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  • ...space can be interpreted as real and imaginary parts of the [[annihilation operator]] \(\hat a\). ...\) is the annihilation operator after the amplification; \(\hat U\) is the operator of evolution.
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  • In the linear [[optics]], the transfer can be expressed as [[linear operator]], that describes the transform of light inside some system. ===Another superfunction for a linear function===
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  • ...rator \(f\), the [[eigenfunction]] with eigenvalue unity is fixed point of operator \(f\).
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  • ...of the function is smoothly growing; the growth is similar to that of the linear function. At large values of the argument, Tania shows almost linear growth and can be expanded as follows:
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  • '''Fourier transform''' is linear integral transform with the exponential [[kernel]]. ==Fourier operator==
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  • ...bservable [[physical quantities]] as [[Hermitian operator]]s acting on the linear space of [[vector of state|vectors of state]]. ...m]] is characterized with an element \(\psi\) of the [[linear space]]; any linear combinaiton of the states of a physical system is also interpreted as the s
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  • ...dicate the number of iterate is used also in [[quantum mechanics]] and the linear impulsive control ...on–integer iterate is simple and obvious in the case when the iterand is linear function; then the iteration can be expressed through the [[elementary func
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  • Often both, the integral operator and the result of its application to some function are called "Fourier tran [[Category:Linear operator]]
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  • at order \(\nu\) is operator that converts function \(f\) to function \(g=\mathrm{BesselTransform}_\nu(f [[Category:Linear transforms]]
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  • [[DiscreteCos]] is [[linear operator]] that provides the orthogonal transformation of an array of finite length [[DCTI]] is one of realizations of the [[DiscreteCos]] operator. The name is chosen in analogy with [[DCT]] by Wikipedia
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  • The square of the DCTIV is identity operator: another discretization of the [[CosFourier]] operator, it est, [[DCT]], should be used.
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  • [[DCTI]] is one of realizations of the [[Discrete Cos transform]] operator. The orthonormaized transform can be defined with operator \(ふ_{\mathrm C1,N}\), that acts on array \(F\) in the following way:
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  • ...All these operators are discrete analogies of the intergal [[CosFourier]] operator, and all use the equidistant mesh for the representation of the integrand a The discrete cosine transform is a [[linear]], invertible [[function (mathematics)|function]] ''F'' : '''R'''<sup>''N''
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  • ...te Cosine transform); it is one of many discrete analogies of the integral operator [[CosFourier]]. For a given natural number \(N\), operator \(\mathrm{DCTII}_N\) converts any array \(F\) of length \(N\) to the array
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  • ...te Cosine transform); it is one of many discrete analogies of the integral operator [[CosFourier]]. For a given natural number \(N\), operator \(\mathrm{DCTIII}_N\) converts any array \(F\) of length \(N\) to the array
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  • http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2012/dec/14/fukushima-operator-tepco-culpability Fukushima operator Tepco admits culpability. guardian.co.uk, Friday 14 December 2012 09.14 GMT
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  • ==Linear conjugation== Linear conjugation is special kind of conjugation (1),
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  • as an operator on subspace of vectors that are orthogonal to \(v\). However, this algorit [[Linear algebra]],
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  • ...acian in spherical coordinates]] refers to the three-dimensional [[Laplace operator]] ...an in spherical coordinates]] is often used for separation of variables in linear equations with central symmetry.
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  • For \(\ell\!=\!1\), the solution is linear function. [[Category:Differential operator]]
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