Titlebook: Old and New Aspects in Spectral Geometry; Mircea Craioveanu,Mircea Puta,Themistocles M. Rass Book 2001 Springer Science+Business Media B.V

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Mircea Craioveanu,Mircea Puta,Themistocles M. Rassiasis established that The optimal soft handoff policy results in the smallest expected number of handoffs compared to the other policies but in larger average blocking rate than the hard handoff policy. Both the optimal hard and soft handoff policies outperform by a significant margin the direct-admis

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Spectral Properties of the Laplace-Beltrami Operator and Applications, deformed from their equilibrium position. If one thinks of . as being em-bedded in . × ?, let .,(.,.), . ∈ ., . ∈ ?, be the amount of deformation in the normal direction of the point . ∈ . at time .. The function . is constrained to satisfy ..

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,An Introduction to Witten-Helffer-Sj?strand Theory, complexes with scalar products and allows to relate some of the spectral properties of the Hodge-de Rham operators associated to the metric . (see Chapter 2. §2, D) and the combinatorial Laplacians associated to the triangulation.

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