regularization

Examples of regularizing

regularizing

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That is, if the strength of the destabilizing term is sufficient to overcome the regularizing influence of the fourth-order term, then blow-up can take place.
The choice of the entropy solution concept depends on the regularizing viscous physical model.
One can use it for regularizing many other methods, because one has a cheap grip on high derivatives.
In this algorithm, step (3) is essential for regularizing the segment boundaries.
For an odd number of centers in a closed manifold the regularizing procedure should be iterated and hence the regularizing manifold must be five-dimensional.
In the theory of vortex sheets, viscosity has a regularizing effect, since it spreads the region where the vorticity is concentrated to a finite thickness.
The first term is strongly destabilizing, whereas the second term has a regularizing effect and guarantees well-posedness of the problem.
These constants are independent of higher order regularizing terms occuring on the right sides of (1.9ab), hence these values apply throughout the paper.
In these cases, regularizing effects should play a role, ruling out singular behaviour.
These are techniques of sub- and super-solutions, regularizing and approximations in bounded domains.
This component will transform the latter finding to the value enlarged heart, thereby regularizing the output.
It remains unclear, however, whether these solutions describe real flows when some small regularizing physical parameter (such as surface tension) is introduced.
Third, the present law reopens the possibility of regularizing the tenure status of persons who have invaded land.
Children produced fewer agreement errors for diminutive than for simplex nouns, indicating that the regularizing features of diminutives enhance gender categorization.
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