Then on the basis of Jury's dominant coefficient criterion, a robust stability condition of the resulted closed loop system is given.
The dominance coefficient is included because dominant mutations are expected to be more efficiently selected against than recessive alleles, especially when rare.
As a result, the dominant hyperpolarizability coefficient β(2 z,z,z of the chromophores in LB films is found to be in the range 0.3 0.7 × 10−27 esu at 1064 nm fundamental wavelength.
The role of radial perpendicular diffusion at the solar wind termination shock, and as the dominant diffusion coefficient in the outer heliosphere, is studied, in particular the role it plays in the effectiveness of the acceleration of anomalous protons and helium when its latitude dependence is changed.
A precise estimation of the hyper-order of meromorphic solutions of the above equations is given provided that there exists one dominant coefficient, which improves and extends previous results given by Belaïdi, Chen, etc.
A perturbational h4 compact exponential finite difference scheme with diagonally dominant coefficient matrix and upwind effect is developed for the convective diffusion equation.
The minor allele was associated with a higher level of adult intelligence in both the additive (coefficient 1.60; 95%CI 0.14,3.05; p = 0.032) and dominant (coefficient 2.25; 95%CI 0.46,4.05; p = 0.014) models.
Applying Jury's dominant coefficient lemma and some stability results of switching discrete-time systems with multiple delays; several stability criteria are obtained in the form of simple inequalities.
One can show that this procedure is equivalent to searching for local maxima of the squared modulus of the dominant wavelet coefficients in the signal (Legarreta et al., 2005).
In that frame, the contrast is greatest between the less well resolved order one coefficients and the dominant order zero coefficient.
Over the range of hybrid fertility and ecological selection parameters examined (0.1 ≤ r, s ≤ 0.9), we saw no instances of hybrid species declining significantly after becoming numerically dominant; coefficients of variation (SD/mean × 100%) in population size over a period of 1000 generations were on average below 8%.
