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17 Jan 2013: Experimental Consequences of the S-wave cos(k. x. ) cos(k. y. ) Superconductivity in the Iron-Pnictides. ... B 78, 144514 (2008). Stability and pairing in quasi-one-dimensional Bose-Fermi mixtures.

17 Dec 2013: Analogue ModulationFrequency Modulation. Bandwidth of FM SignalsUsing cos(A B) = cos A cos B sin A sin B we can write. ... Analogue ModulationFrequency Modulation. Bandwidth of FM Signals. Using the relationships sin A sin B = 12 [cos(A B) cos(A B)]

4 Mar 2013: sin αsinh a. =sin βsinh b. =sin γsinh c. cosh a = cosh b cosh c cos α sinh b sinh c. ... cos α = cos β cos γ cosh a sinh β sinh γJ.Rasmussen@dpmms.cam.ac.uk.

4 Oct 2013: cos A cos B =1. 2[cos(AB) cos(A B)]. sin A sin B =1. ... 2[cos(AB) cos(A B)]. sin A cos B =1. 2[sin(A B) sin(AB)].

16 Dec 2013: Analogue ModulationFrequency Modulation. Bandwidth of FM SignalsUsing cos(A B) = cos A cos B sin A sin B we can write. ... Analogue ModulationFrequency Modulation. Bandwidth of FM Signals. Using the relationships sin A sin B = 12 [cos(A B) cos(A B)]

11 Feb 2013: sin αsin a. =sin βsin b. =sin γsin c. cos a = cos b cos c sin α sin b sin c. ... cos α = cos β cos γ sin a sin β sin γ.

26 Jul 2013: evaluated at =. In Fourier notation and given that t= cos t, they become. ... 0. = 0. 2. Pressure and stress field. We have. ̃20 =. 2De1 De21 iDe1. B. 2 cos 2 sin 22, 43. as well as zero pressure p2 = 0, so that the average

4 Mar 2013: Sketch the imageof σ in R3. (a) U = (0, 2π) R, σ(θ, z) = (f (z) cos θ, f (z) sin θ, z), where f (z) > 0.(b) U = R2, ... r, z) = (r cos z, r sin z, z).(c) U = (0, 2π)(0, 2π), σ(θ, φ) = ((a b cos φ) cos θ, (a b cos φ) sin θ, b

17 Dec 2013: a) Convolution: f(t) g(t) F(ω)G(ω)(b) Modulation: f(t) cos(ω0t) 12 [F(ω ω0) F(ω ω0)](c) Parseval’s Theorem:. ... where a1(t) = b cos(2πfxt) is a sinusoidal modulating signal and a2(t) = cos(2πfct)is a unit amplitude carrier signal.

26 Jul 2013: us(ξ,η)= u0s. 2(1 cos ξ)( cos ξ)(1 e2) (1 e2) cos(2ξ) s(ξ,η). ... Here hwis the minimal distance of the centroid to the wall without penetration, hw =(1 e2) (1 e2) cos(2θ)/2.