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Semiaxis

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Sem`i`ax´is
n.1.(Geom.) One half of the axis of an llipse or other figure.
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This solution is also defined on the semiaxis 0 < x < [infinity] Its amplitude or phase also tends to infinity at the boundaries x=0 and x = [infinity] Therefore, a family of exact travelling wave solutions of wave equation (1) or (2) for specific variations of the coefficients (12) and (16) can be found with the use of the underlying ideas stemming from the WKB approximation.
Exact travelling wave solutions in strongly inhomogeneous ... by Didenkulova, Ira; Pelinovsky, Efim; Soomere, Tarmo / Estonian Journal of Engineering
in] [less than] 1 into the positive semiaxis 0 [less than] y [less than] [infinity] by the function y = 1/[x.
Influence of hydrodynamic stirring on composition of copolymer ... by Kuchanov, S.I.; Kholostyakov, A.G.; Kozlov, N.I. / Polymer Engineering and Science
 
 
 
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