... in a conformation that is fitto activate. The fact that kcatand Kmfor tRNAArginthe aminoacylation reaction do not change in theAsn106 fi Ala, Gln111 fi Ala and Phe109 fi Alamutants of S. ... group of theribose of A7 6 tRNA attacks the carbonyl carbon atom of the –Ca–(CO)–O– moiety of aminoacyl-AMP. As lit-tle detailed structural information on the ATP-bindingsite of class Ia and class ... the ATP–PPiexchange reaction, the Arg-NHOH formationreaction, and the deacylation reaction. (A) Arg (cyan), ATP (orange) coordinated by Mg2+and A7 6 (green) of tRNA assisting the Arg-AMP...
... two Cartan subalgebras of M . Then A 1 ,A 2areconjugate by a unitary element of M if and only if A 1∩M ,A 2 is generatedby finite projections of M ,A 2 and A 2∩M ,A 1 is generated ... abelian∗-subalgebra Aofa finite von Neumann factor M is called semiregular if N (A) generates a factor, equivalently, if N (A) ∩ M = C. Also, while maximalabelian ∗-subalgebras A with N (A) = ... Hrelative to its von Neumann subalgebra B ⊂ N, then B is quasiregular in N.If in addition N is a type II1factor M and B = A is maximal abelian in M ,then A is a Cartan subalgebra of M.Proof....
... surface of Si like a thin film. As a result, LRA stage gradually tran-sits to SLA stage.The second stage, SLA, is characterized by formation of nanocones on the irradiated surface ofa semiconductorby ... Medvid*, Pavels Onufrijevs and Alexander MychkoAbstract On the basis of the analysis of experimental results, a two-stage mechanism of nanocones formation on theirradiated surface of semiconductors ... of height, leading to gradual change of bandgap. Gradedbandga p structure has an effect on properties of particlesand quasi-particles, such as mobility and intrinsic con-centration of electrons a nd...
... RESEARCH Open Access On a class of second-order nonlinear differenceequationLi Dongsheng1*, Zou Shuliang1and Liao Maoxin2* Correspondence: lds1010@sina.com1School of Economics andManagement, ... University of SouthChina, Hengyang, Hunan 421001,People’s Republic of ChinaFull list of author information isavailable at the end of the articleAbstractIn this paper, we consider the rule of trajectory ... said to benontrivial.If the solution is a nontrivial solution, then we can further divide the solution into twocases: non-oscillatory solution and oscillatory solution. A nontrivial solution{xn}∞n=−1 of Equation...
... Peˇcari´c, F. Proschan, and Y. L. Tong, Convex Functions, Partial Orderings, and Statistical Applications,vol. 187 of Mathematics in Science and E ngineering, Academic Press, Boston, Mass, USA, ... Journal of Inequalities and Applications 3Remark 5. The results of this type are considered in 6, where generalizations for positivelinear operators are obtained. Further generalizations for ... functions can be proved in an analogous way, thatis, for example, in case of positive linear operators given in 6,page37. Therefore, w e willlook back only on case i of Theorem 1.By applying...
... Lpnorm inequalities in convolutions,”Journal of Inequalities in Pure and Applied Mathematics, vol. 1, no. 1, article 7, 7 pages, 2000. 4 Journal of Inequalities and ApplicationsIn particular, for ... are many important inequalities which are particular cases of Jensen’s inequalityamong which are the weighted A − G H inequality, Cauchys inequality, the Ky Fan andHăolders inequalities.One ... Hindawi Publishing CorporationJournal of Inequalities and ApplicationsVolume 2009, Article ID 153080, 6 pagesdoi:10.1155/2009/153080Research Article On a Converse of Jensen’s Discrete InequalitySlavko...
... pagesdoi:10.1155/2007/58416Research Article On a Class of Parametric Transforms and Its Application toImage CompressionSusanna Minasyan,1Jaakko Astola,1and David Guevorkian21Institute of Signal Processing, Tampere ... also automatic gen-eration of transform parameters meaning that the transformmay automatically be adapted to the input signal or image.6. CONCLUSION A new class of parametric transforms was ... Hadamard-like and Haar-like transforms,which are ofa particular interest since they are generaliza-tions of the classical Hadamard and Haar transforms.Definition 2. Within the class Ω consider...
... we may regard an asymptotically constant solution as a “minimal” solution, and an asymptotically Qn,Nsolution as a “maximal” solution.Now, we present a necessary and sufficient condition for the ... Graef and E. Thandapani, Oscillatory and asymptotic behavior of fourth order nonlineardelay difference equations, Fasc. Math. (2001), no. 31, 23–36.[3] J. W. Hooker and W. T. Patula, Growth and ... equa-tions,NewProgressinDifference Equations (B. Aulbach, S. Elaydi, and G. Ladas, eds.),Taylor & Francis, London, 529–536, in press.[6] , Oscillation and nonoscillation theorems for fourth order difference equations,RockyMountain...
... at tihat time in theStratificational Grammar of Lamb (1966; Bennett 1994). Another reason whystratificational grammar was important was that it aimed to be a model of human language ... OrderDomainsTakafumi Maekawa1. Introduction2. A Word Grammar Approach3. An Approach in Constructional HPSG: Ginzburg and Sag 20004. A Linearization HPSG Approach5. Concluding ... C. and Sag, LA. (1987), Information-Based Syntax and Semantics. Stanford:CSLI.Schachter, P. (1978), 'Review of Arguments for a Non-Transformational Grammar'.Language,...
... C. Evans, Partial Diff. Equations, American Math. Society, 1998.5. C. Vargas an d M. Zuluaga, Ona Nonlinear Dirichlet Problem Type at Resonanceand Bifurcation, Partial Differential Equations, ... 836–899.3. G. Diaz, J. I. Diaz, and G. Barles, Uniqueness and continum of foliated solutionfor a quasilinear elliptic equation with a non Lipschitz nonlinearity, Commun. InPartial Diff. Equation 17 (1992).4. ... EllipticEquations on an Unbounded DomainHoang Quoc ToanFa culty of Math., Mech. and Inform.Vietnam National University, 334 Nguyen Trai, Hanoi, VietnamReceived Ma y 12, 2004Revised August 28,...
... x)(X + y)(X + y) Ona Class of Constant Weight CodesMihai CaragiuInstitute of Mathematics BucharestandDepartment of Mathematics, Pennsylvania State UniversityE-mail: caragiu@math.psu.eduSubmitted: ... qcodewords. A natural question will be, then, what will happen would we give upthe requirement for having a constant distance, by permitting a ‘small variation of the parameter d, while keeping a constant ... of various resultsconcerning the distribution of the values taken by a multiplicative character of a finite field ona coset ofa certain subfield. See, for example, [3]. In the third sectionof...
... bipartite graphsAlexandr Kostochka∗University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign, Urbana, IL 61801and Institute of Mathematics, Novosibirsk 630090, Russiakostochk@math.uiuc.eduSubmitted: April 10, ... these extensions(using the ideas of Erd˝os, Rubin, and Taylor). A vertex t-coloring ofa hypergraph H is panchromatic if each of the t colors is used on every edge of G. Thus, an ordinary 2-coloring ... a panchromatic k-coloring of H, a contradiction. This proves thatN(k, r) ≤ kp(r, k).Now, consider a complete k-partite graph G =(W, A) with parts W1, ,Wkand|W | <p(r, k). Let L be an...
... LPrather than “that terminates a nonempty balanced subdiagonal subpath startingat P ”. Then˜f is defined as f was. This modification is necessary because if P lies on y = x, there need not be any ... Distributed Statistic ona Class of LatticePathsDavid CallanDepartment of Statistics1210 W. Dayton St, Madison, WI 53706-1693callan@stat.wisc.eduSubmitted: Nov 13, 2003; Accepted: May 15, 2004; ... 2........................................................................................................................ãããããããããããããããããããããããããããããããããããããããããããããããããããããããããããããããããããããããããããããããããããããããããããããããããAA AAAAAA AAAAPPPPPPBBBBBBBBBBBBãããããããããããããããããããThe action of f on SD2Figure 3the electronic journal of combinatorics 11 (2004), #R82 5 A Uniformly...