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Incompressibility method

The incompressibility method is a proof method such as the probabilistic method, the counting method, or the pigeonhole principle. The method… 
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2014
2014
Local discontinuous Galerkin numerical solutions of non-Newtonian incompressible flows modeled by p-Navier-Stokes equations
2002
2002
EVALUATION OF DISCREPANCIES BETWEEN THE DYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS OF MATHEMATICAL AND PROTOTYPE MODELS OF CONCRETE ARCH DAM
Conducting experimental investigations for recognition of concrete dams behavior under dynamic loads e.g. earthquakes or natural… 
1999
1999
Status of nuclear matter incompressibility coefficient
The nuclear matter (N = Z and no Coulomb interaction) equation of state (EOS), E = E(ρ), is a basic physical quantity which is… 
1999
1999
A lower bound on the average-case complexity of shellsort
We demonstrate an Ω(pn1+1/p ) lower bound on the average-case running time (uniform distribution) of p-pass Shellsort. This is… 
Review
1997
Review
1997
Kolmogorov Incompressibility Method in Formal Proofs - A Critical Survey
We compare the incompressibility method of Kolmogorov complexity that is used in formal proofs of mathematical and computational… 
1994
1994
Light scattering by aqueous protein solutions that exhibit liquid-liquid phase separation
We report our use of static and dynamic light scattering techniques to study aqueous solutions of the bovine eye-lens specific… 
1977
1977
General relativistic incompressibility (reply)
1977
1977
General relativistic incompressibility
1976
1976
General relativistic incompressibility
SIXTY years ago, Schwarzschild1 developed what he, and others through the years, regarded as the general relativistic solution… 
1962
1962
Earth's Central Density
IN a paper to be published elsewhere, I have derived the ormula: where η is a measure of departure from chemical homogeneity at… 
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