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... perturbation of null spaces can be regarded as a particular case of the general eigenvalue perturbation problem A(z)x(z) = λ(z)x(z), it deserves a special treatment. First, the perturbed null space is always analytic in the perturbation ...
... perturbation of null spaces can be regarded as a particular case of the general eigenvalue perturbation problem A(z)x(z) = λ(z)x(z), it deserves a special treatment. First, the perturbed null space is always analytic in the perturbation ...
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Stephen Malvern Omohundro. 2.2 . Geometric Perturbation Theory In this section we will place perturbation theory into the context of the geo- metric dynamics ... Perturbation Theory in Physics 2: Geometric Perturbation Theory 1: Manifolds.
Stephen Malvern Omohundro. 2.2 . Geometric Perturbation Theory In this section we will place perturbation theory into the context of the geo- metric dynamics ... Perturbation Theory in Physics 2: Geometric Perturbation Theory 1: Manifolds.
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... perturbation theories which are the basis of the studies of the dynamics of celestial bodies, from the computation of the ephemerides to the recent advances in flight dynamics. For example, on the basis of perturbation theory Delaunay ...
... perturbation theories which are the basis of the studies of the dynamics of celestial bodies, from the computation of the ephemerides to the recent advances in flight dynamics. For example, on the basis of perturbation theory Delaunay ...
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