'Equilibrium point' presentation slideshows

time (t)

Analyze the non-autonomous systems by adapting (extending) the tools we developed for autonomous systems. Response not affected by t 0. Autonomous vs. Nonautonomous. x(t) versus time (t). t 0 =0. t 0 =3. t 0 =6. t 0 =9. x(t 0 )=3. x(t). Response depends on t 0. x(t) versus time (t).

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Aims

Aims. Blood clotting (cont.). Coagulation cascade Regulation of blood pressure. Regulation of blood volume. Reading; Sherwood, Chapters 10 &11, Chapter 15 pages 569-570 ; Robbins, pages 84-90. Coagulation Cascade. Very complex >50 substances effect coagulation procoagulants

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Order different from syllabus: Univariate calculus Multivariate calculus Linear algebra Linear systems Vector calculus

Order different from syllabus: Univariate calculus Multivariate calculus Linear algebra Linear systems Vector calculus (Order of lecture notes is correct). Differential equations. REVIEW. Algebraic equation : involves functions ; solutions are numbers.

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Waves and Wave Interactions

Waves and Wave Interactions. Mr. Dunk Pre-AP Physics Pearland High School. What are waves?. one way to transport energy from place to place is by transporting an object another (more complicated) way is by the use of waves

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Equilibrium

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Oscillations

Oscillations. Monday, November 19 Lecture 30. Workbook problems due Wednesday. WB 10.5, problems 14-25. Workbook Problems due Fri day. Problems 14-1 through 8, pages 14-1 -- 5. Power. Power is the rate of transformation of energy Unit is 1 Watt=1W = 1 J/s

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Section 2 The Growth of Big Business

Section 2 The Growth of Big Business. Web Diagram. From Section 2 Create the following web. Definitions. Capitol- money, ideas, buildings that accompany big business Robber Barons- Business leaders built their fortunes by stealing from the public

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Modeling chaos 1

Modeling chaos 1. Books: H. G. Schuster, Deterministic chaos , an introduction, VCH, 1995 H-O Peitgen, H. Jurgens, D. Saupe, Chaos and fractals Springer, 1992 H-O Peitgen, H. Jurgens, D. Saupe, Fractals for the Classroom , Part 1 and 2, Springer 1992. Journals :

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MARKET ADJUSTMENTS

MARKET ADJUSTMENTS. Changes To Demand And Supply. MARKET ADJUSTMENTS. The price of a product remains at the equilibrium point until something changes the demand and/or supply in a market.

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State Feedback

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Chapter 11 Game Theory

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Supply and Demand in a Market Economy

Supply and Demand in a Market Economy. What is Supply and Demand?. Supply = The amount of a good or service that a producer is willing & able to make available at a range of prices Demand = The want, willingness & ability to exchange a good/service.

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Market Disequilibrium

Market Disequilibrium. Price Ceilings and Price Floors cause market disequilibrium because they disrupt the natural dynamics of the marketplace (supply and demand). Price Ceiling. A legal maximum on the price at which a good can be sold.

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FRQ 2009 #1

FRQ 2009 #1. Trevor Fritz. Assume that the United States economy is in long-run equilibrium with an expected inflation rate of 6 percent and an unemployment rate of 5 percent. The nominal interest rate is 8 percent.

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Vibrations and Waves

Vibrations and Waves. Chapter 14 Supplement. Our perceptions of waves. Imagine a pendulum. As the bob is displaced from the equilibrium point (the center), there is a force that attempts to RESTORE its equilibrium.

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Reaction Rates

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Choose Ca ++ as the main species to diagram, then swap in mineral Calcite.

Choose Ca ++ as the main species to diagram, then swap in mineral Calcite. Choose SO 4 2 ? for x-axis, then swap in a fugacity ratio. Activity or fugacity ratios can be used as axes. H 2 S(g)/CH 4 (g) fugacity ratio is selected. Choose an appropriate range of values.

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Pendulums

Lesson 10/21. Pendulums . Starter Look at the pendulum and describe its motion. Too Easy? What is the time period of a simple pendulum? . What is the motion simple pendulum called? . Pendulums oscillate (move side to side) The amplitude is the distance from O to either A or B

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