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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(.

8 Nov 2015: δ̂(A,B) d(A,B) 2δ̂(A.B). A more practical metric for our purpose is the one suggested in [20]. ... 3. where RA = (1 AA)1. For our purposes it is important to link p to δ̂ and that follows from the fact, asproved in [20], that p and d are

22 Apr 2015: Fig. 6 shows thetrajectories of non-interacting pullers with a 0.8 swimmingtowards a sphere of size A 20. ... Fig. 8provides a general picture of the scattering dynamics, where wex the colloid size to A 20.

27 Apr 2015: 20. factor (1)σ(v) = (1)N. This totals, after some manipulations,. Ns=0.

8 Nov 2015: δ̂(A,B) d(A,B) 2δ̂(A.B). A more practical metric for our purpose is the one suggested in [20]. ... 3. where RA = (1 AA)1. For our purposes it is important to link p to δ̂ and that follows from the fact, asproved in [20], that p and d are

1 May 2015: Notice that higher temperatures induce unwantedcaramelization.20 The molten sugar is poured into a cylindrical Teflonmold (length 14 cm and inner diameter 2 cm) until it fills the entirebore volume (approximately ... Phys. Rev. E 2013, 87, 011003.(20)

31 Mar 2015: These satellites aretypically much smaller than the primary drop (20) and almostalways undesirable in applications (2). ... Nat Phys 5:697–702. 20. Collins RT, Harris MT, Basaran OA (2007) Breakup of electrified jets.