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In a ordinary syatem of rectangular coordinates, the points for which both coordinates are integers are called lattice points . Prove that a triangle whose vertices are lattice points cannot be equilateral. Ok so I know that in a equilateral triangle the angle measures are...
There is a new site called "Life on the Lattice" by Matthew Nobes which is what you might call a technical blog about Lattice QCD. He gets into some detail, but he is a clear guide, and it's not beyond the knowledge level of some I've seen post here. Give it a try, it's at...
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I need some direction help. The problem I am facing is related to solutions of equations , where equations are montone functions over complete lattice , operators being meet and join and the solution set should range over elements of lattice.
Normally data flow analysis problems in...
Does anybody know where I can find a good reference which describes in a simple way the relations between the Toda lattice and the Korteweg de Vries equation and in particular the former as the finite-dimensional equivalent of the latter?
It seems unlikely that space time is a lattice because it contradicts the fundamental assumptions and theories in physics. If space-time is a lattice
its dimensions are likely to be on the order of the Plank time and distance
scales. Opinions?
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I have a problem I'm working on. A 2 x 2 ising lattice,
\ H = K_1\sum_{nn}\sigma_i\sigma_j \ + \ K_2\sum_{nnn}\sigma_i\sigma_j \ + \ K_3\sum_{sg}\sigma_i\sigma_j\sigma_k\sigma_l
Were to find H as an explicit function the sigma's...
by lattice, i mean definition 2 at http://en2.wikipedia.org/wiki/Complete+lattice .
this is probably ill-posed but here goes nothing...
is there a nonempty lattice such that the maximal element of the lattice is the whole lattice?
so what i mean by a maximal element is an element b...
I'm reading "A Course in Advanced Calculus" by Robert Borden, and one of the problems begins as follows:
"Prove that the field Q is a lattice, but not a (sigma)-lattice, under the usual order" (pg.25)
Q is of course the rational numbers.
However, Q doesn't seem to be a lattice, since...