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We show that various Poisson formulas for the heat kernel can be proved using this interpolation by methods of local index theory.

The PPT data were interpolated using inversed distance interpolation by a factor of 2 with Franke and Nielson weightings [ 26] to display the topographical pain distribution.

Contour maps of global solar radiation are then constructed using interpolation by the geo-statistical method of ordinary kriging.

We perform a reparametrization of the input space using constrained shape interpolation by introducing the concept of an α-manifold of admissible meshed shapes.

The values pertaining to the symbols see Fig. 2(a). 1) PF10.7l ≤ PF10.7 ≤ PF10.7h : (3a)   2) PF10.7 < PF10.7l : (3b PF10.7 > PF10.7h : (3c)  The solar activity term, TePF10.7, normalized to the solar activity of the core model can be calculated as (4 Full local time dependence was obtained using interpolation by harmonic function (5).

We down-sample X l and then up-sample it using bi-cubic interpolation by the same factor of s to obtain the low-frequency band image (mathbf {Y}_{l} in mathbb {R}^{K}).

Her song "Mystery of Iniquity" was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Female Rap Solo Performance and used as an interpolation by hip-hop producer/song-writer Kanye West for his single "All Falls Down" (eventually recorded by Syleena Johnson).

In post-processing, the turning knob step signals TK t) were smoothed by using linear interpolation, and normalized by dividing by the maximum step reached.

3D distribution of the elemental composition in the d-cluster bulk was obtained using the interpolation approach by lateral composition distributions in its several cross sections and concentration-depth profile.

If a target is left undefined, the value is inferred from context using interpolation, followed by smoothing of the resulting trajectory.

The prediction interval has been smoothed using the interpolation method proposed by Spiegelhalter [ 6] for aesthetic purposes only.