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Irish mathematician (1806-1865)

English beauty who was the mistress of Admiral Nelson (1765-1815)

United States toxicologist known for her work on industrial poisons (1869-1970)

United States statesman and leader of the Federalists

a port city in southeastern Ontario at the western end of Lake Ontario

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Unfortunately, Brown ignores some problematic implications of that policy, such as Hamilton's role in the sweetheart deal that created the public-private Society for Useful Manufactures, as well as his shady undersecretary of the treasury, William Duer, who exploited Hamiltonian legal instruments to advance and then ruin the Society, whose collapse endangered his "ambitious republican statecraft goals" (17).
Gates open at noon at the Hamiltonian Raceday, at 4pm at the Hamilton Audi Racenight and at noon at the Bothwell Castle Raceday.
Many theorems can be found in literature, giving the necessary and sufficient conditions [1-4] for Hamiltonian cycle.
Firstly, here we deal with the Hamiltonian system and have to find the symplectic transformation, which is different from that in [20, 23, 25].
To polymerize a dynamical system one usually begins with a classical system described by Hamiltonian H.
Consideration of the eigenfunctions of the non-Hermitian Hamiltonian H in detail has shown further nontrivial properties of non-Hermitian quantum physics.
Considering a Hamiltonian flow (N degrees of freedom), an orbit in the 2N-dimensional phase space with initial condition P(0) = ([x.sub.1](0), ***, [x.sub.2]N(0)) and two different initial deviation vectors from the initial point P(0), [w.sub.1](t) and [w.sub.2](t), we define the Smaller Alignment Index (SALI) by:
The partial Hamiltonian approach [10] uses tools from Lie group theory and is used to construct closed-form solutions of dynamical systems such as those arising in economic growth theory.
Then the Hamiltonian density and the energy-stress tensor are obtained in fractional form from the fluid Lagrangian density.
We also give the Hamiltonian formulation for the corresponding class of scalar equations and show amongst others that their general solution can also be obtained by a simple superposition formula from those of a scalar second-order source equation.
This integral is often a good candidate for a Hamiltonian function, thus paving way for developing Hamiltonian LOMs [9], which is important since the conservative part of various atmospheric models (the primitive equations, shallow water equations, and quasigeostrophic equations) is Hamiltonian (e.g., [28]).
These second-order equations can always be recast as 2n first-order equations in the Hamiltonian formulation
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