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Leibniz s rule

Applying Leibniz s rule for the dififerentiation of a parameter integral [76], it follows from Eqs. (89) and (95) that... [Pg.31]

Given /(x, t) a function of time and of another variable x, and given the time-dependent limits a(t) and P(t), Leibniz s rule states that... [Pg.120]

This integral equation can be transformed into an ordinary differential equation by taking its derivative relative to t and applying Leibniz s rule to the integral... [Pg.370]

The trouble is now that the source term does not include the sum of sines, so we will use a trick resting on the Leibniz s rule for differentiating integrals. A particular solution of the diffusion equation with radiogenic accumulation is... [Pg.441]

Applying the Leibniz s rule to the integral on the right-hand side, we get... [Pg.452]

Attention must be paid to the sign in deriving the function ierfc, since using Leibniz s rule... [Pg.472]

We could take the derivative of this expression and apply Leibniz s rule, but we know that exponentials have the property that their integrals and derivatives are linearly related. We therefore try the solution... [Pg.512]

Hence, we may again apply Leibniz s rule for the differentiation of a paiain-eter integral to obtain... [Pg.444]

The Fukui function, f(r), measures the response of a reactant to changes in both N and v(r). That the Fukui function is normalized to unity follows from Leibniz s rule ... [Pg.112]

Finally, we differentiate Kij as indicated here, using Leibniz s rule to evaluate the multiple derivatives ... [Pg.65]

Baumeister and Hamill [32] solved the hyperbolic heat conduction equation in a semi-infinite medium subjected to a step change in temperature at one of its ends using the method of Laplace transform. The space-integrated expression for the temperature in the Laplace domain had the inversion readily available within the tables. This expression was differentiated using Leibniz s rule, and the resulting temperature distribution was given for x > X as... [Pg.198]

Recall that R is itself a function of z. To obtain the rate of change, d

product rule for differentiation and Leibniz s rule for differentiating... [Pg.89]


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See also in sourсe #XX -- [ Pg.440 , Pg.444 , Pg.449 ]

See also in sourсe #XX -- [ Pg.440 , Pg.444 , Pg.449 ]




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