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SOME REMARKS ON WEIGHTED POLYNOMIAL APPROXIMATIONS OF HOLOMORPHIC FUNCTIONS
Production of oxidation resistant, thermal shock resistant and high strength composites, produced by hot pressing at high temperatures, e.g., about 2,100 DEG C, a mixture preferably of a boride such as hafnium diboride, a silicide such as tungsten disilicide, and a minor portion of discrete carbon particles such as graphite, e.g., a mixture of 66 percent hafnium diboride, 20 percent tungsten disilicide and 14 percent graphite fibers, by weight, against a high temperature resistant substrate, e.g., a metal such as tantalum, to form an integral bonded composite coating on said substrate.
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INTEGRATION OVER HILBERT SPACE AND OUTER EXTENSIONS.
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Simultaneous block triangularization and block diagonalization of sets of matrices
Abstract We consider the problem of simultaneously putting a set of square matrices into the same block upper triangular form with a similarity transformation, and obtain a result linking the size of the largest block to polynomial identities. This is used to yield a new proof of a theorem of Watters [20] which gives a necessary and sufficient condition for a set of matrices to be simultaneously, unitarily similar to block diagonal matrices with blocks of sizes one or two.
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The modulus of continuity of an analytic function
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A counterexample in harmonic analysis