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Three-Dimensional Coordinate Systems

Three-Dimensional Coordinate Systems

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Jim Lambers MAT 169 Fall Semester 2009-10 Lecture 17 Notes These notes correspond to Section 10.1 in the text. Three-Dimensional Coordinate Systems

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6Microfluidics Theory handouts - University of California ...

6Microfluidics Theory handouts - University of California ...

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1 EE C245 Picture credit: Sandia National Lab Fluidic Dynamics Dr. Thara Srinivasan Lecture 17 Picture credit: A. Stroock et al., Microfluidic mixing on a chip

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Lecture 17 - School of Physics and Astronomy

Lecture 17 - School of Physics and Astronomy

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can be projected using P onto the space spun by the degenerate states: P ￿ Vˆ −E 1 ￿ ψ 0 =0. (17.25) Choosing a basis for the space of degenerate levels, we can write ψ 0 as: ψ 0 = ￿g0 i=1 c i φ i, (17.26) and then rewrite Eq. (17.25): ￿φ i|Vˆ|φ j￿c j = E 1 c i, (17.27) i.e. E 1 is an eigenvalue of the matrix V ij = ￿φ i ...

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Lecture 17: Huffman Coding

Lecture 17: Huffman Coding

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quencies. Then is an optimal code tree in which these two letters are sibling leaves in the tree in the lowest level. Proof: Let T be an optimum prefix code tree, and let b and c be two siblings at the maximum depth of the tree (must exist because …

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