Titlebook: Global Analysis in Mathematical Physics; Geometric and Stocha Yuri Gliklikh Book 1997 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1997 Christo

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Landscapes of Shame, Eruptions of Desire,straint describes the motion of a fluid on a manifold with boundary given beforehand. We continue studying these LHSs in Sect. 27. In particular, applying the results of Sect. 26, we prove a regularity theorem for a flow of an ideal incompressible fluid on a manifold with boundary.

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Accessible Points of Mechanical Systemsever, none of the trajectories beginning at the North Pole reaches the South Pole. In the second example, the force field is still bounded, autonomous, and smooth but now depends on the velocity. In this case there is no trajectory connecting any two antipodal points on the sphere. In the third exam

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Lagrangian Formalism of Hydrodynamics of an Ideal Incompressible Fluidstraint describes the motion of a fluid on a manifold with boundary given beforehand. We continue studying these LHSs in Sect. 27. In particular, applying the results of Sect. 26, we prove a regularity theorem for a flow of an ideal incompressible fluid on a manifold with boundary.

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The Langevin Equations (i.e., neither the deterministic nor random part can be neglected) and the random force is a transformed white noise. Examples of such processes are well known in physics. In this chapter, we use integral operators with Riemannian parallel translation in order to study the Langevin equations arisi

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Geometry of Manifolds of Diffeomorphisms is a sufficiently large integer and .. denotes the Sobolev class. More specifically, our attention is primarily paid to the Hilbert manifold of ... or C.-diffeomorphisms. Then we use the notions of infinite-dimensional Riemannian geometry to describe the mathematical model of the flow of a barotrop