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Introduction to Network Theory: Basic Concepts

Introduction to Network Theory: Basic Concepts Ernesto Estrada Department of Mathematics, Department of Physics Institute of Complex Systems at Strathclyde University of Strathclyde www.estradalab.org What is a Network? Network = graph

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Introduction to Network Theory: Basic Concepts

Introduction to Network Theory: Basic Concepts. Ernesto Estrada Department of Mathematics, Department of Physics Institute of Complex Systems at Strathclyde University of Strathclyde www.estradalab.org. What is a Network?. Network = graph

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Vector Calculus via Linearizations

Vector Calculus via Linearizations. Matthias Kawski Department of Mathematics Center for Innovation in Engineering Education Arizona State University Tempe, AZ 85287 kawski@math.la.asu.edu http://math.la.asu.edu/~kawski. Lots of MAPLE worksheets (in all degrees of rawness), plus plenty

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Rigid Bodies: Equivalent Systems of Forces

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Beyond 2oo3: Multi-sensor Architecture in SIF Design

Beyond 2oo3: Multi-sensor Architecture in SIF Design. Mike Schmidt, Principal Consultant. Presenter. Mike Schmidt Refining and Chemical Industry Center St. Louis, Missouri . Introduction. Reasons for using multiple sensors Recognizing different multi-sensor architectures

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Chapter 4 Time Is Money

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Creativity

Creativity. Maqsood Consultant QE & Research. What is creativity ?. Creativity is Looking at things from a different point of view. Or

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CHAPTER 12 Fiscal Policy

CHAPTER 12 Fiscal Policy. present by : Ivy, Yi Lin, Mamie, Mon, Chris. In this chapter. you will: learn about expansionary and contractionary fiscal policies, which are used by governments seeking economic stability

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Cases of Conversion

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Brute-Force Triangulation

w. v. w. v. 2. ?( n ) time in the worst case. . u. u. Brute-Force Triangulation . 1. Find a diagonal. 2. Triangulate the two resulting subpolygons recursively. How to find a diagonal?. leftmost vertex. case 2. closest to v. case 1.

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Recruiting Chapter Leadership

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ROC Curves

ROC Curves. ROC (Receiver Operating Characteristic) curve. ROC curves were developed in the 1950's as a by-product of research into making sense of radio signals contaminated by noise. More recently it's become clear that they are remarkably useful in decision-making.

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Chapter 5: Economics of Fertility

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Finite M/M/1 queue

Finite M/M/1 queue Consider an M/M/1 queue with finite waiting room. (The previous result had infinite waiting room) We can have up to packets in the system. After filling the system, packets are returned, or blocked. Balance equations: 0 1

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The Gifted Learner in the Regular Classroom

The Gifted Learner in the Regular Classroom. Challenging Through Content, Process, and Product.

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ROC Curves

ROC Curves. True positives and False positives. True positive rate is TP = P correctly classified / P False positive rate is FP = N incorrectly classified as P / N. ROC Space. Curves in ROC space.

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Poincare Map

Poincare Map. Oscillator Motion. Harmonic motion has both a mathematical and geometric description. Equations of motion Phase portrait The motion is characterized by a natural period. Plane pendulum. E > 2. E = 2. E < 2.

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EXPERIENCING A MIRACLE IN TIMES OF CRISIS

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The Battle of Hastings

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