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Aug 13, 2013

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V n-1 V n V n+1

V n-1 V n V n+1. L k n-1 L k n L k n+1. Y n. The Pulse compressor system is based on a high Q 0 storage cavity working on a “whispering gallery” mode TM 10, 1, 1 Q 0 = 197 800 (calculated with HFSS) f 0 = 2.9985 GHz β = Q x / Q 0 = 6. The RF System of the Probe Beam Linac in CTF3.

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Slaughterhouse V -1

Slaughterhouse V -1. Why Write?. Outline. General Introduction Starting Questions on Chapter 1 Chapter I: Frames Why Write – the author in the text Views of Life – So it goes . Kurt Vonnegut (1922 - ). The “author” in SH-V.

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Chapter V-1

Chapter V-1. Conflicts of Interest. Conflicts Intro. What rule governs concurrent conflicts of interest? Rule 1.7 Successive conflicts? Rule 1.9 Special conflicts? Rule 1.8 Imputation? Rule 1.10 Imputation for working as government lawyer? Rule 1.11. Mr. Law School.

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Abate (V) 1

Abate (V) 1. To make less in amount, degree, etc. to subside, become less; to deduct S-diminish, decrease, subside, let up A-intensify, increase, magnify. Absolve (V) 2. To clear from blame, responsibility or guilt S- acquit, exonerate, vindicate, excuse, pardon

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OneNote v 1:1

OneNote v 1:1. And the winner is …………………. Graham Hughes Learning Technologies Advisor. Imagine OneNote like a bookshelf full of 3-Ring Binders. Each binder is separated by tabs. Each tab is full of pages. Notebooks can be local, or shared; sharing can be wide or narrow.

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V 1

V 1. V 2. No edges between vertices in V 1 or V 2 This is a bipartite graph but not a complete bipartite graph ( so it is NOT K 6, 4 ). b. a. c. g. f. e. d. {a, b, d }, {c, e, f, g} K 3, 4. How many vertices and edges in K m, n ?. If a is in V1, then, b, d, e must be in V2 (why?)

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v 1

v 3. f 3. e 4. e 1. f 4. v 4. e 2. v 1. e 5. e 6. f 1. e 3. v 2. f 2. +. -. -. +. +. +. -. union. difference. Y. X. X. Z. Y. X. Z. -. -. +. +. X. -. -. +. +. Y. Cartesian product 3D (X,Z) X (Y). Reduce dimensionality Z →X X→Y. Reduce

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V 1

2. G 1. 1. V 1. x. V e. V 1. .  2. V r. . .  2. V e. V r. V 1. . .  2. V e. G 2. V r. G 1. V 1. . . R.

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V 1

Modeling of Electrical Circuits. C. L. +. V 1. -. R 1. R 2. Q q. Q q2. Current in the resistor R 1 =. q ve q 2 : Gen. charges. Example 3.1:. V 1 : Input. L=3.4 mH, C=286 µ F, R 1 =3.2 Ω , R 2 =4.5 Ω. D(s)=0.02618s 3 +26.288s 2 +11188.81s=0.

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v 1

v 1.  1 v 1. x.  0 v 0. v 0.  1 u 1 =Av 1.  1  1 v 1. Ax.  0  0 v 0.  0 u 0 =Av 0.  1 v 1. v 1. x. v 0.  0 v 0.  1  1 v 1.  1 u 1 =Av 1. Ax.  0 u 0 =Av 0.  0  0 v 0.

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P 1 V 1 = P 2 V 2

Boyle’s Law. y = A / x. Pressure = A Volume. PV = constant. P 1 V 1 = P 2 V 2. ↑ P ↓ V. Inverse relationship. ↓P ↑V. Practice Problem A gas occupies a volume of 3.86 L at 0.750 atm . At what pressure will the volume be 4.86 L ?. V 1. P 1. ? P 2. V 2.

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V 1 – Introduction

V 1 – Introduction. Mon, Oct 15, 2012 Bioinformatics 3 — Volkhard Helms. => Connectivity. How Does a Cell Work?. A cell is a crowded environment => many different proteins, metabolites, compartments, …. On a microscopic level => direct two-body interactions.

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• v = (v 0 , v 1 , ..., v n-1 ) : code vector v (1) = (v n-1 , v 0 , v 1 , …, v n-2 )

Ⅲ Cyclic Code. • shift registers with feedback connections inherent algebraic structure  Algorithmic technique • random-error correction burst-error correction. Def : Cyclic Code (i) one linear code ( subset of GF(q)[x]/x n -1 )

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M 1 . V 1 = M 2 . V 2

NaOH = ? M. HCl = 0.10 M. M 1 . V 1 = M 2 . V 2. (0.10 M )(1.10 mL) = ( M 2 )(2.35 mL). Titration Lab Teacher Notes: Step 1) Mix 5 liters of 0.100 M HCl M 1 V 1 = M 2 V 2 (0.100 M) (5000 mL) = (12.1 M) (x mL) requires 41.3 mL of 12.1 M HCl for 5 L of 0.100 M HCl

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V 1 – Introduction

V 1 – Introduction. Mon, Oct 14, 2013 Bioinformatics 3 — Volkhard Helms. => Connectivity. How Does a Cell Work?. A cell is a crowded environment => many different proteins, metabolites, compartments, …. On a microscopic level => direct two-body interactions.

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