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Abstract: In this article, a globally stable adaptive control strategy for uncertain strict-feedback systems is proposed within predefined neural network (NN) approximation sets, despite the presence ...

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Abstract: High-resolution and amplitude-preserved imaging is crucial for mapping impedance interfaces and identifying hydrocarbon reservoirs in the subsurface. Although elastic reverse-time migration ...

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When my father began experiencing pain in his abdomen, he didn’t think much of it – brushing it off for months until it became so excruciating he had to go to A&E. Scans revealed he had fatty liver ...