Spread the loveUnderstanding the gradient of a stream is essential for many disciplines, including geology, hydrology, environmental management, and even civil engineering. The gradient or slope of a ...

The gradient of a slope, also known as the “slope,” is a measure of steepness that indicates how much a line rises vertically compared to how much it moves horizontally. In various fields like ...

Elastic flows and gradient flows in planar curves form a vibrant area of research in geometric analysis, where curves evolve in time under rules dictated by an energy functional.

We provide an explicit gradient formula for linear chance constraints under a (possibly singular) multivariate Gaussian distribution. This formula allows one to reduce the calculus of gradients to the ...

Mollusc Community Patterns and Species Response Curves along a Mineral Richness Gradient: A Case Study in Fens, Journal of Biogeography, Vol. 33, No. 1 (Jan., 2006), pp. 98-107 ...