Mathematical English Usage - a Dictionary

by Jerzy Trzeciak

form

1
[see also: shape, structure, type, kind] The map F can be put <brought> into this form by setting......

Let S be the set of all solutions of (8) of the form (3).

We shall then show that this f can be represented in the form f=......

This implies that the local martingale must take a very specific form.

in diagonal form

2
 [see also: constitute, make up] Consider the Blaschke product formed with the zeros of f.

They form a base of the topology of X.

Theorem 2 will form the basis for our subsequent results.

The key part is to show that the submanifolds Uk fit together to form a complex submanifold.



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