2018
DOI: 10.1142/s0218216518500025
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Characterization of signed Gauss paragraphs and skew-symmetric graded matrices

Abstract: In this paper we use theory of embedded graphs on oriented and compact P Lsurfaces to construct minimal realizations of signed Gauss paragraphs. We prove that the genus of the ambient surface of these minimal realizations can be seen as a function of the maximum number of Carter's circles. For the case of signed Gauss words, we use a generating set of H 1 (S w , Z), given in [3], and the intersection pairing of immersed P Lnormal curves to present a short solution of the signed Gauss word problem. Moreover, we… Show more

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“…If the available heat of the fuel flux Q p p and the yield of combustion products per the fuel mass unit V g with the heat capacity of the combustion products c p are substituted in the Formula (26), the local adiabatic temperature value of the flame continuum t ad can be determined when the obtained result is multiplied by the normal deviation function Φ(l f ) for the given coordinate l f [25][26][27]. The transition from Φ(U) to Φ(l f ) is realized by calculating the time of the particle size related burnout of fuel in accordance with (17), which corresponds to the time determined by the actual velocity of particles in the flame τ = l f /w f according to (19).…”
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“…If the available heat of the fuel flux Q p p and the yield of combustion products per the fuel mass unit V g with the heat capacity of the combustion products c p are substituted in the Formula (26), the local adiabatic temperature value of the flame continuum t ad can be determined when the obtained result is multiplied by the normal deviation function Φ(l f ) for the given coordinate l f [25][26][27]. The transition from Φ(U) to Φ(l f ) is realized by calculating the time of the particle size related burnout of fuel in accordance with (17), which corresponds to the time determined by the actual velocity of particles in the flame τ = l f /w f according to (19).…”
Section: Dynamics Of Particle Combustionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…If the available heat of the fuel flux Qp p and the yield of combustion products per the fuel mass unit Vg with the heat capacity of the combustion products ср are substituted in the formula (26), the local adiabatic temperature value of the flame continuum tad can be determined when the obtained result is multiplied by the normal deviation function Ф(Lf) for the given coordinate Lf [25][26][27]. The transition from Φ(U) to Ф(Lf) is realized by calculating the time of the particle-size related burnout of fuel in accordance with (17), which corresponds to the time determined by the actual velocity of particles in the flame τ = lf/wf according to (19).…”
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