Sample sizes for approximate independence of largest and smallest order statistics
Sample sizes for approximate independence of largest and smallest order statistics
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Sample sizes for approximate independence of largest and smallest order statistics
Second order errors in linearized velocity corrections and their effects on rate of convergence of iterative solutions
Computer approach to first order planetary theory using perturbation calculation in rectangular coordinates
First-order solutions for mutual coupling between waveguides which propagate two orthogonal modes
Comparsion of three sets of higher order approximate plasma equations
Low order Runge-Kutta formulas with step control for heat transfer problems
Quadratic Liapunov function for asymptotic stability of linear systems of second order
Characterization of ordered water in hydrophilic membrane pores
Resonance of Explorer 36 satellite with 13th order terms of geopotential
Brouwers theory of planetary motion for second- order perturbation computation using Fourier series
LCL /Liapunov, Cetaev and LaSalle/ functions for autonomous systems of second order extended to more general differential equation systems
Shear accommodation kinking at second order twin bands in critically deformed magnesium investigated for dislocation mechanism
Second order systems of linear differential equations eliminating all nonessential difficulties associated with initial value problem
Discrete time optimal control problems solved by second order variational algorithm, developing recurrence relations for perturbation equations
Existence theorems for solutions to second order ordinary differential equations
Lock range and threshold defined, presenting experimental results for phase lock loop systems having modified nth order tanlock phase detector
Origin of life data, discussing self ordered polymers, propagative cell-like systems, protenoids, cellular evolution, etc
With the aid of a model representing each molecule as a set of semi‐isotropic dipole oscillators, the London‐van der Waals interaction energy of a pair of unexcited axially symmetric molecules is calculated, in the second order of perturbation theory, as an infinite series in negative powers of the intermolecular separation.