LAWVERE-TIERNEY SHEAVES IN ALGEBRAIC SET THEORY S. AWODEY, N. GAMBINO, P. L. LUMSDAINE, AND M. A. WARREN Abstract. We present a solution to the problem of defining a counterpart in Algebraic Set Theory of the constructio

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Solution of Algebraic Riccati Equations Using the Sum of Roots M. Kanno1 K. Yokoyama2

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COMPUTING COMPLEX SINGULARITIES OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH CHEBFUN AUTHOR: MARCUS WEBB∗ AND ADVISOR: LLOYD N. TREFETHEN† Abstract. Given a solution to an ordinary differential equation (ODE) on a time interval, t

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• Mathematical analysis
• Mathematics
• Analysis
• Interpolation
• Meromorphic functions
• Polynomials
• Algebraic varieties
• Complex analysis
• Chebyshev polynomials
• Chebfun
• Rational function
• Taylor series

The Solution of the Generalized Pei Huisheng Problem Wolfram Bentz University of Hull Joint work with Jo˜ ao Ara´

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• Semigroup theory
• Algebraic structures
• Semigroup
• Monoid
• Function composition

CSETFall 2009 HW6 Solution 1. Exercisepage 600)

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• Algebraic number theory
• Quadratic residue
• Number theory
• Mathematics
• Modular arithmetic

Algorithms Lecture 18: Basic Graph Algorithms [Fa’14] Thus you see, most noble Sir, how this type of solution bears little relationship to mathematics, and I do not understand why you expect a mathematician to produce

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• Matrices
• Graph
• Directed acyclic graph
• Tree
• Eulerian path
• Adjacency list
• Directed graph
• Degree
• Line graph
• Graph theory
• Adjacency matrix
• Algebraic graph theory

On the Solution of Linear Algebraic Equations Involving Interval Coecients S. Markov, E. Popova and Ch. Ullrichy Institute of Biophysics, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences e-mail: et y

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• Numerical analysis
• Matrix theory
• Arithmetic
• Computer arithmetic
• Interval arithmetic
• Matrix
• Vector space
• Determinant
• Logarithm
• Mathematics
• Algebra
• Linear algebra

The University of Hong Kong DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS MATH3302/MATH4302 Algebra II Suggested Solution to Assignment 4 In the following, E, F, K are fields. 1. (a) Prove that K Emb (K/F ) = F ⇔ for all u ∈ K − F , M

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• Galois theory
• Algebraic number theory
• Group theory
• Field
• Normal extension
• Galois extension
• Separable extension
• Fundamental theorem of Galois theory
• Abstract algebra
• Algebra
• Field theory

Exploring the Solution Space of Community Detection Methods Yunkyu Sohn 1 , Jeongin Ju 2 , Haewoon Kwak 3 and Sue Moon

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• Algebraic graph theory
• Modularity
• Mathematics
• Network science
• Network theory
• Networks
• Graph theory

Internat. J. Math. & Math. Sci. VOL. 20 NO[removed][removed]A SCHUR METHOD FOR THE SOLUTION OF THE MATRIX RlCCATI EQUATION

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• Matrices
• Algebraic Riccati equation
• Linear-quadratic-Gaussian control
• Optimal control
• Matrix
• Orthogonal matrix
• Riccati equation
• Eigenvalues and eigenvectors
• Schur decomposition
• Algebra
• Linear algebra
• Mathematics