1993
DOI: 10.1070/rm1993v048n03abeh001042
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Klein polygons and reduced regular continued fractions

Abstract: We investigated the influence of the irradiation conditions of the coherent length and the polarization of the laser beam, the incident angle i , the pulse number, the fluence, the substrate temperature and the a-Si film thickness on the meltingcrystallization of an a-Si film and the controllability of the periodic grain boundary location by using a linearly polarized laser beam. For formation of periodic grain boundary in the crystallized Si film, the linear polarization is key factor rather than the coherent… Show more

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“…From identity (9) we obtain that the numerator on the right hand side of (25) is equal to 2q n q n−1 α − 2q n−1 p n + 1. Therefore, (25) can be rewritten as…”
Section: Approximations Of the Third Kindmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…From identity (9) we obtain that the numerator on the right hand side of (25) is equal to 2q n q n−1 α − 2q n−1 p n + 1. Therefore, (25) can be rewritten as…”
Section: Approximations Of the Third Kindmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Another and very short proof was later published by Eggan and Niven [5]. Then Finkelshtein [9] studied best upper Diophantine approximations of the 2nd kind. He found their characterization in terms of so-called reduced regular continued fractions, the formalism that is described in detail in Perron's book [15] and a paper by Zurl [22].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We are mainly motivated by the original works of Klein [34], [35], [36], written over hundred years ago, in which his "Umrißpolygone" (also known as Kleinian polygons, cf. Finkel'shtein [14]) were used to approximate real (not necessarily rational) numbers by only regular continued fractions. From the algorithmic point of view, Kleinian approximations are more "economic" (see remarks 3.3, 3.5 and 3.8 below).…”
Section: Finite Continued Fractions and Two-dimensional Rational Conesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…, t l ]], где t 0 = ⌈r⌉ (верхняя целая часть r), t n 2 при n 1 (основные свойства таких дробей приведены в работе Перрона [1; глава I], см. также работу Финкельшнейна [2]). Обозначим длину приведенной регулярной непрерывной дроби [[t 0 ; t 1 , t 2 , .…”
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“…3γ − ζ(2) ′ (2)) 2 − ζ ′′ (2)ζ(2) 2ζ3 (2) + O(R log 5 R).Теорема доказана.При подсчете величины E(R) учитываются все дроби вида a/b, a b R, а среди них есть равные, поэтому длины некоторых приведенных регулярных непрерывных дробей считаются несколько раз. Чтобы избежать этих повторений, можно вместо величины N (R) рассмотреть величинуN * (R) = b R a b (a,b)=1 l a b и соответствующее среднее E * (R).…”
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