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Almost Periodic Factorization Of Certain Block Triangular Matrix Functions, Ilya M. Spitkovsky, Darryl H. Yong
Almost Periodic Factorization Of Certain Block Triangular Matrix Functions, Ilya M. Spitkovsky, Darryl H. Yong
All HMC Faculty Publications and Research
Let
where , and . For rational such matrices are periodic, and their Wiener-Hopf factorization with respect to the real line always exists and can be constructed explicitly. For irrational , a certain modification (called an almost periodic factorization) can be considered instead. The case of invertible and commuting , was disposed of earlier-it was discovered that an almost periodic factorization of such matrices does not always exist, and a necessary and sufficient condition for its existence was found. This paper is devoted mostly to the situation when is not invertible but the commute pairwise (). The complete description is …
Black Holes And Five-Brane Thermodynamics, Emil Martinec, Vatche Sahakian
Black Holes And Five-Brane Thermodynamics, Emil Martinec, Vatche Sahakian
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The phase diagram for Dp-branes in M theory compactified on T4,T4/Z2,T5, and T6 is constructed. As for the lower-dimensional tori considered in our previous work [E. Martinec and V. Sahakian, Phys. Rev. D 59, 124005 (1999)], the black brane phase at high entropy connects onto matrix theory at low entropy; we thus recover all known instances of matrix theory as consequences of the Maldacena conjecture. The difficulties that arise for T6 are reviewed. We also analyze the D1-D5 system on T5; we discuss its relation to matrix models …
Different Proctolin Neurons Elicit Distinct Motor Patterns From A Multifunctional Neuronal Network, Dawn M. Blitz, Andrew E. Christie, Melissa J. Coleman, Brian J. Norris, Eve Marder, Michael P. Nusbaum
Different Proctolin Neurons Elicit Distinct Motor Patterns From A Multifunctional Neuronal Network, Dawn M. Blitz, Andrew E. Christie, Melissa J. Coleman, Brian J. Norris, Eve Marder, Michael P. Nusbaum
WM Keck Science Faculty Papers
Distinct motor patterns are selected from a multifunctional neuronal network by activation of different modulatory projection neurons. Subsets of these projection neurons can contain the same neuromodulator(s), yet little is known about the relative influence of such neurons on network activity. We have addressed this issue in the stomatogastric nervous system of the crab Cancer borealis. Within this system, there is a neuronal network in the stomatogastric ganglion (STG) that produces many versions of the pyloric and gastric mill rhythms. These different rhythms result from activation of different projection neurons that innervate the STG from neighboring ganglia and modulate STG …
Front Matter, Issue 20, 1999
Humanistic Mathematics Network Journal
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From The Editor, Issue 20, 1999, Alvin White
From The Editor, Issue 20, 1999, Alvin White
Humanistic Mathematics Network Journal
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Gian-Carlo Rota: In Memoriam, Richard Stanley
Gian-Carlo Rota: In Memoriam, Richard Stanley
Humanistic Mathematics Network Journal
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Math Applies To Everyday Life, Geoffrey Smith
Math Applies To Everyday Life, Geoffrey Smith
Humanistic Mathematics Network Journal
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Algebra, Algebra, You Were So Tough, Ryan Best
Algebra, Algebra, You Were So Tough, Ryan Best
Humanistic Mathematics Network Journal
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Math Is A Subject That Is The Best, Alexandra Holliday
Math Is A Subject That Is The Best, Alexandra Holliday
Humanistic Mathematics Network Journal
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Middle School Math Teaching And How It Harms Our Children, Jerome Dancis
Middle School Math Teaching And How It Harms Our Children, Jerome Dancis
Humanistic Mathematics Network Journal
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Is Our Practice Of Humanistic Mathematics Actually Humane?, Jack Lochhead
Is Our Practice Of Humanistic Mathematics Actually Humane?, Jack Lochhead
Humanistic Mathematics Network Journal
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Changing The Subject, Or, Would You Hire A Good Clarinet Teacher To Teach Your Child The Violin?, Jerome Dancis
Changing The Subject, Or, Would You Hire A Good Clarinet Teacher To Teach Your Child The Violin?, Jerome Dancis
Humanistic Mathematics Network Journal
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Is Mathematics Education Taking A Step Backward?, Frances Kuwahara Lang
Is Mathematics Education Taking A Step Backward?, Frances Kuwahara Lang
Humanistic Mathematics Network Journal
This article addresses the current political, socioeconomic, and educational state of mathematics education in California. The “back-to-basics” movement in mathematics mirrors the “back-to-phonics” movement in language arts. At a time when ethnic minorities have become the majority, the dominant culture has chosen to revert back to practices that are inequitable and empower the elite. Critical educators must carry on the dialogue necessary to empower the disenfranchised mathematically and undermine the social injustice and economic inequality that will result if this movement is embraced.
Circle, Anna Palco
Equations, Benjamin Davidson
Equations, Benjamin Davidson
Humanistic Mathematics Network Journal
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A Window Into The Life Of Ramanujan, Marlene Neff
A Window Into The Life Of Ramanujan, Marlene Neff
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Research Papers In A Math Methods Course: A Window Into The Life Of Ramanujan, John Grant Mcloughlin
Research Papers In A Math Methods Course: A Window Into The Life Of Ramanujan, John Grant Mcloughlin
Humanistic Mathematics Network Journal
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Numbers, Shea Ybarra
Circles, Valentino Loiacono
Circles, Valentino Loiacono
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Between Childhood And Mathematics: Word Problems In Mathematical Education, André Toom
Between Childhood And Mathematics: Word Problems In Mathematical Education, André Toom
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A Mathematics Manifesto: Think Differently! Think Quantitatively!Quantitative Awareness As A Fresh Thinking Cap, Miriam Lipschutz-Yevick
A Mathematics Manifesto: Think Differently! Think Quantitatively!Quantitative Awareness As A Fresh Thinking Cap, Miriam Lipschutz-Yevick
Humanistic Mathematics Network Journal
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Multiplication, Molly Hager
Multiplication, Molly Hager
Humanistic Mathematics Network Journal
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Math Is Really Great, Eric Rasyidi
Math Is Really Great, Eric Rasyidi
Humanistic Mathematics Network Journal
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Using Writing To Connect With Our Mathematics Students, Ann Sitomer
Using Writing To Connect With Our Mathematics Students, Ann Sitomer
Humanistic Mathematics Network Journal
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Adding Is As Easy As One, Two, Three, Marshall Sachs
Adding Is As Easy As One, Two, Three, Marshall Sachs
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Art And Geometry: Proportion And Similarity, Catherine A. Gorini
Art And Geometry: Proportion And Similarity, Catherine A. Gorini
Humanistic Mathematics Network Journal
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Analogic Thinking In Science And Math, Martha D. Patton
Analogic Thinking In Science And Math, Martha D. Patton
Humanistic Mathematics Network Journal
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A Collection Of Ideas On Systems And Their Extensions, Paul Fjelstad
A Collection Of Ideas On Systems And Their Extensions, Paul Fjelstad
Humanistic Mathematics Network Journal
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Book Review: Strength In Numbers By Sherman Stein, Alvin White
Book Review: Strength In Numbers By Sherman Stein, Alvin White
Humanistic Mathematics Network Journal
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One Plus One, Mae Talle