Abstracts of theses in mathematics
Abstracts of theses in mathematics
Krejčíř, Pavel: The theory and applications of spatial statistics and stochastic geometry. Vítek, Tomáš: Detection of changes in econometric models. Hliněný, Petr: Contact representations of graphs. Kliková, Alice: Finite volume -- finite element solution of compressible flow. Hrach, Karel: Bayesian analysis of models with non-negative residuals. Svatoš, Jan: M-estimators in the linear model for nonregular densities. Ševčík, Petr: Extremal martingale measures in finance. Hlávka, Zdeněk: Robust sequential...
Abstracts of theses in mathematics
Němečková, Martina: Development of teaching complex numbers at Czech high schools since Exner-Bonitz prospect (1849). Černý, Robert: Some examples from the calculus of variations. Slabý, Aleš: Robust change-point detection in the location model. Hencl, Stanislav: Real analysis methods in function spaces. Bernard, Otto: Formal concept analysis. Vojtěchovský, Petr: Connections between codes, groups and loops. Hanuš, Martin: Optimization in central bank's foreign reserve management. Dostál, Petr: Integral...
Abstracts of theses in mathematics
Pražák, Dalibor: Asymptotic behavior of dissipative equations by the method of trajectories. Zhouf, Jaroslav: Work of the math teacher with talented students in mathematics. Štěpničková, Libuše: Sheaves of solutions to elliptic and parabolic PDE's and their properties. Fialová, Alena: Estimates and tests of the Pareto index. Francová, Ladislava: Life and work of Bohumil Bydžovský. Pilcová, Dagmar: Mathematical and statistical analysis of solvency screening methods. Fialka, Jiří: Life insurance options:...
Actes des journées E.L.I.T. (Univ. Paris 7. 27 juin-2 juillet 1988 ). Corrigenda
Active scalars and the Euler equations
Adapting assessment goals to the student's profile.
Adaptive finite element analysis based on perturbation arguments
We review some numerical analysis of an adaptive finite element method (AFEM) for a class of elliptic partial differential equations based on a perturbation argument. This argument makes use of the relationship between the general problem and a model problem, whose adaptive finite element analysis is existing, from which we get the convergence and the complexity of adaptive finite element methods for a nonsymmetric boundary value problem, an eigenvalue problem, a nonlinear boundary value problem...
Adaptive frame methods with cubic spline-wavelet bases
Adaptive student test evaluation incorporating probabilities.
Additional Results from the Programmed Design Assignment, in the Formative Design Studio at Buffalo
Advances in modelling of complex systems : preface to the special issue
Advances in Modelling of Complex Systems : Preface to the Special Issue
Aggregate theory versus set theory
Les arguments de Maddy avancés en 1990 contre la théorie des agrégats se trouvent affaiblis par le retournement qu’elle opère en 1997. La présente communication examine cette théorie à la lumière de ce retournement ainsi que des récentes recherches sur les “Nouveaux axiomes pour les mathématiques”. Si la théorie des ensembles est la théorie de la partie–tout des singletons, identifier les singletons à leurs membres singuliers ramène la théorie des ensembles à la théorie des agrégats. Toutefois si...
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Algebra a theorie čísel
Algebraic characterization of the dimension of differential spaces
Algebraic classification of the Weyl tensor
Alignment classification of tensors on Lorentzian manifolds of arbitrary dimension is summarized. This classification scheme is then applied to the case of the Weyl tensor and it is shown that in four dimensions it is equivalent to the well known Petrov classification. The approaches using Bel-Debever criteria and principal null directions of the superenergy tensor are also discussed.
Algebraic classification of the Weyl tensor: selected applications
Selected applications of the algebraic classification of tensors on Lorentzian manifolds of arbitrary dimension are discussed. We clarify some aspects of the relationship between invariants of tensors and their algebraic class, discuss generalization of Newman-Penrose and Geroch-Held-Penrose formalisms to arbitrary dimension and study an application of the algebraic classification to the case of quadratic gravity.