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Furthermore, we include an application to a hysteresis problem which appears in the theory of porous media.
Reactive sputtering of dielectrics suffers from an anode problem, which appears when the anode becomes coated with a dielectric layer.
THIS being the Year of the Public Apology, I'd like to apologize for New Jersey's goose problem, which appears to be more or less my fault.
"Food allergy is a serious health problem which appears to be increasing so it is important that people diagnosed with food allergy have effective clinical support," the institute said.
In order to determine feasible solutions for the problem, which appears to be a hard task for general-purpose solvers, we also develop and compare two metaheuristic approaches, namely a Tabu Search and a Variable Neighborhood Search algorithm.
The maximum entropy method (maxent) is widely used in the context of the moment problem which appears naturally in many branches of physics and engineering; it is used to numerically recover the density with least bias from finitely many known moments.
The chapter solves the EMI problem, which appeared in the study of the PBAIP thin-film deposition technology.
Of paramount importance it was to construct a high order approximate solution to the corresponding initial-boundary value problem which appeared to be extremely convenient for fast numerical calculations.
The study is concluded in Section 7. The Procrustean approach for solving the least squares problem which appeared nearly 45 years ago (see Schönemann, 1966), is a very fast method that needs neither initial starting values nor iteration.
"It is with a heavy heart that I take up my pen to write these the last words in which I shall ever record the singular gifts by which my friend Mr Sherlock Holmes was distinguished," narrator Dr John Watson says in Conan Doyle's story The Final Problem, which appeared in The Strand magazine in December 1893.
A standard water-filling algorithm will be used to solve the following convex problem which appeared in our MLWF algorithm: min x i ∑ i = 1 N a i x i subject to ∑ i = 1 N 1 x i + 1 ≤ ρ k, x i ≥ 0, ∀ i. (65).
