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For k = 0;;n ¡1 If a = 2 and b = 1, then the eigenvalues of ¡1 2B are solutions of the equation Un (x1)¡Un¡2 (x1) = 0, which are, for k = 0;;n¡1, cos µ 2k 1 2n ¶ ¡1 3Location of eigenvalues Since pn(x) deflned in (21) is strictly increasing, even if it is impossible to evaluate exactly the eigenvalues of C, one can locate them. % & ˘ˇˆ˙˝˛˚˜ !" ˘ ˇ ˆ ˙ ˝˛ ˘ ˇ ˚ ˜ ˘ ˇ ˚ ˙ !. T ( ) T ∑x j j ∑x T ( ) j 1 n j j j 1 n α α (35) Use (32) in (35) to obtain r Y i j j n i i i m = F HG I KJ= F HG I KJ = = = = = = ∑x j ∑ ij ∑ ∑ x ∑y j 1 i 1 n ij i 1 1 a β a β i β 1, (36) where yi x j j n = ≤ ≤ = ∑aij 1, 1 i m, (37) are the coordinates of Y r The algebraic derivation of (37) has a somewhat symbolic counterpart First, recall that X r can be.

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µir˙T i r ˙i (9) We can denote µr˙T i r˙i = X i 1 2 µ(Jiq˙)T(Jiq˙) = 1 2 q ˙T(X i µJT i Ji)q˙ = 1 2 q˙TM(q)q˙ (16) where we define the mass matrix, M(q) = P i µJ T i Ji, and will shortly show it is indeed the mass matrix in Equation (14) From Equation (16), we can derive the derivative terms to construct the Lagrange’s equation (Equation (13)) d dt ∂T ∂q˙ − ∂T. NEW ³ Weekend Masses can also be heard in our. =0 LECTURE Markov Processes – III Readings Section 64 Lecture outline • Review of steadystate behavior • Probability of blocked phone calls • Calculating absorption probabilities • Calculating expected time to absorption Review • Assume a single class of recurrent states, aperiodic Then, lim n→∞ r ij (n.

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