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In both math and English, a “sequence” refers to a group of things arranged in some particular order. Outside of math, the things being arranged could be anything—perhaps the sequence of steps in baking a pie. But in math, the things being arranged are usually—no surprise here—number...
x is a variable. You do not have to know what its value is. In that equation you have to find the value of x, so if you already know what x stands for then you know the answer
that decays in the variable; one can then hope to do a suitable stability (or instability) analysis of this soliton to perturb it to a blowup solution, as there are many results of this type for other equations that one could use as a model. The energy conservation law does constrain to...
A Theory for the Approximation of Solutions of Boundary Value Problems on Infinite Intervals An ad hoc method to solve boundary value problems which are posed on infinite intervals is to reduce the infinite interval to a finite but large one and to... PA Markowich - 《Siam Journal on Mathemat...
(In general, one cannot use infinitary iteration tools, such as transfinite induction or Zorn’s lemma, in combinatorial settings, because the iteration processes used to improve some target object often degrade some other finitary quantity in the process, and an infinite iteration would then have ...
plants and people in the world are all definitely different in their appearance and functioning. but they are all connected at their source—they come from the same source. this one nondual being that is behind all life has an infinite number of different expressions that we experience as diff...
Patterns and PracticesHelps developers and software architects find solutions to common application development needs. Resources often transcend the low-level details of writing code and delve into choosing products and services that enable seemingly infinite scalable architectures. ...
Here’s a snippet of GPT-4’s response: “If we take the smallest number in S that is not in P / And call it p, we can add it to our set, don’t you see? / But this process can be repeated indefinitely. / Thus, our set P must also be infinite, you’ll agree.” ...
So the main problem is to get control on such infinite sumsets. Here we use a very simple observation: Proposition 1 (Iterative approximation) Let be a Banach space, let be sets with each contained in the ball of radius around the origin for some with convergent, so that the infinite su...