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  2. Are Black Holes Like Metals? David Tong Seoul Na;onal ...

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    28 May 2015: Op;cal Conduc;vity. 0 5 10 15 20 250. 2. 4. 6. ... 20. Hartnoll, 2014. which of these processes describes actual materials? Lesson 2: Incoherent Transport.
  3. cgibbs.dvi

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    28 May 2015: To emphasize this, note that even after the discovery of superkalic elements, we still have theoption not to use them and stick to the old macrovariables fX1 : : :Xng of the ... Thenwe may still ascribe zero entropy of mixing to the interdiusion of A1
  4. Cop yrig ht © 201 3 U nive rsity ...

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    13 Jan 2015: 20). Here (17) has been used. Eq. (20) expresses the conservation of charge. ... drop. tterms, and replace (.) by n(.)|. Thus, from (20), we expect that n J|. =
  5. Scientific Programming with R Stephen EglenLaurent Gatto September 6, …

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    1 Oct 2015: x. [1] 20.00000 24.14214 27.32051 30.00000 32.36068. 62 / 191. ... y. 0 5 10 15 20 25 30. 0.0. 0.5. 1.0.
  6. Experimental mosaics studied in the Hore, Troy and Eglen ...

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    5 Feb 2015: Define some common functions for plotting.soma.rad <- 20/2 #20 um soma diameter.on.col <- "red"of.col <- "blue"show.on <- function(pts, main) {. symbols(pts, circles = rep(soma.rad,
  7. www.damtp.cam.ac.uk/user/sje30/data/mosaics/hor/w00h71.txt

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    5 Feb 2015: 34649 76.75254 19.35413 114.5557 19.55190 209.9197 20.88294 280.8345 22.38324 17.63480 23.10568 221.0292 23.55057 159.4284 25.3211 290.0137 ... 25.75550 182.9498 28.98305 234.4741 30.25903 146.4806 32.29067 89.69438 34.69780 67.14715 36.27759 246.7832
  8. lectures2014.dvi

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    18 May 2015: P.H.Haynes Part II Dynamical Systems Michaelmas Term 2014 20. Example 13 (worked example). ... But note also that ω(x) may be different fordifferent x.). Example 20 Consider the system(.
  9. Why geometric numerical integration? A. Iserles & G.R.W. Quispel…

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    17 Dec 2015: x1 = x′1 hx′21 h2x′31 k(x2,x3; h). (2.20). where the function k denotes an integration constant that we can choose appropriately.The simplest VP integrator satisfying ... 20. effective algorithms for the solution of linear systems, computation of
  10. Banded, stable, skew-symmetricdifferentiation matrices of high order…

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    9 Nov 2015: There are two real zeros.One is close to 0.2144 and the other is (up to 20 digits). ... V̇ CD̂V = F(t), U(0) = U0, (31) advectionnumv. 21. 25 20 15 10 5.
  11. On the discretisation of the semiclassical Schrödinger equation with …

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    5 May 2015: 20 A. Iserles, K. Kropielnicka & P. Singh. as the expansion obtained after discarding all O(ε(2p1)σ1.

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