# Browse Dissertations and Theses - Mathematics by Title

• (2011-08-25)
A Gabor system is a collection of modulated and translated copies of a window function. If we have a signal in $L^2(\mathbb{R})$, it can be analyzed with a Gabor system generated by a certain window $g$ and then synthesized ...

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• (2012-09-18)
The $q$-Gaussian von Neumann algebras were first defined and studied by Bo\.{z}ejko and Speicher in connection with noncommutative brownian motion. The main results of the present work is to establish that the $q$-Gaussian ...

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• (2012-02-06)
A general framework for analyzing finite games will be introduced. The concept of an incentive function will be defined so that it is compatible with the updating protocol defined in Nash's proof of existence of equilibrium ...

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• (2010-08-20)
In 1955 Erdõs posed the multiplication table problem: Given a large integer N, how many distinct products of the form ab with a≤N and b≤N are there? The order of magnitude of the above quantity was determined by Ford. The ...

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• (1985)
Let R and S be two rings with identity elements and let l : R (--->) S be a ring homomorphism preserving their identity elements. Then any S-module W can be regarded as an R-module W(,R). Also, for any right R-module ...

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• (1984)
A Peiffer-Whitehead word system W, or generalized group presentation, consists of generators for a free group and words of various orders n (GREATERTHEQ) 2 representing elements of the free group (n = 2), a free crossed ...

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• (1991)
We obtain the following generalization of the Kummer congruence: G\sb{c}(j,\chi,n) = -\left\lbrack{p\sp{-1}\Delta\sb{\rm c}\atop j}\right\rbrack {1\over n}(1 - \chi\omega\sp{-n}(p)\ p\sp{n-1}) B\sb{n,\chi\omega\sp{-n}} ...

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