then the Cauchy sequence [([[~.T].sub.n]).sub.n = 1.sup.[infinity]] convergent to some linear
isometry [~.T].
Moreover [Mathematical Expression Omitted] is an
isometry from [Mathematical Expression Omitted] to [Mathematical Expression Omitted] and [Mathematical Expression Omitted] from [Mathematical Expression Omitted] to [Mathematical Expression Omitted].
* General relativistic theories: the
isometry group.
We have filled out the diagonal of U to make it an
isometry.
Regression analysis for the log of lower leg length relative to the log of the femur length, differences respect to
isometry (slope value equal 1) and slope homogeneity test with respect to theropods.
Cartan in [26] showed that the examples above cover, in fact, all possible 3-dimensional homogeneous spaces with 4-dimensional
isometry group.
Thus [mathematical expression not reproducible] Jarosz [5] and Jarosz and Pathak [6] studied ||/ ||o([0>1]).) Jarosz [5] and Jarosz and Pathak [6] studied a problem when an
isometry on a space of continuous functions is a weighted composition operator.
Let X be the Hardy space [H.sup.p] or the Bergman space [L.sup.p.sub.a] (1 < p < [infinity], p [not equal to] 2) and T = [mu][([phi]').sup.[beta]][C.sub.[phi]] be a surjective linear
isometry on X for some [phi] [member of] Aut(D) and |[mu]| = 1 where [beta] = [1/p] for the space [H.sup.p] and [beta] = [2/p] for the space [L.sup.p.suba.].If T is weakly supercyclic then [phi] is not an elliptic automorphism.
Using the
isometry property (8) of the stochastic integral and (28), we have
One of the most commonly known conditions is the restricted
isometry property (RIP).
Since the entries of [PHI]D are correlated when D is highly coherent, [PHI]D may no longer satisfy the standard restricted
isometry property (RIP [1]) and the mutual incoherence property (MIP [17]) which are commonly used in the standard CS framework.
However, the CS-based broadband channel estimation is more complex than the SAF algorithms because the CS-based channel estimations require measurement matrix construction which is bounded by restricted
isometry property [24].