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implicit function theorem  Let V, W, Z be
                                                           Banach spaces, U ⊂ V, U ⊂ W open and
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                                   I                       U ,y ∈ U assume D f(x ,y ) : W → Z is
                                                           f : U × U → Z differentiable. For some x ∈
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                                                           an isomorphism. Then there are neighborhoods
                                                           U of x and Z of f(x ,y ) and a unique differ-
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                                                           entiable map g : U × Z → U such that for all
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                  ideal (of an algebra A)  A left ideal is a vector  (x, z) ∈ U × Z 0
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                  subspace I ⊂ A such that ∀a ∈ A, i ∈ I, a ·i ∈
                                                                       f (x, g(x, z)) = z.
                  I. Analogously, a right ideal is a vector subspace
                  I ⊂ A such that ∀a ∈ A, i ∈ I, i · a ∈ I.A
                                                           incidence relation  See edge.
                  bilateral ideal is left ideal which is also a right
                  ideal.
                                                           incident   A node v is incident to an edge
                                                                              i
                    The quotient of an algebra by a bilateral ideal
                                                           (v ,v ), since it is an end point of the edge.
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                                                               j
                  is an algebra. In the category of algebras with
                  unity, proper ideals are not subalgebras. In fact,  index  See Fredholm operator,  Atiyah-
                  if the unit 1 ∈ I belongs to the ideal, then I = A.  Singer index theorem.
                  On the contrary, ideals of Lie algebras are always
                  subalgebras.                             inf-sup condition  A sesqui-linear form a :
                                                           V × V → C on a Hilbert space V satisfies an
                  identity  (1) An element e of a set X with a  inf-sup condition if, for some α> 0,
                  binary operation * satisfying
                                                                      |a(u, v)|
                                                                sup v∈V       ≥ α u  V  ∀u ∈ V,
                              a ∗ e = e ∗ a = a                         v  V
                  for all a ∈ X.                                  sup v∈V  |a(u, v)|  > 0 ∀u ∈ V.
                    (2) A true mathematical equation.                      v  V
                                                           This is necessary and sufficient for the variational
                  image    Let r be a relation with domain A and  problem
                  codomain B, and let a ∈ A, r(a) ∈ B. Then the
                                                                 u ∈ V : a(u, v) = f(v) ∀v ∈ V
                  image of a under r, r(a) ∈ B, is produced by
                  applying r to a.
                                                           to possess a unique solution for any f ∈ V . The
                    Comment: See the comment on relation for                     −1
                                                           solution satisfies  u  ≤ α  f   .
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                  more details. See also codomain, domain, range,
                                                              For a linear symmetric variational saddle
                  and relation.
                                                           point problem with sesqui-linear forms a : V ×
                                                           V → C and b : V × W → C the suitable inf-
                  immersional wetting  A process in which a  sup conditions claim the existence of constants
                  solid or liquid, β, is covered with a liquid, α,  α, β > 0 such that
                  both of which were initially in contact with a gas
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                  or liquid, δ, without changing the area of the αδ-  R{a(u, u)}≥ α u  V  ∀u ∈ Ker(B),
                  interface.
                                                                      |b(v, p)|
                                                                sup v∈V       ≥ β p  V  ∀p ∈ V
                                                                        v
                  immunoglobulin (Ig)   A protein of the                  V
                  globulin-type found in serum or other body fluids  where
                  that possesses antibody activity. An individual Ig
                                                             Ker(B) := {v ∈ V : b(v, q) = 0 ∀q ∈ W} .
                  molecule is built up from two light (L) and two
                  heavy (H) polypeptide chains linked together by  Then the variational saddle point problem, which
                  disulfide bonds. Igs are divided into five classes  seeks u ∈ V, p ∈ W such that
                  based on antigenic and structural differences in
                  the H chains.                                  a(u, v) + b(v, p) = f(v) ∀v ∈ V
                  c
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