- Intuitively,
given a (generalized) function,
convolving it with a
mollifier "
mollifies" it, that is, its
sharp features are smoothed,
while still remaining...
- algebra. Specifically, it can mean:
Nascent delta function, most
commonly Mollifier, more
narrowly Approximate identity, more
abstractly This disambiguation...
-
smooth and
compactly supported then the
sequence is
called a
mollifier. The
standard mollifier is
obtained by
choosing η to be a
suitably normalized bump...
-
Cambridge University Press. p. 349. ISBN 978-1-107-64695-7. See also:
Mollifier Motulsky, Harvey; Christopoulos,
Arthur (2004). ****ing
Models to Biological...
- teachers' unions,
neither the
Higher Education Act nor the new
endowments mollified the
college professors and
students growing increasingly uneasy with the...
-
reforms and the
disasters of 1900 only exacerbated. Cixi in 1901
moved to
mollify the
foreign community,
called for
reform proposals, and
initiated the Late...
-
Catalan ujar 'to exhaust, fatigue', pācificāre >
apaivagar 'to appease,
mollify', repudiāre >
rebutjar 'to reject, refuse'; nouns: brīsa >
brisa 'pomace'...
-
gratify her if you
yourself proposed the name
Albert to her." The
Queen was
mollified by the
proposal to name the new baby Albert, and
wrote to the Duchess...
- _{V}} with a
mollifier. The
latter is just a bump
function with a very
small support and
whose integral is 1. {\displaystyle 1.} Such a
mollifier can be obtained...
- Ceres's
Aventine temple was most
likely built at
patrician expense, to
mollify the plebs, the
patricians brought the
Magna Mater ("Great
mother of the...
