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in·te·gra·ble

(ĭn′tĭ-grə-bəl)
adj. Mathematics
Capable of undergoing integration or of being integrated.

in′te·gra·bil′i·ty n.
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in•te•gra•ble

(ˈɪn tɪ grə bəl)

adj.
capable of being integrated, as a mathematical function.
[1720–30]
in`te•gra•bil′i•ty, n.
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The monograph explicitly computes the Hitchin integrable system on the moduli space of Higgs bundles, compares the Hitchin Hamiltonians with those found by van Geemen-Previato, and prove the transversality of the induced flow with the locus of unstable bundles.
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These rules are based on the syntactic similarity of relational databases and ontologies, are substantiated by their semantic difference and are aimed at ensuring the possibility of identifying semantic conflicts of metadata and inconsistencies of integrable data through checking the feasibility of their ontologies.
where f : [a; b] [right arrow] R is convex and g : [a, b] [right arrow] [0, [infinity]) = [R.sup.+] is integrable and symmetric to x = ((a + b)/2)(g(x) = g(a + b - x), [for all]x [member of] [a, b]).
A function f: [a,b] [infinity] X is Kurzweil integrable in [a, b] if there exists w [member of] X such that for every [epsilon] > 0 there exists a gauge [delta] on [a, b] such that if |([t.sub.i-1], [t.sub.i]], [[xi].sub.i]) : i = ..., 1,n] is a [delta]-fine tagged partition of [a, b], then
A mapping F : [OMEGA] [right arrow] E is called integrably bounded if there exists an integrable function k such that [absolute value of x] [less than or equal to] k(t) for all x [member of] [F.sub.0](t).
A function u : I [right arrow] E is said to be Henstock-Kurzweil integrable on I if there exists an J [member of] E such that, for every [epsilon] >0, there exists [delta]([xi]) : I [right arrow] [R.sup.+] such that, for every 5-fine partition D = [{([I.sub.i], [[xi].sub.i])}.sup.n.sub.i=1], we have
It is known from classical and quantum mechanics that a system with N degrees of freedom is called completely integrable if it allows N functionally independent constants of the motion [1].

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