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Surface subdivision schemes are used extensively in scientific and practical applications to generate continuous surfaces in an iterative manner, starting from a set of points. The first subdivision step defines the so called control polygon. This initial polygon can be considered as a very...
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An image can be sharpened by high pass filtering of its discrete Fourier transform or by an equivalent convolution … taken here to sharpening and edge detection, as well as smoothing and other processing is to use a ‘smart’ convolution mask … that makes rule-based decisions. Upon employing gains in the rule consequents, we achieve a type of fuzzy convolution of …
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We introduce a non-empirical test on pseudorandom number generators (prng), named sum-discrepancy test. We compute the distribution of the sum of consecutive m outputs of a prng to be tested, under the assumption that the initial state is uniformly randomly chosen. We measure its discrepancy...
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In this paper, we consider the time fractional inverse advection–dispersion problem (TFIADP) in a quarter plane. The solute concentration and dispersion flux are sought from a measured concentration history at a fixed location inside the body. Such problem is obtained from the classical...
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