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Definable Structures on the Space of Functions from Tuples of Integers into 2Olsen, Cody James 05 1900 (has links)
We give some background on the free part of the action of tuples of integers into 2. We will construct specific structures on this space, and then show that certain other structures cannot exist.
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Finite Element Analysis of Problems in Topology OptimizationRakshit, Abhik 02 September 2003 (has links)
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On a topology generated by a function from a set to itself /Young, Elmer Lorne, January 1981 (has links)
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A Topology for Mikusinski operators /Norris, Donald Oliver January 1963 (has links)
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Order properties and topologies of sets of transfinite dyadic sequences /Deever, David Livingstone January 1966 (has links)
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On the existence of a finite invariant measure /Hopkins, Mark Robert January 1966 (has links)
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Multi-valued functions in uniform spaces /Caufield, Patrick Joseph January 1967 (has links)
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Optimization Analysis of a Simple Position Control SystemCannon, Arthur G. 01 January 1972 (has links) (PDF)
One of the problem areas of modern optimal control theory is the definition of suitable performance indices. This thesis demonstrates a rational method of establishing a quadratic performance index derived from a desired system model. Specifically, a first order model is used to provide a quadratic performance index for which a second order system is optimized. Extension of the method to higher order systems, while requiring more computations, involves no additional theoretical complexities.
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A characterization of the category of topological spaces /Schlomiuk, Dana I. January 1967 (has links)
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Between Form and MethodBlanchard, Laurel M. 20 January 2012 (has links)
The intent of this thesis was to develop a component system derived from a desired form. Through analysis of the initial form, I gained an understanding of the underlying parameters, principles, and topologies the form exhibited that could then be interpreted into the development of a component system. Through the process of design, utilizing iterative attempts of creating a component system directly mimicking the original form, I began to realize the need to better understand the underlying principles and topologies of the original form. This understanding became the basis in my attempts to assemble components toward a direct copy of the original form. This experimentation led to the realization that direct copy was not achievable. However, the deeper understanding of the principles exhibited within the initial form provided the framework to develop a component system that would exhibit similar results while simultaneously allowing for greater control in the development of a member with a particular desired outcome. The conversation between Form and Method was a continuous dialogue throughout the project: from the form of the initial model and the method of developing a component system based on the principles it exhibited, to the formal expression of the component itself, and eventually to a final iteration that combines the principles of the original construct through the method of assembly based on the form of the component. / Master of Architecture
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