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They conceptualized them along a spectrum from most tractable — that is to say, workable and manageable — to least tractable.
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The main occupation of the people is agriculture. Father Juan de Medina noted in 1630 that the natives are ‘the humblest and most tractable known and lived in nest and large settlements'.
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Never idle, always on the go, well- > disposed to harmless people, but no cringer, mad on children and always in > love. What could not have become of such a dog, if we only had at that time > military or police service training? His faults were the failings of his > upbringing, and never of his stock. He suffered from a suppressed, or > better, a superfluity of unemployed energy, for he was in heaven when > someone was occupied with him, and then he was the most tractable of dogs.
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First, if the problem has width bounded by a constant then a decomposition of bounded width can be found in polynomial time. Second, the problem obtained by converting the original problem according to the decomposition is not superpolynomially larger than the original problem, if the decomposition has fixed width. While most tractable structural restrictions derive from fixing the width of a decomposition method, others have been developed. Some can be reformulated in terms of decomposition methods: for example, the restriction to binary acyclic problem can be reformulated as that of problem of treewidth 1; the restriction of induced width (which is not defined in terms of a decomposition) can be reformulated as tree clustering.
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Several models, both phenomenological and analytical, have been developed to describe the energetics of Auger transitions. One of the most tractable descriptions, put forth by Jenkins and Chung, estimates the energy of Auger transition ABC as: :E_{ABC}=E_A(Z)-0.5[E_B(Z)+E_B(Z+1)]-0.5[E_C(Z)+E_C(Z+1)] E_i(Z) are the binding energies of the ith level in element of atomic number Z and E_i(Z+1) are the energies of the same levels in the next element up in the periodic table. While useful in practice, a more rigorous model accounting for effects such as screening and relaxation probabilities between energy levels gives the Auger energy as: :E_{ABC}=E_A-E_B-E_C-F(BC:x)+R_{xin}+R_{xex} where F(BC:x) is the energy of interaction between the B and C level holes in a final atomic state x and the R's represent intra- and extra-atomic transition energies accounting for electronic screening. Auger electron energies can be calculated based on measured values of the various E_i and compared to peaks in the secondary electron spectrum in order to identify chemical species.
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