… - 8.5 yields decidable but rather weak completeness criteria. Completeness Thm. 8.16 combines
… the case where E is directly de creasing and ask for absolute E-convergence of SCRIT(…

… }\), we denote by \(e_1 \prec _R e_2\) the fact that \((e_1, e_2) \… \), ie, the set of operations
whose effects are visible to \(e\). To … We show this problem is NP-complete by a reduction from …

… We say that 8 is essentially complete with respect to 8 when for any e ɛ 8e there exists an
… proper subset of 8 is complete with respect to 8 . We also define a weaker kind of minimality, …

… Our second result extends this result form complete graphs to general graphs. In particular,
… G and an edge e ∈ E(G), we use cG(e) to denote the color assigned on e. Given two disjoint …

… A complete graph is a graph in which every pair of distinct vertices is adjacent. A clique in G
is a complete … Since \(1-e\) is always adjacent to e and by assumption, we get \(f=e\). Thus, …

… space and E* a Banach dual, we denote by C(X, (E*,a*)) … E* contains a dense subset of E2
for all xe 07. Hence for such x we have U(x)E* = E*2 and the proof of the theorem is complete. …

… atomless vector lattice \(E\) with the principal projection property to a Dedekind complete
vector lattice \(F\)… Finally AM-compactness is replaced with the weaker notion of C-compactness. …

… are described such that this system is complete in $E$ … turn out to be a proper subspace;
in this case there is no sense in discussing whether the system (1.2) is complete in $(E_1,E_2)$ …

… and \(E_2^*=(0.8303,0.1176,3.2696)\) is a stable focus as we see that all the trajectories
initiating inside the region of attraction approach toward the equilibrium point \(E_2^*=(0.8303,…

… Another goal of this paper is to design a complete tracing scheme of E-cash, so loss-coin
tracing is also achieved in this paper. Considering the reality, the bank performs the double-…