- that has a
sequence of
collapses leading to a
point is
called collapsible.
Every collapsible complex is contractible, but the
converse is not true. This...
-
potential counterexamples. It is
known that the
Zeeman conjecture on
collapsibility implies the Andrews–Curtis conjecture. Andrews, J. J.; Curtis, M. L...
- 11:45 p.m. and 2:05 a.m.,
though Collapsible Boat A
floated off the ship's
partially submerged deck and
Collapsible Boat B
floated away
upside down minutes...
- In mathematics, the
Zeeman conjecture or Zeeman's
collapsibility conjecture asks
whether given a
finite contractible 2-dimensional CW
complex K {\displaystyle...
- T; Thibault, A; Petiau, C; Krieger, J (February 2000). "Upper
airway collapsibility and
cephalometric variables in
patients with
obstructive sleep apnea"...
- that had
changed little from
Victorian times.
Since the late 1990s, the
collapsible baton is
issued except for
public order duties,
where a fixed, acrylic...
- equipment.
Collapsibility — This is the
ability of the sand to be
easily stripped off the
casting after it has solidified.
Sands with poor
collapsibility will...
-
building the
label into the
bottle during molding. An
accordion bottle or
collapsible bottle is a
plastic bottle designed to
store darkroom chemicals or any...
- Each
release of the
water is
referred to as a drop.
Buckets can be
collapsible or
rigid and vary in
capacity from 72 to 2,600 U.S.
gallons (60 to 2...
-
Collapsible or
folding stocks are
often seen on
military carbines, SMG/PDWs,
their civilian-derived
versions and some
machine pistols. A
collapsible (or...
