Parametric Derivatives
Parametric Derivatives is a mathematical construct in calculus that represents the derivative of a set of parametric equations, specifically defined as the ratio of the derivative of the dependent variable with respect to the parameter to the derivative of the independent variable with respect to the same parameter, thereby characterizing the instantaneous rate of change of one variable relative to another along a parametric curve.
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Scattering approach to parametric pumping
Piet W. Brouwer · Physical review. B, Condensed matter · 1998 · 862 citations · Full text
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