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Boundary layer transition

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Bakhshi, Vidya Sagar

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Transition phenomena commonly occur in nature. These arise either due to structural or behavioral changes in the medium. Examples for these abound in all applied sciences and to mention a few of these, we have, boundary layer, elastic-plastic deformation, and shocks. The present work is devoted to the study of...

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: BOUNDARY LAYER TRANSITION Abstract approved: M. N. L. Nara simhan Transition phenomena commonly occur in
Vector sums of line segments

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Ogard, Steven Phillip

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The author shows that a necessary and sufficient condition for a convex polyhedron to be representable as a finite vector sum of line segments is that each of its faces possesses central symmetry.

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Masters Thesis

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independent term. Minkowski (4, p. 182) has shown that sets of the form L L {l)(I 1 Ji i= 1 4 (1
Two finite Tchebichef transformations

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Normann, Søren Frederick

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Masters Thesis

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function (l-X2 )~. He was then able to establish a closed form solution to the integral equation thus
Lattice point on the boundary of convex bodies

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Andrews, George E., 1938-

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Masters Thesis

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interior of C* besides the origin (2, p. 157). I shall generalize the method he used. Lemma l-l. If P
Cyclotomy in the Galois fields

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Pearson, Patricia Margaret

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Masters Thesis

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FIELDS INTRODUCTION The cyclotomic polynomial gn(x)=li.f (xd- l)~(n/d) is the d in polynomial
Summation and table of finite sums

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Stalley, Robert Delmer

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Masters Thesis

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calculus are differentiation, L lim %th'1t dt h40 h and its inrse, integration. The two fundanental
The integro-geometric tangent measures of euclidean n-space

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Zelver, Jack Solomon

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A technique of differentiation with respect to the distance to the boundary of an outer parallel-body is applied to known measures of sets of p-dimensional linear spaces which intersect a general convex body in n-dimensional euclidean space in order to obtain an appropriate definition of the measures of sets of...

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and 2s as the measure of this set of lines, then for a convex curve C whose boundary has length L
Generalization of the Ostrowski-Schneider main inertia theorem

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Hill, Richard David

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As indicated by the title, this thesis generalizes the Main Inertia Theorem of Ostrowski and Schneider [8]. The first three results concern the formation of a polynomial function f(A, A*, H) so that the existence of an hermitian H for which f(A, A*, H) is positive definite is a necessary...

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constants colurnn vector cornplex variables where urVr X &rrd y are real Proposition L Given A
A proof of the consistency of geometry

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Jacobs, Michael Jay

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Masters Thesis

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Since y1 y2, from equations (9) and (10), (l). . . (B1C2-C1B2) = (A1C2-A2C1)(x3-x2)/(y1-y2) (14
A recursive definition of ordinal arithmetic

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Prenter, Patricia Moira, 1934-

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Masters Thesis

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all belong? By continued pairing and unions we can manu- facture a set C [0,l,2,...,n} and so ori

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Ballantine, C. S.1
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Arithmetic -- Foundations2
Chebyshev polynomials2
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