Violation of the Second and Third Adiabatic Invariants by Hydromagnetic Waves
Investigation of hydromagnetic waves which violate adiabatic invariants of geomagnetically trapped charged particle motion
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Investigation of hydromagnetic waves which violate adiabatic invariants of geomagnetically trapped charged particle motion
New tests for invariance of vacuum state under Lorentz group
Steady state radiative transport through homogeneous spherical medium, applying invariance principles of Ambartsumian and Chandrasekhar
Violation of second and third adiabatic invariants, examining mirror point change of trapped particles under displacement of guiding centers along force-lines and particle diffusion
Adiabatic invariants and third integrals of motion in periodic potentials in periodically time- dependent Hamiltonian systems of n degrees of freedom
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Perron-Frobenius theory extended to include matrices which have invariant cones
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Schwinger quantization relation for magnetic charges derived by group theoretic method combining rotational and gauge invariances
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Lorentz invariant method for obtaining motion equations from Einstein gravitational field equations, assuming metric tensor and field functions expansion into power series
Stability conditions for multiple input-output linear time invariant feedback systems, noting open loop system impulse response characteristics
Tests of time reversal invariance of strong interactions utilizing Mossbauer effect
Multiple loop linear time invariant feedback systems stability, discussing conditions, gain matrix and input-output properties
Stability of linear time invariant systems with single input-output and loop