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Elements of Maximal Length

In this section, the letter L stands for a spherical Coxeter set. Instead of l we shall write . [Pg.250]

Assuming L to be a spherical Coxeter set we obtain from Lemma 3.6.8 that S-i(L) contains exactly one element. In the following, we shall denote this element by m.  [Pg.250]

Recall from Section 10.2 that we denote by d,L the smallest element in (S-i(L)). Thus, as mi = S-i(L), [Pg.250]

Let s be an element in (L). Then, as mL e 5 i(L), mL e S 1(s) cf. Theorem 3.6.6. Thus, by definition, (L) contains an element r with mp rs and (mi) = r) + (s). Moreover, Lemma 3.5.1 says that (L contains at most one such element. Thus, there exists exactly one such element. For the remainder of this section, we shall denote this element by.  [Pg.250]

(i) This follows from Lemma 12.1.1 (i). (Apply this lemma twice.) [Pg.251]

From this equation we obtain (s) — I for each element s in L  [Pg.250]


If the wraparound technique is used, the wrapping length Lr is obtained in a manner similar to that shown previously except that distance Z should be measured to the middle of the layer and is reduced compared with what illustrated in Fig. 15.21. In fact, it is reasonably well established that the stress in reinforcement elements is maximal near the failure plane and falls off sharply to either side. As an approximation, 0.5 (Th will be used, which results in the following equation (Eq. [15.58]) ... [Pg.367]

Screens are simple structural fragments, centroids, with the topological distance equal to 1 bond length between the central atom and the atoms maximally remote from it Cosine coefficients are calculated, and the sums of nondiagonal similarity matrix elements are used in ChemoSoffi program as a diversity measure the diversity coefficient can possess the value from 0 to 1, which correspond to minimal and maximal possible diversity of a selection. [Pg.294]

It is not surprising that the mixing element selection for distributive and dispersive blending processes is different. The distributive mixing profile uses narrow kneading blocks to maximize the number of flow divisions per machine length. [Pg.3176]

Each closed subset V (p)) is a copy of z, but they have all been pasted together here. The whole set-up is called a surface for 2 reasons 1) all maximal chains of irreducible proper closed subsets have length 2, just as in A. 2) If O is the local ring at a closed point x, then O has Krull dimension 2. In fact, if x = [(p, /)], then its maximal ideal is generated by p and /, and there is no single element g O such that m — / g). [Pg.75]


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