... X, and
• f + g ≤ f + g for all f, g ∈ X (triangle inequal ity).
From the triangle inequality we also get the inverse triangle inequality
(Problem 0.1)
|f − g | ≤ f − g . (0.15)
Once ... law
shows
s(f, g) + s(f, h) = 2s(f,
g + h
2
). (0.46)
Now choosing h = 0 (and using s(f, 0) = 0) shows s(f, g) = 2s(f,
g
2
) and
thus s(f, g) + s(f, h) = s(f, g + h). Furthermore, by induc...
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g
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z
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g
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z - v
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, v ∈Σ
G
(
g
)
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is the classical analogue of the corresponding quantum eigenstate in coordinate ... space coordinates to
(
f , g
)
variables is one for
each type of motion:
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|
∂q
∂ f
∂ p
∂ f
∂q
∂ g
∂ p
∂ g
|
=
|
G
∂ p
-
G
∂q
∂q
∂ g
∂ p
∂ g
|
=
G
∂ p
∂ p
∂ g...
... unified with
Weyl’s gauge principle by the appropriate choice of the grand unifying Lie groups as the gauge
group. Inclusion of the gravitational force requires the use of superstring theory.
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Unification
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Differint egrals
385
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Griinwald’s Definition
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