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... sign of the "King of the World" and the chronicle of the last vision of the Living Buddha. CHAPTER XLIV 11 3CHAPTER XLVTHE VISION OF THE LIVING BUDDHA OF MAY 17 , 19 21 "I prayed and ... these crowds of unarmed old men and women? I see severe order, deep religious understanding of purposes, patience and tenacity . . . a new great migration of peoples, the last march of the Mongols. ... herds of horses and cattle and the blue yurtas of the leaders. Above them I see the old banners of Jenghiz Khan, of the Kings of Tibet, Siam, Afghanistan and of Indian Princes; the sacred signs of...

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... Hk~xxÀkþ vk: 1: 16ÞHence, subtracting Eq. (1. 14) from (1. 13) and then using the definition of Eq. (1. 15), we may writeE½ðxkÀ^xxkÞ~yyTk¼0: 1: 17ÞUsing Eqs. (1. 3) and (1. 12), we may ... 1: 18 Hence, substituting Eqs. (1. 16) and (1. 18) into (1. 17), we getE½fðI À GkHkÞ~xxÀkÀ GkvkgðHk~xxÀkþ vkÞ ¼ 0: 1: 19ÞSince the measurement noise vkis independent of ... measurement equation (1. 3), Hkis the measurement matrix, and R 1 kis the inverse of thecovariance matrix of the measurement noise vk.2. Time updatesGbk¼ Sk 1 ½Sk 1 þ Q 1 k 1 ; 1: 39ÞSÀk¼...