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... chemical substances, or "morphogens," reacting together and diffusing through a tissue. He showed that such a system, though originally homogeneous, may later develop a pattern or a structure due to instability of the homogeneous equilibrium. In the simple case of an isolated ring of cells, one form ...
... chemical substances, or "morphogens," reacting together and diffusing through a tissue. He showed that such a system, though originally homogeneous, may later develop a pattern or a structure due to instability of the homogeneous equilibrium. In the simple case of an isolated ring of cells, one form ...
On the Asymptotic Performance of the Decorrelator
... In a code-division multiple-access (CDMA) system, each user transmits information by modulating a unique signature sequence. Often times, modeling the signature sequences as random can be appropriate [2]–[4]. For example, the signature sequences may be pseudonoise (PN) sequences that span many symbo ...
... In a code-division multiple-access (CDMA) system, each user transmits information by modulating a unique signature sequence. Often times, modeling the signature sequences as random can be appropriate [2]–[4]. For example, the signature sequences may be pseudonoise (PN) sequences that span many symbo ...
Semidefinite and Second Order Cone Programming Seminar Fall 2012 Lecture 8
... Proof: To see this suppose the optimal solution of the maximization problem is X, and assume that X and A commute, that is AX = XA, and therefore, they share a common system of eigenvectors, say the columns of matrix Q. In other words, QQ> = I and A = QΛQ> and X = QΩA> with Λ and Ω diagonal matrices ...
... Proof: To see this suppose the optimal solution of the maximization problem is X, and assume that X and A commute, that is AX = XA, and therefore, they share a common system of eigenvectors, say the columns of matrix Q. In other words, QQ> = I and A = QΛQ> and X = QΩA> with Λ and Ω diagonal matrices ...
