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... inequality | Xk ( x , 0 ) < Kx that we found to be satisfied by Xx ( ≈ , T ) . It may be observed that can be found in finite terms . X : ( 0 , T ) , X : ( 0 , 0 ) For if we integrate by parts and observe that for all values of a and v ...
... inequality | Xk ( x , 0 ) < Kx that we found to be satisfied by Xx ( ≈ , T ) . It may be observed that can be found in finite terms . X : ( 0 , T ) , X : ( 0 , 0 ) For if we integrate by parts and observe that for all values of a and v ...
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... inequalities such as 0 ≤T≤ To , 0 < m < m , 0 < ß . < ß , and tends uniformly to the limit [ ** Bo ¿ 13 ( Bx ) Xv ( x , 0 ) da as 70 , for all such values of m and B. Also X8 + 1 ( 0 , 7 ) → X8 + 1 ( 0 , 0 ) , - uniformly for all ...
... inequalities such as 0 ≤T≤ To , 0 < m < m , 0 < ß . < ß , and tends uniformly to the limit [ ** Bo ¿ 13 ( Bx ) Xv ( x , 0 ) da as 70 , for all such values of m and B. Also X8 + 1 ( 0 , 7 ) → X8 + 1 ( 0 , 0 ) , - uniformly for all ...
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... inequalities 0 < T≤t≤ T , B≤ α ≤y , and so is a continuous function of t and a throughout any such domain . T Hence T · β [ ] " da [ ] F ( t , a ) dt = [ " dt [ ] F ( t , a ) , du . T But ndo , if t > 1 , Sil sif T > T > 1 , f ( x ...
... inequalities 0 < T≤t≤ T , B≤ α ≤y , and so is a continuous function of t and a throughout any such domain . T Hence T · β [ ] " da [ ] F ( t , a ) dt = [ " dt [ ] F ( t , a ) , du . T But ndo , if t > 1 , Sil sif T > T > 1 , f ( x ...
الصفحة 124
... inequality which gives 1 1 1 < λ λε 1 1 J≤ λ λ . ( 6 ) . 2. In order to determine the quantities A , and A , we must recall some properties of the integral equation ( 1 ) . It is known that the function ( s ) is given uniquely by a ...
... inequality which gives 1 1 1 < λ λε 1 1 J≤ λ λ . ( 6 ) . 2. In order to determine the quantities A , and A , we must recall some properties of the integral equation ( 1 ) . It is known that the function ( s ) is given uniquely by a ...
الصفحة 125
... inequality ( 6 ) we may deduce that 1 1 < J≤ λ ... ( 10 ) . The quantities A , and λ are evidently independent of the form of the function ( s ) and so we have found a pair of limits of the type required . ( 2 ) Suppose that the ...
... inequality ( 6 ) we may deduce that 1 1 < J≤ λ ... ( 10 ) . The quantities A , and λ are evidently independent of the form of the function ( s ) and so we have found a pair of limits of the type required . ( 2 ) Suppose that the ...
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الصفحة 280 - We know, however, that this integral is also equal to the sum of the residues at the poles of the integrand /
الصفحة 286 - The sum of the residues at the poles of the last factor, which occurs in (13.18) is therefore equal to minus the sum of the residues at the poles of the other factors.
الصفحة 358 - Since the modulus of a sum is not greater than the sum of the moduli...
الصفحة 96 - In support of such an hypothesis we may remark that as the crystalline grains are built up from their various centres, there will in general be a certain number of molecules to spare between their surfaces ; and these molecules will evidently be distributed in the spaces between the grains with relatively small density, ie, in such a fluid or serai-fluid condition, as would just account for the viscous reaction required.
الصفحة 140 - ... the same properties as the forms upon which they effectively operate, and that the forms which are invariant and the operators are properly to be regarded as one system of forms possessing the same properties.
الصفحة 312 - A geometrical progression is a series in which the ratio of any term to the preceding term is the same for all terms of the series.
الصفحة 126 - Plemelj's canonical form for the principal part of the solving function of an integral equation of the second kind in the neighbour hood of a pole.
الصفحة 48 - would prove independent of the length of the rods, provided the velocity and other conditions of the impact were kept unchanged. This was found to be the case, so that, by plotting duration of impact against length of rods, a straight line was obtained, whose slope gave the required value of the wave-velocity. * " On the Effects of Momentary Stresses in Metals,
الصفحة 348 - Rules for determining when the process of reversing the order of integration in a repeated integral is allowable.
الصفحة 100 - We are concerned here with the variation of integral forms, or more specially with their invariance, under the action of an operator which is an extension of the hydrodynamical operator in Enler's equations.