where γ is function sharpness parameter.
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end{aligned}The sharpness of (3) now follows from a straightforward variational argument with the ansatz (u x, y, t)=w(t phi (x, y)).
Rick Santorum probably was the "sharpest" overall debater -- working his way from the sides of the stage to the center by jumping into dead air to answer questions and deploying solid forensic arguments -- but he was at peak sharpness from the outset out of necessity.
With the above translation argument in hand we see that to prove the sharpness (3) it suffices to consider a given pair of (nu in mathbb {S}^{2n}) and (din mathbb {R}).
Here, we follow their arguments and evaluate the degree of crystallinity based on the sharpness and the intensity of D, G, and 2D peaks.
To show an easy proof of the sharpness, we employ a lemma implicit in [25] as the key of the argument.
For vertical planes, i.e. the ones that can not be reached by translation, the sharpness follows by a limiting procedure but can also be found by an almost identical variational argument but considering a slightly different quotient.
