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, consisting of those vector fields V on X satisfying V x = O(x 2) and which are tangent to the fibres of φ; it is a Lie algebra and C ∞ (X) module. This Lie algebra is quantized to the ‘small calculus ’ of pseudodifferential operators Ψ ∗ Φ (X). Mapping properties including boundedness, regularity, Fredholm

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but, otherwise, in fair to good body condition. The abdomen was distended and the stomach contained moderate amounts of water and mucus. Portions of the small intestine and colon appeared pale, thin-walled, and translucent due to being filled and dilated with a

ABSTRACT. The plane waveguides with corners considered here are infinite V-shaped strips with constant thickness. They are parametrized by their sole opening angle. We study the eigenpairs of the Dirichlet Laplacian in such domains when this angle tends to 0. We provide multi-scale asymptotics

is not extremal there. We then prove that if the scattering function is extremal, the smooth system has elliptic periodic orbits limiting to the corner polygon, and, furthermore, that the return map near these periodic orbits is conjugate to a small perturbation of the Hénon map and therefore has elliptic islands

Consider a neighborhood of an image containing an ideal corner. As drawn in Figure 1(a), the tangent lines to the shape intersect exactly at the location of the corner. In real images, the corners aren’t this clean and we need an approximate solution. We will seek a least-squares solution

-named The Corner Office. This prototype was built using an audio teleconferencing bridge augmented with web-based visual awareness information. A web browser was used to present a panel display that contained a small image of the desk and the doorway of each user. This allowed team members to determine when a

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of information that goes past causes a tiny twitch of the motor. A very busy network causes a madly whirling string with a characteristic noise; a quiet network causes only a small twitch every few seconds. Placed in an unused corner of a hallway, the long string is visible and audible from many offices without