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Multiscale and Adaptivity: Modeling, Numerics and Applications pdf

Multiscale and Adaptivity: Modeling, Numerics and Applications pdf

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... functions ' ; Kj and , rj with j 0, as well as their duals ' and Q , are constructed by translation and dilation of a single scaling Q function ' and a single mother wavelet (resp ' and Q ) Clearly, ... (www.springer.com) Preface The CIME-EMS Summer School in applied mathematics on “Multiscale and Adaptivity: Modeling, Numerics and Applications was held in Cetraro (Italy) from July to 11, 2009 This course ... University of Maryland, and Andreas Veeser, from Universit` di Milano, in their joint course started with an overview of the a posteriori a error estimation for finite element methods, and then they...
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Báo cáo "Developing a bilateral input-output table in the case of Thailand and Vietnam: Methodology and applications " doc

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... demand (1.631) and export demand (1.581) In Vietnam, it is the demand for investment goods and services that showed the highest output multiplier effect of 1.639, followed by FCE and export demands ... induced by Thailand’s final demand and the remaining 18.9% by Vietnam’s final demand Of the total labor income of US$57.2 billion, 70.1% was induced by Thailand’s final demand and 29.9% by Vietnam’s ... was induced by Thailand’s total final demand, broken down into: 37.9% by final consumption demand, 9.4% by capital formation or investment demand and 34.2% by its exports demand The remaining 18.5%...
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Báo cáo y học: "Non invasive in vivo investigation of hepatobiliary structure and function in STII medaka (Oryzias latipes): methodology and applications" ppsx

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... transport, and xenobiotic response (Note: the temporal variation in blood and bile concentrations is the result of fluorophore uptake and transport kinetics, determined by the physical and chemical ... between embryonic and larval stages, and the comparative similarities and differences in vertebrate liver conceptual models [12] Figures 2, [and Additional files 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 9] provide ... volumetric and ratiometric information on biliary, parenchymal, vasculature and liver volumes, under both conditions of normalcy and toxicity (Tables 4, 5, and 7) In vivo morphometric and volumetric...
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Embedded systems  modeling technology and applications

Embedded systems modeling technology and applications

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... Günter Hommel and Sheng Huanye (eds.), Embedded Systems Modeling – Technology, and Applications, 1–10 © 2006 Springer Printed in the Netherlands 2 Sebastian Bab and Bernd Mahr algorithm and the program ... by graphs and visual languages by graph 11 Günter Hommel and Sheng Huanye (eds.), Embedded Systems Modeling – Technology, and Applications, 11–20 © 2006 Springer Printed in the Netherlands 12 ... and closing of the cabin doors (for the animation rules start and stop), and the up- and downward movements of the cabin doors (for the animation rules up and down) 4.2 General Construction and...
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Báo cáo hóa học: " Stochastic Modeling of the Spatiotemporal Wavelet Coefficients and Applications to Quality Enhancement and Error Concealment" docx

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... coefficients of the current one: its Up and Left neighbors, its spatial parent, aunts, and cousins, and its spatiotemporal parent together with its Up and Left neighbors and spatiotemporal aunts In order ... achieved by the new criterion Stochastic Modeling of the Spatiotemporal Wavelet Coefficients and Applications (a) 1935 (b) Figure 3: (a) Vertical detail subband at the highest spatial resolution of ... neighbors, and the spatiotemporal “aunts” (see Figure 1) In order to precise the model, we consider a spatiotemporal subband and let (cn,m )1≤n≤N, 1≤m≤M be the NM coefficients in this subband For...
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MULTI AGENT SYSTEMS MODELING, CONTROL, PROGRAMMING, SIMULATIONS AND APPLICATIONS docx

MULTI AGENT SYSTEMS MODELING, CONTROL, PROGRAMMING, SIMULATIONS AND APPLICATIONS docx

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... acquisition and modeling of requirements regardless of the analysis and design methodology used, and covers four essential perspectives of a MAS: organizational, structural, functional, and social ... functional, and social behavior properties 20 Multi-Agent Systems - Modeling, Control, Programming, Simulations and Applications Conclusions and future work In this work we proposed a requirements modeling ... Discover and formalize new theories and models; • Discover and formalize new theories and models; • Develop a better understanding of some features of the real system; • Develop a better understanding...
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FLUID DYNAMICS, COMPUTATIONAL MODELING AND APPLICATIONS doc

FLUID DYNAMICS, COMPUTATIONAL MODELING AND APPLICATIONS doc

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... Cosmas Mafusire and Andrew Forbes 589 611 VII Preface The content of this book covers several up-to-date topics in fluid dynamics, computational modeling and its applications, and it is intended ... transfer, combustion and energy; medical and biomechanical applications; and other important themes This book also provides a comprehensive overview of computational fluid dynamics and applications, ... Aerospace Applications 121 Francesco Battista, Tommaso Misuri and Mariano Andrenucci Chapter Mechanics of Multi-Phase Frictional Visco-Plastic, Non-Newtonian, Depositing Fluid Flow in Pipes, Disks and...
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PROGRESS IN MOLECULAR AND ENVIRONMENTAL BIOENGINEERING – FROM ANALYSIS AND MODELING TO TECHNOLOGY APPLICATIONS_2 pps

PROGRESS IN MOLECULAR AND ENVIRONMENTAL BIOENGINEERING – FROM ANALYSIS AND MODELING TO TECHNOLOGY APPLICATIONS_2 pps

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... in Molecular and Environmental Bioengineering – From Analysis and Modeling to Technology Applications chromatography The purity and the recovery of the final LF product were 94.20% and 82.46%, ... Molecular and Environmental Bioengineering – From Analysis and Modeling to Technology Applications PAGE and ELISA methods shown that the fraction in the second peak had higher purity and IgG activity ... hydrophobic interaction and facile elution by pH-induced charge repulsion between the Solute and ligand In 2008, Chen (Chen, 2008) evaluated standard HIC and new generation HIC and HIC-related chromatography...
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PROGRESS IN MOLECULAR AND ENVIRONMENTAL BIOENGINEERING – FROM ANALYSIS AND MODELING TO TECHNOLOGY APPLICATIONS_1 ppsx

PROGRESS IN MOLECULAR AND ENVIRONMENTAL BIOENGINEERING – FROM ANALYSIS AND MODELING TO TECHNOLOGY APPLICATIONS_1 ppsx

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... Tanaka and Norikazu Nishiyama Part Environmental Engineering: Modeling and Applications 551 Chapter 25 Streambank Soil Bioengineering Approach to Erosion Control 553 Francisco Sandro Rodrigues Holanda ... Other examples are of applications are in diffusion processes (Oldham and Spanier), signal processing (Marks and Hall), diffusion problems (Olmstead and Handelsman) More recent applications are in ... materials (Bagley and Torvik), although there are recent applications in splines and wavelets (Unser and Blu ; Forster, Blu et al.), control theory (Podlubny ; Xin and Fawang), and biology (El-Sayed,...
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Báo cáo khoa học: " Kinetic modeling of tumor growth and dissemination in the craniospinal axis: implications for craniospinal irradiation" pps

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... scenarios, and drafted the manuscript EH and LM provided insights into the model structure and edited the manuscript JK conceived of the model and helped to draft the manuscript All authors read and ... growth kinetics), i.e., the product of growth rate constant, and cell number for that compartment and phase For the purposes of this model, we are interested in estimating tumor control and focus ... constant in phase y; and Vs and Vb are the volumes of the spine and brain subarachnoid space compartments, respectively 's' refers to spine, 'b' refers to brain, 'f' refers to fluid, and 't' refers...
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Digital Terrain Modeling: Principles and Methodology - Chapter 1 potx

Digital Terrain Modeling: Principles and Methodology - Chapter 1 potx

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... Digital Terrain Surface Modeling 4.1 Basic Concepts of Surface Modeling 4.1.1 Interpolation and Surface Modeling 4.1.2 Surface Modeling and DTM Networks 4.1.3 Surface Modeling Function: General ... Digital terrain modeling: principles and methodology / Zhilin Li, Qing Zhu, and Chris Gold p cm Includes bibliographical references and index ISBN 0-415-32462-9 Digital mapping Methodology I Zhu, ... introduction, Chapters and are about sampling and data acquisition Chapters to are about the theories, methods, and algorithms for digital terrain modeling Chapters and are on quality control and accuracy...
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Digital Terrain Modeling: Principles and Methodology - Chapter 2 pot

Digital Terrain Modeling: Principles and Methodology - Chapter 2 pot

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... 14 DIGITAL TERRAIN MODELING: PRINCIPLES AND METHODOLOGY important in the context of terrain surface modeling The following are some of these descriptors: Descriptors ... DIGITAL TERRAIN MODELING: PRINCIPLES AND METHODOLOGY (a) (b) (c) Figure 2.1 A complex Koch line having a fractal dimension of 1.26 (a) A line with unit (b) Divided into three line segments and mid-segment ... 2004/10/22 — 16:36 — page 21 — #9 22 DIGITAL TERRAIN MODELING: PRINCIPLES AND METHODOLOGY Figure 2.5 The relationship between the least sampling interval and the highest functional frequency Left: sampling...
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Digital Terrain Modeling: Principles and Methodology - Chapter 3 doc

Digital Terrain Modeling: Principles and Methodology - Chapter 3 doc

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... Ascension Island, Diego Garcia, and Colorado Springs), and three ground antennas (Ascension Island, Diego Garcia, and Kwajalein) The locations of the monitor stations are precisely determined and each ... DIGITAL TERRAIN MODELING: PRINCIPLES AND METHODOLOGY Doppler equations: V1 · (P − S1 ) = (3.22c) V2 · (P − S2 ) = (3.22d) where V1 and V2 denote the 3-D velocity vectors of sensors and 2, respectively ... photogrammetry and is shown in Figure 3.5 In this figure, S1 and S2 are the projection centers, a and a are the two image points on the left and right images, respectively The light rays from S1 a and S2...
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Digital Terrain Modeling: Principles and Methodology - Chapter 4 pps

Digital Terrain Modeling: Principles and Methodology - Chapter 4 pps

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... for modeling, the type of source data used for modeling, and so on For the basic geometric unit used in modeling, the following approaches can be identified: point-based modeling triangle-based modeling ... point-based modeling is not practical (and is therefore not widely used) and hybrid modeling is usually converted into the triangle-based approach, grid-based surface modeling is usually used to handle ... modeling grid-based modeling a hybrid approach combining any two of the above three items In actual applications, the triangle-based and grid-based modeling are more widely used and are considered...
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Digital Terrain Modeling: Principles and Methodology - Chapter 5 pps

Digital Terrain Modeling: Principles and Methodology - Chapter 5 pps

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... and V (p1 ) and that between V (p3 ) and V (p5 ) Then, the perpendicular bisectors of line 1, and line 5, are drawn These two lines intersect the common boundary between V (p1 ) and V (p2 ) and ... TERRAIN MODELING: PRINCIPLES AND METHODOLOGY (a) (b) A D B Figure 5.15 C D A B C Empty circumcircle test To avoid “infinite loops” a zero value is considered to mean that D is “outside,” and thus ... DIGITAL TERRAIN MODELING: PRINCIPLES AND METHODOLOGY Figure 5.23 (a) Skeleton formed by a locus of the center of a disk touching the boundary (b) Figure 5.24 Voronoi diagram and skeleton of a...
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Digital Terrain Modeling: Principles and Methodology - Chapter 6 pdf

Digital Terrain Modeling: Principles and Methodology - Chapter 6 pdf

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... — 15:44 — page 117 — #3 118 DIGITAL TERRAIN MODELING: PRINCIPLES AND METHODOLOGY say, P1 (x1 , y1 , z1 ), P2 (x2 , y2 , z2 ), P3 (x3 , y3 , z3 ), and P4 (x4 , y4 , z4 ) The mathematical formula ... TERRAIN MODELING: PRINCIPLES AND METHODOLOGY expressions are as follows: n |ei | = (6.21) ei = (6.22) i=1 n i=1 where ei is the deviation of the ith reference point from the fitting surface and n ... yn xn y1 and simplified as V = X n×1 A − Z n×6 6×1 n×1 (6.26) © 2005 by CRC Press DITM: “tf1732_c006” — 2004/10/20 — 15:44 — page 125 — #11 126 DIGITAL TERRAIN MODELING: PRINCIPLES AND METHODOLOGY...
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Digital Terrain Modeling: Principles and Methodology - Chapter 7 pps

Digital Terrain Modeling: Principles and Methodology - Chapter 7 pps

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... the row direction as an example, six slopes — those between points and 6, and 7, 10 and P, P and 12, 15 and 16, as well as 16 and 17 — can be computed From the set of six slope values, three slope ... XP and YP are the coordinates of P — the point under inspection; Xi and Yi are the X and Y coordinates of the ith point in the neighborhood; and Dx and Dy are the half-window sizes in the X and ... where Slope(10, J ) and Slope(9, J )denote the slopes at points 10 and in the J direction, respectively, and SlopeC(5, J ) and SlopeC(15, J ) denote the slope changes at points and 15 in the J direction,...
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Digital Terrain Modeling: Principles and Methodology - Chapter 8 ppsx

Digital Terrain Modeling: Principles and Methodology - Chapter 8 ppsx

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... (with and without F-S points) and the ratio of grid interval The dot and square points represent the test result; the continuous curves are for regression results L1 and L2 are for Uppland and ... the mean of a random sample of size n from a particular distribution; and M be the true value of the random variable Then, the ratio Y = µ−M √ σ/ n (8.8) is a standardized variable and has approximately ... between points I and A is , then: Hi = d− d Ha + d Hb (8.31) Here Ha and Hb are the heights of points A and B, respectively, and Hi is the interpolated height of point I If points A and B are measured...
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Digital Terrain Modeling: Principles and Methodology - Chapter 9 pptx

Digital Terrain Modeling: Principles and Methodology - Chapter 9 pptx

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... 196 DIGITAL TERRAIN MODELING: PRINCIPLES AND METHODOLOGY (b) (a) Figure 9.5 Steps and linear slope compared to discrete and continuous transformations: (a) discrete (steps) and (b) continuous ... of fractal dimensions was introduced by Mandelbrot (1967) In such a space, a value between 1.0 and 2.0 is the dimension of a line and a value between 2.0 and 3.0 is the dimension of a surface In ... computer graphics and games and terrain visualization, in order to speed up the data processing Both grid and triangular networks could be represented in hierarchy (de Berg and Dobrindt 1998;...
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Digital Terrain Modeling: Principles and Methodology - Chapter 10 ppsx

Digital Terrain Modeling: Principles and Methodology - Chapter 10 ppsx

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... TERRAIN MODELING: PRINCIPLES AND METHODOLOGY and format In this chapter, only format is discussed as this chapter deals with data management 10.5.1 Concepts and Principles of DTM Data Standards ... points and lines) are used In normal practice, the grid and feature data are stored in separate files When modeling or interpolation is needed, grids are split into triangles and feature points and ... relationship, including the links between a triangle and its three vertices, between a node and its adjacent nodes, and between a triangle and its adjacent triangles, can also be set up in the...
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