Index des tomes LI-LXX (1990-1998)
Index général, quatrième série, tomes 1 à 26 1968-1993 Index matières
Index général quatrième série tomes 1 à 26, 1968-1993 Index auteurs
Index of Volumes 101-110
Index of Volumes 121-130
Index of Volumes 91-100
Induced movements about fixed points
Inductio ad absurdum?
Inequalities in rearrangement invariant function spaces
Influence of linearization to the solution of Fisher's equation in a plane
Reaction-diffusion equations arise as mathematical models in a series of important applications. Some difference schemes to the solution of the Fisher's equation are presented.
Initial value problems for elastoplastic and elasto-viscoplastic systems
Integrability of the Poisson algebra on a locally conformal symplectic manifold
Summary: It is proven that the Poisson algebra of a locally conformal symplectic manifold is integrable by making use of a convenient setting in global analysis. It is also observed that, contrary to the symplectic case, a unified approach to the compact and non-compact case is possible.
Integral and asymptotic equivalence of two systems of differential equations
Integral geometry for complexes of rational curves
Integral manifolds and nonlinear oscillations
Integral representation of functions and imbedding theorems for domains with the flexible Horn property [Summary]
Integral representations of bounded harmonic functions
Integral transforms -- the base of recent technologies
In this article, the attention is paid to Fourier, wavelet and Radon transforms. A short description of them is given. Their application in signal processing especially for repairing sound and reconstructing image is outlined together with several simple examples.
Integrals and variational multipliers of second-order ordinary differential equations
Summary: Here, a relation between integrals and variational multipliers of a system of second-order ordinary differential equations is studied. A simple necessary and sufficient local condition for the existence of a multiplier is given.
Integration by Parts: a Visual Proof