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Figure Bl.14.6. J -maps of a sandstone reservoir eore whieh was soaked in brine, (a), (b) and (e), (d) represent two different positions in the eore. For J -eontrast a saturation pulse train was applied before a standard spin-eeho imaging pulse sequenee. A full -relaxation reeovery eiirve for eaeh voxel was obtained by inerementing the delay between pulse train and imaging sequenee. M - ((a) and (e)) and r -maps ((b) and (d)) were ealeulated from stretehed exponentials whieh are fitted to the magnetization reeovery eurves. The maps show the layered stnieture of the sample. Presumably -relaxation varies spatially due to inliomogeneous size distribution as well as surfaee relaxivity of the pores. (From [21].)...

Note that while the attractor for a o is a fractal, it is not a chaotic attractor, since initially neighboring points do not undergo the same kind of exponential divergence that we observed earlier in the Bernoulli map. 

Behavior for a > aoo- What happens for a > Qoo The simple answer is that the logistic map exhibits a transition to chaos, with a variety of different attractors for Qoo < a < 4 exhibiting exponential divergence of nearby points. To leave it at that, however, would surely bo a great disservice to the extraordinarily beautiful manner in which this trairsition takes place. 

Obviously an exponential mapping looks also good in the sense of the first criterion. One sees easily that J r) is independent of the choice of j, such that we may as well take 7 = 1. Of course, this is only a plausiblity argument and we need a rigorous criterion for the optimum mapping. We come back to this problem in the conclusions. 

The examples given in the appendix give some indications on the properties which the mapping function has to satisfy that both the cut-off error and the discretization error decrease exponentially (or faster) with nh and /h respectively and don t depend too strongly on r. Further studies are necessary to settle this problem. 

The percolation model of adsorption response outlined in this section is based on assumption of existence of a broad spread between heights of inter-crystalline energy barriers in polycrystals. This assumption is valid for numerous polycrystalline semiconductors [145, 146] and for oxides of various metals in particular. The latter are characterized by practically stoichiometric content of surface-adjacent layers. It will be shown in the next chapter that these are these oxides that are characterized by chemisorption-caused response in their electrophysical parameters mainly generated by adsorption charging of adsorbent surface [32, 52, 155]. The availability of broad spread in heights of inter-crystalline barriers in above polycrystallites was experimentally proved by various techniques. These are direct measurements of the drop of potentials on probe contacts during mapping microcrystal pattern [145] and the studies of the value of exponential factor of ohmic electric conductivity of the material which was L/l times lower than the expected one in case of identical... 

Input mapping methods can be divided into univariate, multivariate, and probabalistic methods. Univariate methods analyze the inputs by extracting the relationship between the measurements. These methods include various types of single-scale and multiscale filtering such as exponential smoothing, wavelet thresholding, and median filtering. Multivariate methods analyze... 

As already pointed out by Jauch [30], the series appearing in the exponential factor that modulates m (x) in (6) has a finite number of terms, and can therefore give rise to series termination artefacts. In particular, although the exponentiation will ensure positivity of the resulting density, series termination ripples will be present in the reconstructed map whenever the spectrum of the modulation required by the observations extends significantly past the resolution of the series appearing in the exponential. This in turn will depend both on the true density whose Fourier coefficients are being fitted, and on the choice for the prior prejudice. 

The exact amount of error introduced cannot immediately be inferred from the strength of the amplitudes of the neglected Fourier coefficients, because errors will pile up in different points in the crystal depending on the structure factors phases as well to investigate the errors, a direct comparison can be made in real space between the MaxEnt map, and a map computed from exponentiation of a resolution-truncated perfect m -map, whose Fourier coefficients are known up to any order by analysing log(<7 (x) tm (x)). 

The exponential distribution with parameter X is the distribution of waiting times ( distance in time) between events which take place at a mean rate of X. It is also the distribution of distances between features which have a uniform probability of occurrence (Poisson process), such as the simplest model of faults on a map. The gamma distribution with parameter n and X l, where n is an integer is the distribution of the waiting time between the first and the nth successive events in a Poisson process. Alternatively, the distribution /(t), such as... 

The scanning tunneling microscope uses an atomically sharp probe tip to map contours of the local density of electronic states on the surface. This is accomplished by monitoring quantum transmission of electrons between the tip and substrate while piezoelectric devices raster the tip relative to the substrate, as shown schematically in Fig. 1 [38]. The remarkable vertical resolution of the device arises from the exponential dependence of the electron tunneling process on the tip-substrate separation, d. In the simplest approximation, the tunneling current, 1, can be simply written in terms of the local density of states (LDOS), ps(z,E), at the Fermi level (E = Ep) of the sample, where V is the bias voltage between the tip and substrate... 

The exponential map gives a T-equivariant isomorphism between a neighborhood of 0 G T X and a neighborhood oi x G X. This shows that is a submanifold of X and that the tangent space at x is given by = F(0). Moreover, / is approximated around X by the map... 

L. T. Vassilev, W. C. Burhans, and M. L. DePamphilis, Mapping an origin of DNA replication at a single-copy locus in exponentially proliferating mammalian cells. Mol. Cell. Biol. 10,4685-4689 (1990). 

In the preceding sections, the occupation vectors were defined by the occupation of the basis orbitals jJ>. In many cases it is necessary to study occupation number vectors where the occupation numbers refer to a set of orbitals cfe, that can be obtained from by a unitary transformation. This is, for example, the case when optimizing the orbitals for a single or a multiconfiguration state. The unitary transformation of the orbitals is obtained by introducing operators that carry out orbital transformations when working on the occupation number vectors. We will use the theory of exponential mapping to develop operators that parameterizes the orbital rotations such that i) all sets of orthonormal orbitals can be reached, ii) only orthonormal sets can be reached and iii) the parameters are independent variables. 

Our use of exponential mappings starts by noting that for an arbitrary hermitian matrix k, the matrix... 

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