AAK theory
AAK theory proper noun: a study of infinite Hankel matrices and associated approximation problems.
Proper noun
AAK theory
- A study of infinite Hankel matrices and associated approximation problems.
- We remark, however, that one of the main contributions of the AAK theory is that an explicit closed-form solution to the problem is formulated.1997, Charles K. Chui, Guanrong Chen, Discrete H∞ Optimization, Springer Science+Business Media, →ISBN, page 169
Forms of AAK theory
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Origin of AAK theory
From the last names of Vadym Adamyan, Damir Arov and Mark Krein, who developed the theory.
Questions about AAK theory
- What does AAK theory mean?
- AAK theory means a study of infinite Hankel matrices and associated approximation problems.
- What part of speech is AAK theory?
- AAK theory is a proper noun.
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