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 Cauchy Condition Summary
232 words, approx. 1 pages The Cauchy condition, or Cauchy criterion as it is sometimes called, describes the necessary and sufficient condition that needs to exist for a sequence to converge. It was developed by Augustin Louis Cauchy, a French mathematician, in the early part... summary from source:
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In mathematics, a Cauchy (pronounced "coe-she") boundary condition imposed on an ordinary differential equation or a partial differential equation specifies both the values a solution of a differential equation is to take on the boundary of the domain... 
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 Journal of Physical Oceanography Dynamic boundary conditions revisited
08/01/2001: 389 words, approx. 1 pages ABSTRACT The applicability of the super-slip boundary condition in wind-driven quasigeostrophic ocean circulation models is reexamined. The energy and enstrophy characteristics of the super-slip condition are discussed for the equilibrium state. A model is constructed with super-slip on the western boundary and free... summary from source:
Memory & Cognition Knowledge partitioning in categorization: Boundary conditions
12/01/2006: 9,001 words, approx. 30 pages Knowledge partitioning refers to the notion that knowledge can be held in independent and non-overlapping parcels. Partitioned knowledge may cause people to make contradictory decisions for identical problems in different circumstances. We report two experiments that explored the boundary conditions of knowledge partitioning in...
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