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This approximation means that the attenuation after a scattering event at point z on the optical axis, due to the path in the cell that exceeds the remaining path (L-z), can be disregarded.

Janssens et al. [ 4] used the approximation of c n = c1, but in preliminary studies we recognized that this approximation meant that the equality of E(g x ) with the input (and key benchmark) parameter K was lost.

We give the Korovkin-type approximation theorem and obtain the rate of convergence of this approximation by means of the first and the second modulus of continuity.

with ω l +ω u =1, i.e. as a convex combination of lower and upper approximation means.

Departure from the BO approximation means that the system can evolve among multiple BO wave functions of the form given in eq 5.5.

In this approximation, the mean concentrations of the CME are approximated by the solution of the deterministic rate equations (REs) and the probability distribution of the fluctuations is approximated by a Gaussian.

As shown later in Figure 13, all the three treatments (Gaussian approximation, mean- approximation, and PSAM) result in very similar decoding performance.

For simulating various edge designs, we use the tight-binding approximation, mean-field scheme for the Hubbard model and the Landauer-Büttiker formalism.

In the case of Gaussian mixture approximation, mean values μ1, μ2 and the weights a1,a2 can be estimated from the sample set of m s → v ( k ) [25].

This approximation provides a mean to solve the 3D velocity and concentration fields while solving a 2D-only ellipressuressurequationon, which is significantly faster to solve than the original 3D pressure equation, and without suffering any significant loss of accuracy.

For the models derived as approximations, this means that the final approximation, though preceding steps in the derivation, should also be given in order to document the process.