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Название: Encyclopedic Dictionary of Mathematics. Vol. 2

Автор: Ito K.

Аннотация:

This second edition of the widely acclaimed Encyclopedic Dictionary of Mathematice includes 70 new articles, with an increased emphasis on applied mathematics, expanded explanations and appendices, and a reorganization of topics.

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Рубрика: Математика/Энциклопедии/

Статус предметного указателя: Готов указатель с номерами страниц

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Издание: Second Edition

Год издания: 1993

Количество страниц: 999

Добавлена в каталог: 23.04.2005

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Parametrix right      345.A
Parametrized, effectively (at 0)      72.G
Parasyuk (Parasiuk), Ostap Stepanovich      146.A
Paraxial ray      180.B
Paris, Jeffrey B.      33.r
Parity check matrix      63.C
Parity check polynomial      63.D
Parity transformation      359.B
Parker, Ernest Tilden      151.H 241.B
Parreau — Widom type      164.K
Parreau, Michel      164.K 193.G 207.C 367.E
Parry, William      136.C r
Parseval equality      18.B 197.C
Parseval identity      18.B 159.A 160.C 192.K 220.B C E
Parseval, Marc Antoinc      18.B 159.A 160.C H C E
Parshin, Aleksel Nikolaevich      118.E
Parsing      31.E
Part connected      150.D
Part cyclic (of an ergodic class)      260.B
Part dissipative (of a state space)      260.B
Part essential      260.I
Part finite (of an integral)      125.C
Part Gleason (for a function algebra)      164.F
Part holomorphic (in a Laurent expansion)      198.D
Part imaginary      74.A
Part integration by (for the D-integral)      100.G
Part integration by (for the Riemann integral)      216.C
Part integration by (for the Stieltjes integral)      94.C
Part negative (of an element of a vector lattice)      310.B
Part positive (of an element of a vector lattice)      310.B
Part principal (of a differential operator)      112.A
Part principal (of a Laurent expansionl      198.D
Part principal (of a partial differential operator)      320.B
Part purely contractive      251.N
Part real      74.A
Part semisimple (of a nonsingular matrix)      13.E
Part semisimple (of an algebraic group)      13.E
Part singular (of a Laurent expansion)      198.D
Part unipotent (of a nonsingular matrix)      13.E
Part unipotent (of an algebraic group)      13.E
Part(s) (for a function algebra)      164.F
Parthasarathy, Kalyanapuram Rangachari      213.F 341.r 374.r
Partial boundary operator      200.E
Partial capture      420.D
Partial correlation coefficient      397J
Partial correlation coefficient sample      280.E
Partial de Rham system      274.G
Partial denominator (of an infinite continued fraction)      83.A
Partial derivative      106.F K
Partial derivative nth-order      106.H
Partial derived functor      200.I
Partial differential      200.H
Partial differential coefficient      106.E
Partial differential equation (initial value problems)      321
Partial differential equation (method of integration)      322
Partial differential equation Fokker — Planck      115.A
Partial differential equation hyperbolic      325
Partial differential equation of elliptic type      323 App. Table
Partial differential equation of hyperbolic type      325
Partial differential equation of mixed type      326
Partial differential equation of parabolic type      327
Partial differential equation of the first order      324
Partial differential equation solution, of the first order      App. A Table
Partial differential equation solution, of the second order      App. A Table
Partial differential equation system of, of order 1(on a differentiable manifold)      428.F
Partial differential equation(s)      313.A 320
Partial differential operator      112.A
Partial differentiation      106.F
Partial fraction      App. A Table
Partial function      356.E
Partial graph      186.C
Partial mapping (of a mapping)      381.C
Partial numerator (of an infinite continued fraction)      83.A
Partial observation      405.C
Partial ordering      311.A
Partial pivoting      302.B
Partial product      379.G
Partial quotient, nth      83.A
Partial recursive (in a partial recursive function)      356.E F
Partial sum (of a series)      379.A
Partial sum (of a series) diagonal (of a double series)      379.E
Partial summation, Abel      379.D
Partial wave      386.B
Partial wave expansion      375.E 386.B
Partial wave scattering amplitude      375.E
Partially balanced incomplete block design      102.J 406.J
Partially confounded (with blocks)      102.J
Partially conserved axial-vector currents      132.G
Partially differentiable (function)      106.F
Partially isometric (operator)      251.E
Partially ordered set      311.A
Particle composite      132.A
Particle elementary      132
Particle Fermi      132.A
Particle(s) Bose      132.A
Particular solution (for a system of differential equations)      313.C
Particular solution (of a differential equation)      313.A
Particular solution (of partial differential equations)      320.C
Particular transformation (of $\mathfrak h_R^*$ )      248.R
Partition $\varepsilon$ -independent      136.E
Partition (of a set)      381.D
Partition (of a space)      425.L
Partition (of an interval)      216.A
Partition entropy of      136.E
Partition function      402.D
Partition function grand      402.D
Partition independent sequence of      136.E
Partition Markov (for an automorphism)      136.C G
Partition number of      177.D328
Partition of numbers      328
Partition of unity      425.R
Partition of unity of class $C^{\infty}$       105.S
Partition of unity subordinate to a covering      425.R
Partition Pinsker      136.E
Partition principal      66.H
Partition upper semicontinuous      425.L
Partition(s) (in ergodic theory)      136.E
Partitioning algorithm      215.E
Parts homogeneous (of a formal power series)      370.A
Parzen, Emanuel      421.D
Pascal configuration      78.K
Pascal line      78.K
Pascal theorem (in geometry)      155.E
Pascal theorem (in projective geometry)      343.E
Pascal theorem (on conic sections)      78.K
Pascal triangle      330
Pascal, B.      329
Pascal, B.limacon of      93.H
Pascal, Blaise      20 75.A 78.K 155.E 181 265 329 330 342.A 343.E
Pascal, Ernesto      15.r
Pascal, Etienne      329
Pasch, Moritz      155.B
Pasch’ s axiom (in geometry)      155.B
Passive (state)      402.G
Passive boundary point      260.I
Passive boundary point dual      260.I
Passive completely      402.G
Passive network      282.C
Passive orthonomic system (of partial differential equations)      428.B
Passman, Donald S.      151.r
Past cone      258.A
Past history, independent of the      406.D
Pasta, J.      287.r
Pasternack, Joel      154.H
Pasting together the boundaries      114.F
Pastur, Leonid Andreevich      340.r
Path (in a Finsler space)      152.C
Path (in a graph)      186.F
Path (in a topological space)      148.C 170
Path (of a Markov process)      261.B

Path (of a stochastic process)      407.A
Path asymptotic (for a meromorphic function)      272.H
Path closed (in a graph)      186.F
Path closed (in a topological space)      170
Path closed, space of      202.C
Path critical      376
Path direct      186.F
Path direct closed      186.F
Path Euler (in a graph)      186.F
Path general geometry of      152.C
Path Hamilton      186.F
path integral      351.F
Path inverse      170
Path nontangential      333.B
Path of an integration (curvilinear integral)      94.D
Path projective geometry of      109
Path quasi-independent of (response probability)      346.G
Path sample      407.A
Path simple      186.F
Path space      148.C 261.B
Path Stolz (in a plane domain)      333.B
Path-component      79.B
Path-connected      79.B
Path-dependent, d-trial      346.G
Path-independent (response probability)      346.G
Pathological (space)      65.F
Pathwise uniqueness of solution      406.D
Patil, Ganapati P.      374.r
Patodi, Vijay Kumar      237.r 366.r 391.C K L N r
Pattern formation      263.D
Pauli approximation      351.G
Pauli principle      351.G
Pauli spin matrix      258.A 351.G
Pauli — Lubanski vector      258.D
Pauli, Wolfgang Ernst      150.A 258.A D H r
Pawley, G.Stuart      92.F
Payoff      108.B C
Payoff function      173.C
Pazy, Amnon      162 286.X 378.F
PBIBD(partially balanced incomplete block design)      102.J
PC(predictor-corrector) method      303.E
Pcctre, Jaak      112.E K C E F r
PCT invariance      386.B
PCT theorem      386.B
Peak point      164.D
Peak point generalized      164.D
Peak set      164.D
Peak set generalized      164.D
Peano area (of a surface)      246.F
Peano continuum      93.D
Peano curves      93.J
Peano postulates      294.B
Peano, Giuseppe      93.D J G B r
Pearcy, Carl Mark      251.r
Pearl, Raymond      263.A
Pears, Alan      117.r
Pearson distribution      397.D
Pearson lemma, Neyman-      400.B
Pearson, D.B.      331.E 375.B
Pearson, Egon Sharpe      400.B 401.B F r
Pearson, Karl      40.B 174.r 374.r 397.D 401.E 403.CSTR
Peclet number      116.B
Peclet, Jean Claude Eugene      116.B
Pedal curve      93.H
Pedcrsen, Gert Kjsergard      36.K r
Pederson, Roger N.      438.C
Pedoe, Daniel      343.r
Peierls — Bogolyubov inequality      212.B
Peierls, Rudolf Ernst      212.B
Peirce decomposition (of a Jordon algebra)      231.B
Peirce left decomposition (in a unitary ring)      368.F
Peirce right decomposition (in a unitary ring)      368.F
Peirce space      231.B
Peirce, Benjamin      231.B 368.F
Peirce, Benjamin Osgood      App. A Table
Peirce, Charles Sanders      156.B 41 l.A
Peixoto, Mauricio Matos      126.A H I M
Pelczynski theorem, Bessaga-      443.D
Pell equation      118.A
Pell, John      118.A
Penalized problems      440.B
Penalty method      292.E
Penalty term      440.B
Pencil algebraic      15.C
Pencil Lefschetz      16.U
Pencil linear      16.N
Pencil of conies      343.E
Pencil of hyperplanes (in a projective space)      343.B
Pencil of lines (in a projective plane)      343.B
Pencil of planes (in a 3-dimensional projective space)      343.B
Pencil of quadric hypersurfaces      343.E
Pencil of quadrics      343.E
Peninsula (in a Riemann surface)      272.J
Pentagamma function      174.B
Pentagon      155.F
Pentagonal number      4.D
Pentagonal number theorem      328
Pentaspherical coordinates      90.B
Pepis, Jozef      97.*
Percolation process      340.D
Percolation process bond      340.D
Percolation process site      340.D
Peressini, Anthony L.      310.r
Perfect $\alpha$ -(graph)      186.K
Perfect $\gamma$ -(graph)      186.K
Perfect (image)      180.A
Perfect additive functional      261.E
Perfect code      63.B
Perfect delay convention      51.F
Perfect field      149.H
Perfect fluid      205.B
Perfect image      425.CC
Perfect inverse image      425.CC
Perfect kernel (in potential theory)      338.E
Perfect mapping      425.W
Perfect mapping quasi-      425.CC
Perfect number      297.D
Perfect number of the second kind      297.D
Perfect set      425.O
Perfectly normal space      425.Q
Perfectly separable space      425.P
Perfectness theorem      186.K
Perigon, straight      139.D
Perihelion distance      309.B
Period (of a marked K3 surface)      72.K
Period (of a periodic continued fraction)      83.C
Period (of a periodic function)      134.B
Period (of a wave)      446
Period (of an Abelian differential form)      11.C
Period (of an ergodic class)      260.B
Period (of an orbit)      126.D
Period (of an oscillation)      318.A
Period fundamental      134.E
Period matrix (of a closed Riemann surface)      11.C
Period matrix (of a complex torus)      3.H
Period parallelogram      134.E
Period parallelogram fundamental      134.E
Period relation, Riemann’s      3.L 11.C
Periodgram      421.C
Periodic (trajectory)      126.D
Periodic (trajectory) almost      126.F
Periodic continued fraction      83.C
Periodic endomorphism (at a point)      136.E
Periodic function      134.E
Periodic function almost (in the sense of Bohr)      18.B
Periodic function almost (on a graph)      18.E
Periodic function almost (with respect to p)      18.C
Periodic function analytic almost      18.D
Periodic function doubly      134.E
Periodic function simply      134.E

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