equivalence [ 13].

Under the current proposals, the thresholds for the tests of equivalence are entirely study-specific, being totally dependent on the precise set of reference varieties that happened to be included.