# Browse Dissertations and Theses - Mathematics by Title

• (1985)
This paper deals with three subjects in set theory. Chapter I concerns a categorical representation of measurable cardinals. The result answers Girard's presumption "The solution to make the order relation between ...

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• (2006)
In this thesis, we are primarily concerned with problems related to intersection multiplicity originally introduced by Serre. The characteristic p techniques, especially, the use of the Frobenius functor due to Kunz, ...

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• (1986)
This paper is a study by "elementary" and analytic methods of the asymptotic distribution of Beurling's generalized (henceforth g-) prime numbers and integers Acta Math. 1937 . We call P = p(,i) (,i=1)('(INFIN)), ...

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• (1980)
Consider the one-way layout with Y(,ij) being the i-th observation from group j, j = 1(1)p, i = 1(1)n(,j). Let N denote the total number of observations. Assume Y(,ij) = (theta)(,j) + e(,ij), where the e's are independent ...

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• (2014-09-16)
K.T. Atanassov introduced the two arithmetic functions $I(n) = \prod_{\nu=1}^k p_\nu^{1/\alpha_\nu} \qquad \text{and}\qquad R(n) = \prod_{\nu=1}^k p_\nu^{\alpha_v - 1}$ called the irrational factor and the strong ...

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• (2009)
We consider a class of nonlinear Schrodinger equations in N = 3, 4, 5 space dimensions with an attractive potential. The nonlinearity is local but rather general encompassing for the first time both subcritical and ...

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• (1984)
Two fundamental properties of the ordinary doubly infinite tape of a Turing machine are hidden behind the contents of the symbols written on it. An observer standing on a blank tape will be unable to distinguish one cell ...

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• (1966)

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• (1987)
In algebraic graph theory one studies algebraic variants of graphs by forming matrices and groups relating to the graph. One example of this is the distance matrices, $\Gamma\sb{\rm i}$, and their associated groups.

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• (1994)
Much of the work in algebraic K-theory today is devoted to the search for "motivic cohomology." This hoped-for cohomology theory of algebraic geometry should be analogous to the known singular homology groups of topology. ...

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• (1961)

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• (1997)
Dynamical properties of the baker's transformation B with integer base $b\ge 2$ and several related maps on discrete subsets of the domain are studied. The baker's transformation with base \$b,\ B: \lbrack 0,1)\times\lbrack ...

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• (1972)

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