Kernel Methods and their Potential Use in Signal Processing Fernando P´erez-Cruz†∗and Olivier Bousquet‡ † Dept. of Signal Theory and Communications, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid. Avda. de la Universidad 30,

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J. Fluid Mech), vol. 789, pp. 726–749. doi:jfmc Cambridge University Press 2016

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• Fisheries
• Fluid dynamics
• Mathematical analysis
• Dipole
• Electromagnetism
• Potential theory
• Reinforcement learning
• Swarm behaviour
• Shoaling and schooling
• Vorticity
• Q-learning
• Markov decision process

GRAPHICAL POTENTIAL GAMES YAKOV BABICHENKO AND OMER TAMUZ Abstract. We study the class of potential games that are also graphical games with respect to a given graph G of connections between the players. We show that, up

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• Game theory
• Markov random field
• Potential game
• Graphical game theory
• Congestion game
• Nash equilibrium

Recent progresses in Nonlinear Potential Theory Giuseppe Mingione (University of Parma) One of the main goals of Nonlinear Potential Theory is the study of fine properties of solutions to nonlinear, possibly degenerate e

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Microcanonical multifractal analysis of electric potential maps on the heart surface Oriol Pont∗a,b , Hussein Yahiaa , R´emi Duboisb a b

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• Fractals
• Dimension theory
• Mathematics
• Multifractal system
• Dynamical systems
• Analysis
• Systems science
• Fractal analysis
• Time series
• Singularity

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• Quantum mechanics
• Quantum measurement
• Interpretations of quantum mechanics
• Waves
• De BroglieBohm theory
• Quantum potential
• Wave function
• Free particle
• Wave
• Quantum harmonic oscillator
• Mathematical formulation of quantum mechanics
• Photon

Chapter III Boundary Value Problems 1 Introduction

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• Mathematical analysis
• Mathematics
• Calculus
• Partial differential equations
• Operator theory
• Functional analysis
• Linear algebra
• Potential theory
• Weak formulation
• Hilbert space
• Weight
• Distribution

Bohmian Trajectories as the Foundation of Quantum Mechanics Sheldon Goldstein∗, Roderich Tumulka†, and Nino Zangh`ı‡ December 1, 2009 Abstract

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• Physics
• Quantum mechanics
• Quantum measurement
• Interpretations of quantum mechanics
• De BroglieBohm theory
• Quantum potential
• Pilot wave
• Wave function
• Mathematical formulation of quantum mechanics
• Laws of science
• Probability current
• Operator

International Workshop on Potential Theory Venue: Room 501, Faculty of Science Building #4 (5th Floor) Hokkaido University, Sapporo February 4 (Monday) 2013

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The Potential of Using Quantum Theory to Build Models of Cognition

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