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This page gives a list of research papers. Each paper should have its own page which should include the Subject, Date, title, notes, and BibTeX entry. This page gives a list of research papers. Each paper should have its own page which should include the Subject, Date, title, notes, and {{{BibTeX}}} entry.
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[[latex2($\phi = \oint_ \gamma\frac{f'(z)}{f(z)}dz$)]] is a simple example of what a formula can look like. It is however probably better to list all inline formulas using the formula so that it looks bigger like [[latex2(ϕ=γf(z)f(z)dz)]]

If f is entire (holomorphic on [[latex2(\usepackage{dsfont} % \mathdsC)]]) and without zeroes, for every closed curve [[latex2(γ)]] the integral [[latex2(γf(z)f(z)dz)]] is zero.

This page gives a list of research papers. Each paper should have its own page which should include the Subject, Date, title, notes, and BibTeX entry.

Subject: Boolean Algebras with Linear Cardinatlity Constraints

  • ["Quantifier Elimination of First-Order Theory of Boolean Algebras with Linear Cardinatlity Constraints"]

latex2($\phi = \oint_ \gamma\frac{f'(z)}{f(z)}dz$) is a simple example of what a formula can look like. It is however probably better to list all inline formulas using the formula so that it looks bigger like latex2(ϕ=γf(z)f(z)dz)

If f is entire (holomorphic on latex2(\usepackage{dsfont} % \mathdsC)) and without zeroes, for every closed curve latex2(γ) the integral latex2(γf(z)f(z)dz) is zero.

ResearchPapers (last edited 2005-06-29 13:27:40 by yakko)