-
called the
abscissa, and the
second coordinate (y) is the ordinate. In mathematics, the
abscissa (/æbˈsɪs.ə/;
plural abscissae or
abscissas) and the ordinate...
- _{n}=\log n}. It is
possible to
consider other abscissas of
convergence for a
Dirichlet series. The
abscissa of
bounded convergence σb{\displaystyle \sigma...
- In mathematics, the
spectral abscissa of a
matrix or a
bounded linear operator is the
greatest real part of the matrix's
spectrum (its set of eigenvalues)...
-
Antona abscissa is a moth of the
subfamily Arctiinae first described by
Jacob Hübner in 1827. It is
found in the
Amazon basin. Savela, Markku. "Antona...
- (where the
abscissa is
negative − and the
ordinate is
positive +), III (where both the
abscissa and the
ordinate are −), and IV (
abscissa +, ordinate...
-
generates a
straight line with
ordinate intercept 1 / V {\displaystyle 1/V} ,
abscissa intercept − 1 / K m {\displaystyle -1/K_{\mathrm {m} }} and
slope K m /...
- _{\mathrm {n} }} axis. The
magnitude of the prin****l
stresses are the
abscissas of the
points C{\displaystyle C} and E{\displaystyle E} (Figure 6) where...
- cm−1),
frequency (THz), or
energy (eV), with the
units indicated by the
abscissa. In the mid- to far-IR,
spectra are
typically expressed in
units of Watts...
- Typically, a Tauc plot
shows the
quantity hν (the
photon energy) on the
abscissa (x-coordinate) and the
quantity (αhν)1/2 on the
ordinate (y-coordinate)...
-
distances measured along the
diameter from the
point of
tangency are the
abscissas, and the
segments parallel to the
tangent and
intercepted between the...
