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5 Oct 2020: 2. The Integer Quantum Hall Eect. In this section we discuss the integer quantum Hall eect. This phenomenon can be. understood without taking into account the interactions between electrons. This means. that we will assume that the quantum states

1 Apr 2024: Preprint typeset in JHEP style - HYPER VERSION January 2016. The Quantum Hall EffectTIFR Infosys Lectures. David Tong. Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics,. Centre for Mathematical Sciences,. Wilberforce Road,. Cambridge, CB3

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14 Jun 2014: Development/Plasticity/Repair. Developmental Modulation of Retinal Wave Dynamics:Shedding Light on the GABA Saga. Evelyne Sernagor,1 Carol Young,1 and Stephen J. Eglen21School of Neurology, Neurobiology, and Psychiatry, Medical Sciences, University

14 Jun 2014: Topographica (348328). Ackman JB, Burbridge TJ, Crair MC (2012) Retinal waves coordinate pat-terned activity throughout the developing visual system.

14 Jun 2014: Self-organization in the developing nervoussystem: theoretical models. Stephen J. Eglen1 and Julijana Gjorgjieva1. 1Cambridge Computational Biology Institute, Department of Applied Mathematics and TheoreticalPhysics, University of Cambridge,

17 Jan 2008: Mathematical Tripos: IA Vector Calculus. Contents. 0 Introduction i. 0.1 Schedule. i. 0.2 Lectures. i. 0.3 Printed Notes. ii. 0.4 Examples Sheets. iii. 0.5 Previous Comments, Comments on Comments and Style of Lectures. iii. 0.6 Books. iv. 0.7

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28 Oct 2006: This. isa. super. vis. or’. sco. py. ofth. enote. s.It. isnot. tobe. dis. trib. ute. dto. studen. ts. Natural Sciences Tripos: IB Mathematical Methods I. Contents. 0 Introduction i. 0.1 Schedule. i. 0.2 Books. ii. 0.3 Lectures. ii. 0.4 Printed

16 Aug 2023: This. isasp. ecificindividual’scopyofthenotes. Itis. notto. becopiedand/orredistributed. Natural Sciences Tripos: IB Mathematical Methods I. Contents. Contents a. 0 Introduction i. 0.1 Schedule. i. 0.2 Books. ii. 0.3 Course Website. ii. 0.4

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12 Aug 2016: J. Fluid Mech. (2013), vol. 722, pp. 554–595. c Cambridge University Press 2013 554doi:10.1017/jfm.2013.122. Invariant recurrent solutions embedded in aturbulent two-dimensional Kolmogorov flow. Gary J. Chandler and Rich R. Kerswell†. School of

9 May 2019: Computational Projects. Lecture 5: Gaussian Elimination / LU decomposition. http://www.maths.cam.ac.uk/undergrad/catam/part-ia-lectures. Dr Rob Jack, DAMTP. 1. Motivation. So far we considered algorithms that correspond to very short MATLAB programs,

5 May 2020: Computational Projects. Lecture 6: Improving LU decomposition. http://www.maths.cam.ac.uk/undergrad/catam/part-ia-lectures. Dr Rob Jack, DAMTP. Recall. Suppose we want to solve Ax = b with. A =. 0 11 0. , b =. 23. <latexit

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