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In order to describe correctly the optical response, the solution of the Bethe Salpeter equation (BSE), where the coupled electron-hole (e-h) excitations are included [20, 25], is required.

Finally, the reliability formulations are developed based on computed random response through the solution of first passage problem.

Blade response calculation requires the solution of a set of non-linear equations originated by the introduction of friction damping.

The first approximates the response surface giving the solution of a stochastic equation as a function of its random parameters by a finite set of hyperplanes tangent to it at expansion points selected by geometrical arguments.

When in a non-linear system the non-linear function is treated as a piecewise constant force in a small enough time interval, the resulting response agrees with the solution of the original non-linear equation.

These metamodels are using sampling points in a parameter domain and related responses provided by the solution of parametric partial differential equations (PDEs).

Engineers are interested in the response of structures, thereby in the solution of boundary value problems.

Here, we review our current understanding of how TLR-signaling shapes the adaptive immune response, and highlight unanswered questions, the solution of which will be imperative in the rational exploitation of TLRs in vaccine design and immune therapy.

Novak set up a differential equation for single pile subjected to vertical vibration like Eq. 1, for the schematic diagram of single pile as shown in Fig. 1, and proposed the approximate analytical solution that can obtain the vertical response of single pile from the solution of differential equation.

To overcome this difficulty, we adopt a response surface method (RSM) for the solution of nonlinear equation system.

Since the player's utility function is concave in his own strategy, the best response is unique and given as the solution of the first derivative being zero.