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15 Feb 2005: $$. 20. 20. )/()/(. rBrS. N Eq. 25. Where, $ is the interaction factor of all other piles with a certain pile. ... 25 is equal to. 7/1. 0. 2222. 20. 20. 20. 75.011.

28 Feb 2005: PDE. Thus, the above example is within adifferent framework to both the direct stability analysis of Lecture 19 and to the eigenvalue analysis ofLecture 20.

4 Mar 2005: Method 5.20(The leapfrog method) We semidiscretize in equation (5.8) with the finite-difference approx-imation u(mx, t)/x 12 (x).

25 Oct 2005: Sixty of thestudied words (20 items from each level of processing) and30 foils (unseen words) were presented on a computerscreen for 4.5 s (ISI=2 s). ... 50 1 31.98 (12.5) 20.0–58.02 55.0 (10.5) 52.6–74.93 24.29 (3.6) 20.5–30.4.

16 Sep 2005: Ultrasound in Medicine & Biology, 20(9):923–936, 1994. [5] A. Fenster, D. ... IEEE Transactions on Medical Imaging, 17(5):681–693, 1998. [20] A. State, D.

21 Feb 2005: Applications 4.20 The FFT has numerous further applications: spectral and pseudospectral discretizationmethods for PDEs, computation of Fourier harmonics, image processing, filtering and reconstruction, com-puter vision, solution of integral

7 Feb 2005: Mathematical Tripos Part IILent 2005. Professor A. Iserles. Numerical Analysis – Lecture 101. Definition 3.10 (Multistep methods)It is often useful to use past solution values in computing a new value.Thus, assuming thatyn, yn1,. , yns1 are

31 Jan 2005: 2.4). Note thatQ̄k is orthogonal and̄Rk upper triangular. Lemma 2.20 (Fundamental properties of̄Qk and R̄k).

28 Nov 2005: On the basis of 20-minute presentations and discussions, the aim is to assess the insights and the limits of current approaches and to formulate specific suggestions for the future theory

22 Dec 2005: January DNA researcher becomes a Dame A Cambridge academic whose groundbreaking research has led to a deeper understanding of DNA became a Dame in the New Year