projection operator
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projection
noun
uk/prəˈdʒek.ʃən/us/prəˈdʒek.ʃən/
a calculation or guess about the future based on information that ...
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operator
noun[C]
uk/ˈɒp.ər.eɪ.tər/us/ˈɑː.pə.reɪ.t̬ɚ/
someone whose job is to use and control a machine ...
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The pref operator constructs prefix-closed structures, while theprojectionoperatorhides internal symbols; finally, the weave operator expresses instantaneous synchronisation.
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Application of the matrixprojectionoperatortechnique to analyze stopped-flow kinetics.
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The above architecture used two operators: (i) the dead-zone operator, and (ii) theprojectionoperator.
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For later use, let us recall the basic properties of thisprojectionoperator.
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The next challenge will be the formal proof of theprojectionoperatorneeded for the correctness of the multivariate case.
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Now, to implement the projected gradient method we need to introduce aprojectionoperator.
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Observe that this ensures that x is the most preciseprojectionoperatorfrom below.
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Within certain limits discussed below, theprojectionoperatortheory is formally exact.
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A usual remedy is to rotate the null spaceprojectionoperatorby using a specialpurpose weighting matrix.
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Theprojectionoperator, on the other hand, is required in order to guarantee stability of the overall fault detection scheme in the presence of network approximation errors.
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The coupling of the weak interaction to fermions is proportional to such aprojectionoperator, which is responsible for its parity symmetry violation.
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This is just one of many ways to construct theprojectionoperator.
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The aboveprojectionoperator, when applied to any spinor, will give that part of the spinor that corresponds to the electron state we seek.
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By means of aprojectionoperatorthe dynamics is split into a slow, collective part ("relevant part") and a rapidly fluctuating "irrelevant" part.
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In this case we have a generalizedprojectionoperatoron the new space of states.
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This representation is ideal for the description of solenoidal fields without the need to invoke projection operators.
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Suitable operators make it possible to move horizontally within a given temporal domain (displacement operators), and to move vertically across temporal domains (projection operators).
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First, we cannot maintain the axioms of the projection operators.
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Use of this kind of basis eliminates the algebraic thicket of products of solenoidal projection operators.
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