J150 e IEICE 2010 1 最近の更新履歴 Hideo Fujiwara J150 e IEICE 2010 1

The existence of global weak solutions for a class of hemivariational inequalities has been studied by many authors, for example, parabolic type problems in 1–4, and hyperbolic types

A class F of real or complex valued functions is said to be inverse closed if 1/f remains in the class whenever f is in the class and it does not vanish, and it is said to

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As a general remark, sensor fault detection results obtained with OKID are similar to those obtained with a traditional Kalman filter, but, with the proposed method, the OKID

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Given that we computed the M -triangle of the m-divisible non-crossing partitions poset for E 7 and E 8 and that the F -triangle of the generalised cluster complex has been computed

With this technique, each state of the grid is assigned as an assumption (decision before search). The advan- tages of this approach are that 1) the SAT solver has to be