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Replacing g(x) by L g (x), we have L g 2 ( x ) ≤ sin x ∕ x ≤ U L g ( x ).
Consequently, both N and K belong to L ∞ ( R n ), so we have L 1.
We have L and XL size tees.
Then we have l 1 + l 2 + ⋯ + l m = n.
We assume that, we have L streams of information.
For example, in Figure1a, we have L int = { 2, 8 }.
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Then, we have (L -1 p_i=0), for L -1 p_i=0ndependent eigenvectors (p_i) where (i=1,2cdots n).
Then Z H ( T d ) = L. Since T is the centre of L we have L ⊂ Z H ( T ).
Thus we have L ⊂ Z H ( T d ).
Let φ ¯ denote the nonnegative eigenfunction corresponding to λ 1 ( c ). From (3.4), we have 〈 L x n, φ ¯ 〉 ≥ μ n 〈 c ( t ) x n, φ ¯ 〉. (3.5).
By virtue of condition (3C) we have (L lambda) < 1).
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