rigorous proof
collocation in Englishmeaningsofrigorousandproof
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rigorous
adjective
uk/ˈrɪɡ.ər.əs/us/ˈrɪɡ.ɚ.əs/
approving
careful to look at or consider every part of something to make certain it is correct ...
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proof
noun
uk/pruːf/us/pruːf/
a fact or piece of information that shows that something exists or ...
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In order to give arigorousproofwe consider an appropriate setting in this paper.
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Actually, all results were first derived in this simpler setting, where the heuristics described above can be directly converted into arigorousproof.
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In view of the importance of such a formula, we think that arigorousproofshould exist somewhere.
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A more precise description of our empirical observation is given in the following conjecture, of which arigorousproofhas not been established at present.
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In particular, we do not have arigorousproofthat we have found all of the cases of the center.
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Numerical experiences seem to suggest that the flows always converge, but arigorousproofis still missing.
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Arigorousproofof bounds such as (7.3)-(7.5) is a delicate and lengthy matter.
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Of course, our results still rely on the numerical evaluation of certain constants and therigorousproof of these statements remains an interesting open problem.
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An interesting open problem is to give arigorousproofof stability.
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Although this assumption is highly plausible, arigorousproofseems to present great difficulties.
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However, they do not provide arigorousproofof correctness.
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Indeed, there is even up to now norigorousproofof the self-similar asymptotic behaviour of the solution to the system of gas dynamics equations.
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However, we do not know of anyrigorousproofof its convergence.
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A number of plausibility arguments have been given to justify this assumption, but norigorousproofhas been offered.
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However,rigorousproofof equivalence requires a much larger controlled trial.
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The main problem in the process of obtaining arigorousproofalong these lines is that we have to keep the two classes of equal size.
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Neither we nor our predecessors have been able to accept this as a fact without the mostrigorousproofbeing forthcoming.
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Therigorousproofof the solution can be found in references of their work.
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This article was the first to provide arigorousproofthat there was more than one kind of infinity.
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