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of deforming one maximal chain to another. Each rhombic tiling may be viewed as the projection of a discrete 2- dimensional surface S within a hypercube or multi-dimensional box onto a generic plane. Such a surface S may be deformed via braid relations (as in Figure 1) to surfaces coming from other reduced expressions for the same permutation; relations of the form s i s i +1 s i = s i +1 s i s i +1 will take surfaces which include the front three faces of a cube to surfaces which instead includes the back three faces. The surfaces given by the same permutation will have the same boundary. The collection of rhombic tilings for a particular region gives rise to all the minimal discrete surfaces within a multi-dimensional box which have some fixed boundary. This point of view leads us to prove in Section 2 that the maximal chains in an orbit of a local symmetric group action must be arranged in such a way that they form the skeleton of such a multi-dimensional box. Otherwise, braid relations would be violated or an orbit would be incomplete (or both).

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Conservation laws are extremely important in physics. They are enormously helpful, both quantitatively and qualitatively, in figuring out what is going on in a physical system. When we say that something is “conserved”, we mean that it is constant over time. If a certain quantity is conserved, for example, while a ball rolls around on a hill, or while a group of particles interact, then the possible final motions are greatly restricted. If we can write down enough conserved quantities (which we are generally able to do, at least for the problems in this book), then we can restrict the final motions down to just one possibility, and so we have solved our problem. Conservation of energy and momentum are two of the main conservation laws in physics. A third, conservation of angular momentum, is discussed in Chapters 6-8. It should be noted that it is not necessary to use conservation of energy and momentum when solving a problem. We will derive these conservation laws from Newton’s laws. Therefore, if you felt like it, you could always simply start with first principles and use F = ma , etc. You would, however, soon grow weary of this approach. The point of conservation laws is that they make your life easier, and they provide a means for getting a good idea of the overall behavior of a given system.

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A system oscillates as a way of giving off energy. A system that is thrown off-kilter has more energy than a system in its equilibrium position. To take the simple example of a spring, a stretched-out spring will start to move as soon as you let go of it: that motion is evidence of kinetic energy that the spring lacks in its equilibrium position. Because of the law of conservation of energy, a stretched-out spring cannot simply return to its equilibrium position; it must release some energy in order to do so. Usually, this energy is released as thermal energy caused by friction, but there are plenty of interesting exceptions. For instance, a plucked guitar string releases sound energy: the music we hear is the result of the string returning to its equilibrium position.

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Since environmental heterogeneity occurs on a scale com- parable to that of individual cells, macroscopic contin- uum models (usually based on the Keller-Segel model [10]) of cell movement are not appropriate to answer the above questions. Rather, one requires an approach involv- ing an individual-based model (IBM) of cell movement. In this article we construct a minimal IBM of chemotactic cell movement in an obstacle-ridden environment. Our aim is to understand the efficiency of chemotaxis in such conditions and whether additional biological mecha- nisms (e.g. an active obstacle-sensing mechanism) are needed to ensure that the chemotactic cell reaches the source of the chemical to which it is sensitive. A few spe- cialized mechanisms of this type are known, for example the case of axon guidance [11], in which a combination of chemoattractants and chemorepellents secreted by other cells in the environment guide the axons along very spe- cific routes to generate precise patterns of neuronal wir- ing. However, this is not the general case, particularly for free-swimming cellular organisms, which may be simply involved in following chemoattractant left by their prey and thus have no apparent foreknowledge of any obsta- cles in their path. These are the cases we shall treat in this study.

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Passage V Why does an arrow shot from a bow eventually hit the ground? Impetus Theory The ancient theory of impetus was used to explain why objects continue to move even when they were no longer acted on, for example, an arrow shot by a bow. The theory of impetus says that the bow imparts a certain amount of the property of motion to the arrow. This property of motion is called impetus. Impetus is then a property of the bow that is imparted to the arrow. This is what causes the arrow to fly through the air. According to the theory of impetus, only a limited amount of motion is imparted to the arrow by the bow. Once this runs out, the arrow will fall abruptly to the ground. You can think of this theory as being similar to a gas tank. The action of the bow fills the tank of the arrow with a certain amount of “motion” or impetus; once the tank is empty the arrow doesn’t move anymore. Furthermore this theory predicts that the impetus is used up at a steady rate. So when it runs out, it runs out abruptly. This yields the prediction that when the arrow uses up the impetus imparted to it by the bow it will stop in mid air and then fall straight down to earth. For an object to continue moving forever in a straight line the impetus theory predicts that it would have to be given an infinite amount of impetus.

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5. Cell Adhesion Measured by Force Spectroscopy 105 onto the cell at a force of a few nanonewtons and held in contact for approximately 30 s to allow the speciﬁc molecules on the lever to bind before lifting the cell off the bottom of the dish. When the cell sticks to the sensor, it can be moved to a cell or surface of interest. Typically, the interaction strength between cell and cantilever increases with time, due to the assimilating cell surface. If the cell on the dish already sticks to the substrate too strongly, it can be pushed gently from the side with the edge of the lever before lifting it up. It would be helpful if at least the z piezo could be moved manually for this purpose. The best results were obtained with tipless cantilevers, as the tip either is likely to interfere with the adhesion measurements if it surmounts the cell or hinders the cell adhesion. Unfortunately, the spring constants of commercial tipless cantilevers are very stiff (Digital Instruments, 60 mN/m) compared to the soft cells (Radmacher, 1997). To obtain compliant and tipless force sensors, the cantilevers had to be modiﬁed destructively with thin tweezers, as follows, prior to functionalization. A curvature on one of the tweezers’ ﬁngers (Fig. 8) effects a grinding while gently squeezing the cantilever between the tweezers.

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786 T.G. Andersen et al. estimated by the GARCH forecasts while the last spike (around the 2300–2350 “day” marks) is exaggerated relative to the actual realizations. This reflects the fact that the volatility is not constant over the “day”, and as such the (realized) integrated volatility is not equal to the (optimal) forecast from the discrete-time GARCH model which only utilizes the past “daily” return observations. Instead, there is a genuine random com- ponent to the volatility process as it evolves stochastically over the “trading day”. As a result, the “daily” return observations do not convey all relevant information and the GARCH model simply cannot produce fully efficient forecasts compared to what is the- oretically possible given higher frequency “intraday” data. At the same time, in practice it is not feasible to produce exact real-time measures of the integrated, let alone the spot, volatility, as the processes are latent and we only have a limited and discretely sampled set of return observations available, even for the most liquid asset markets. As such, an important theme addressed in more detail in Sections 4 and 5 below involves the con- struction of practical measures of ex-post realized volatility that mimic the properties of the integrated volatility series.

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parameters of macro generators C, D and E. Generators C, D, and E were tested for different acceleration levels and the vibration frequency of the shaker was swept in order to determine the resonance frequency. In generators A and B, the parasitic damping factor and the open circuit quality factor were calculated from the measured no-load displacement. However, for generators C, D and E, the no-load and load voltages at the half power bandwidth frequency were measured in order to determine the open circuit and closed circuit quality factors and hence the damping. Figures 26, 27 and 28 show the no-load voltages for different acceleration levels of generators C, D, and E, respectively. It can be seen from these figures that as the acceleration level increases, the resonance frequency shifts to a lower frequency due to the spring softening characteristic of the spring constant [31]. This indicates that the displacement of the spring constant is approaching the non- linear region. However, the resonance frequency could also shift to a higher frequency with increased acceleration level which is normally known as a spring hardening characteristic.

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The four-member "A" frame is supported at A and E by smooth collars and at G by a pin. All the other joints are ball-and-sockets. If the pin at G will fail when the resultant force there is F max , determine the largest vertical force P that can be supported by the frame. Also, what are the x , y , z force components which member BD exerts on members EDC and ABC ? The collars at A and E and the pon at G only exert force components on the frame.

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Hence, the situation when ZMP can arbitrarily be located in the foot plane was practical in designing the biped foot dimensions and nominal motion synthesis. When the ZMP approaches critical areas or even abandons the support polygon ( Figure 27.3 ), balancing is focused primarily on compensating for the unbalanced dynamic moment using the posture control. One way of overcoming such critical situation is to switch to a new nominal trajectory that is closest to the momentary system state. 5 These nominals are synthesized to bring the system back to the stationary state and enable gait continuation. To do this, it is not necessary to have information about exact intensity of the disturbance moment. For such an approach (which is very close to the human behavior in similar situations), it suffices to detect the occurrence of such hazardous situations. Thus, there is no need for on-line computation of the IZMP location for the purpose of biped control. For these reasons the IZMP location has not gained more practical importance. However, the recent development of powerful control and sensory systems and the fast expansion of humanoid robots gives a new significance to the IZMP, particularly in rehabilitation robotics. The consideration of ZMP locations, including also the areas outside the supporting foot sole, becomes essential for rehabilitation devices. 12

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Stochastic processes are divided into stationary and non-stationary . In the case of a stationary stochastic process, all probability densities f1, f2, . . . f n do not depend on the start of observations and onedimensional probability density is not a function of time t. Hence, the mean value (4.4.55) and the variance (4.4.56) are not time dependent as well.

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were varied across trials. Moreover, a further time delay (of 0 to 80 ms) was randomly added between the action and the feedback to simulate the ubiquitous communication delays in telepresence system. In addition, no visual feedback of the initial (joystick- generated) object movement was provided for a random interval of 50-150 ms. The results showed that, regardless of action-feedback delay, participants could easily detect the visual- haptic asynchrony when the SOA exceeded 50 ms. In another experiment, participants received touch and visual stimulus events passively while holding the joystick steady. The sensitivity for visual-haptic asynchrony (indicated by the standard deviation of the response distribution) was found to vary between 15 and 38 ms, which was smaller compared to that in the active-movement condition. Vogels’ study represents a pioneering study of the effects of time delay and visuo-motor movement on visual-haptic simultaneity perception. However, her finding of an advantage, in terms of sensitivity, of passive touch over active movement was likely confounded by the experimental setup (as will be elaborated below). Indeed, there is a large body of evidence showing that active perception yields more information and enhances performance compared to passive perception (Heller & Myers, 1983; Wexler & Klam, 2001). Critically however, in Vogels’ study, the space of the hand movement was separated from that of the visual representation – which may have impeded the crossmodal movement prediction and required more attentional resources. As a result, it is likely that, in her setup, the uncertainty of the asynchrony judgments was actually higher in the active-movement condition compared to the passive condition.

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where the last equality follows from equation I.6. This paper is organized as follows. In the first section we introduce our notation, make some definitions and prove some auxiliary facts. In the second section we treat the classical S n case, prove our umbral formula for the character polynomials as well as Theorem I.1. In the third section, striving to make our writing accessible to a wider audience, we give a brief tutorial on Kronecker products including simple proofs of some basic results of the theory. The experts in symmetric function theory may skip this section. In the fourth section we use the pairing s µ → q µ to define a degree preserving isomorphism that sends the vector space Λ of symmetric polynomials onto the vector space of polynomials Q [ x 1 , x 2 , x 3 , . . . ]. We then use this map to derive some well known and some not so well known properties of Kronecker products. The study of this map leads to another family of polynomials that we call “set polynomials ” which enjoy properties akin to those of character polynomials and can also be used to compute Kronecker products. In the fifth section we treat the Hecke algebra case and derive our

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of intersection of the hyperbola with the real axis are called the vertices of the hyperbola. Points F 1 (– c , 0) and F 2 ( c , 0) are called the foci of the hyperbola. This is why the real axis of a hyperbola is sometimes called the focal axis. The straight lines x = a/e ( y ≠ 0) are called the directrices of the hyperbola corresponding to the foci F 2 and F 1 . The focus F 2 ( c , 0) and the directrix x = a/e are said to be right, and the focus F 1 (– c , 0) and the directrix x = – a/e

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