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• Write name of your Tutorial Here!
  For questions involving a shape enclosed by two functions being rotated, identify the radius or height as either, the function in the
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• 2017 Fall MA 166 (calculus 2) Cylindrical shells Hamdaan Khalid
  For questions involving a shape enclosed by two functions being rotated, identify the radius or height as either, the function in the
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• Introduction to Differential Equations
  ...to a function, the result is still going to be a function (either constant functions or not). ...t variable, e.g. <math>x=sin⁡t+cos⁡t</math>. On the contrary, implicit functions are those with a dependent variable that is super hard to separate out from
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• Ordered fields
  ...e Law. Thanks to A1 and M1, we can think of addition and multiplication as functions that maps RxR into R. ...in a more unorthodox way where we let F be the set of all rational numbers functions, where F is the set of all quotients of polynomials. We can define an order
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• Limits Approaching Infinity Intuitively
  ...definition for a limit. Both of those can be found better at [[Limits of Functions | this tutorial]]. This only serves for a crash course tutor replacement f ===Limits of Continuous functions===
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• Limits Approaching Infinity Conceptually
  ...definition for a limit. Both of those can be found better at [[Limits of functions | this tutorial]]. This only serves for a crash course tutor replacement f ===Limits of Continuous functions===
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• Non-Linear Systems of ODEs
  By the expansion of Taylor series for two-variable functions, we have
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• Laplace Transforms
  ...hysicist Pierre-Simon Laplace found a transform method, which converts the functions in "time-domain" to "complex number-domain", to overcome the problem. It is ...ations. Heaviside unit step function is a typical example of discontinuous functions: <math>H(t-a)=\begin{cases}
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• Advanced Methods to Solve 2nd-Order ODEs
  ...cy= f(t)</math>, where <math>a</math>, <math>b</math>, <math>c</math> are functions with respect to <math>t</math>, and <math>f(t)</math> is a known function;
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• Characteristic Analysis of Simply Distortion Pedal
  Unable to compute the original transfer functions, I replaced the reference point of 4.5V with 0V, and I assumed that the fre ...nd finalized through WolframAlpha, I was able to attain following transfer functions:
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• Characteristic Analysis of a Simply Distortion Pedal
  Unable to compute the original transfer functions, I replaced the reference point of 4.5V with 0V, and I assumed that the fre ...nd finalized through WolframAlpha, I was able to attain following transfer functions:
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• MathSquadPages
  *[[limits_of_functions|Limits of Functions]] by [[user:yehm| Michael Yeh]]
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• ECE PhD QE ES1 2008 Problem3
  ...{H}</math>. This would imply that the sinusoidal amplitudes of the winding functions are not equal for both windings. Before any calculations can proceed furthe ...transformation works because multiplying three matrices with trigonometric functions for each entry is absurdly tedious for a timed exam under any circumstances
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• ECE PhD QE PE1 2012 Problem1
  ...ing field, field energy and electrical system currents may be expressed as functions of the <math>J</math> flux linkages and mechanical position: <math>W_f = W_
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• Signals, Systems, and Biomedical Engineering
  ...onal ultrasound, and photoacoustic tomography, all in the context of brain functions. Special emphasis is on the pros and cons of individual modalities, and the
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• ECE301Spring18-DeterminingSignalPropertiesThroughFourierExam
  We know that tangent is the quotient of two real functions, <math>tan(\omega) = sin(\omega)/cos(\omega)</math>, and is thus real. We c
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• ECE PhD QE PE1 2014 Problem2a
  A ''symmetric'' 3-phase machine has a set of winding functions that may be expressed in the following continuous form using a third-harmon
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• ECE PhD QE PE1 2014 Problem2b
  A ''symmetric'' 3-phase machine has winding functions expressed in the continuous form using a third-harmonic term given below wi
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• Walther MA279 Fall2018 topic7
  ...er produces the same melody as the first, at quarter speed. The Cantor Set functions similarly. A lot of the music we listen to on a daily basis use techniques
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• MA279Fall2018Topic1 References
  [13] Generating Functions and the Fibonacci Numbers (n.d). Retrieved from https://austinrochford.com/posts/2013-11-01-generating-functions-and-fibonacci-numbers.html
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• MA279Fall2018Topic1 Introduction
  ...cci Numbers"] ^{[https://austinrochford.com/posts/2013-11-01-generating-functions-and-fibonacci-numbers.html (13)]}. Although somewhat complicated, this
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• Page 4
  The force of interest is used widely to calculate accumulation functions that can then be applied to other calculations within financial mathematics
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• Page 5
  ...functions) which can be easily expressed as the sum of complex exponential functions using euler's formula. As well, in physics, it is also used in phasor analy
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• Audio Manipulation and LTI Systems
  ...expressed as mathematical functions such as <math>2^{-n}u[n]</math>. Such functions we compute convolutions with in class may model actual impulse responses su Below are line numbered code listings for the required Matlab helper functions.
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• MA279Fall2018Topic12 Background
  One of the important functions of the United States Census is that the information from these census repor
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• MA279Fall2018topic12 Background
  One of the important functions of the United States Census is that the information from these census repor
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• Filtering text on a chalkboard
  ...rd, we would need to have an ‘edge-detection’ program that essentially functions as a high-pass filter (HPF), to highlight the lines of the equations/letter
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• Play Stephen Foster's "Beautiful Dreamer" Using MATLAB
  ...ve for math with your love for music by utilizing the exponential and sine functions in MATLAB to create signals that recreate a piece of music. This example de
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• Play Stephen Foster's
  ...ve for math with your love for music by utilizing the exponential and sine functions in MATLAB to create signals that recreate a piece of music. This example de
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• 2019 Spring ECE 301 Boutin 21 Savage in MATLAB Jeff Rodrigues
  ...used to input each frequency into a sine wave. The 'reshape' and 'soundsc' functions are used to process and then play the signal.
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• AM SSB and DSM Matlab Exercise
  This is an exercise in Amplitude Modulation using sine and cosine functions as carriers. You will essentially create two different "radio" transmitters
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• Playing Musical Notes using MATLAB
  Utilizing both exponential and sine functions in MATLAB, you can recreate your favorite melody in MATLAB!<br />
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• Applications of Convolution: Simple Image Blurring
  ...ought of as having one function "smoothed" into another, or having the two functions "blended". This simple intuition offers insights into its uses in image blu ...ixels surrounding it. It can be expressed as a discrete convolution of two functions f[n] and g[n], where f[n] represents the discrete pixel values in the image
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• Creating your own vowel resonators using tubing
  ...erent sizes of tubes together to better approximate the vocal tract. Area functions of the vocal tract for different vowel sounds are shown in these sources: ...ed together were based on approximations of the vocal tract using the area functions provided on the websites listed above. Pictures of the tubes for "ah" and
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• Walther MA271 Fall2020 topic20
  ...with periodic functions while the transform is concerned with nonperiodic functions.
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• Walther MA271 Fall2020 topic9
  [[Laplace Operator Page 4 2020|4. Applications: Harmonic Functions]]
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• Walther MA271 Fall2020 topic28
  ...ery important formula that relates trigonometric functions and exponential functions. We can use Euler’s formula to model rotations in 2D. With cosine and sine functions and theta as our parameter, we can rotate a point, P by some angle theta in
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• Walther MA271 Fall2020 topic24
  ...ew, growing field which is most commonly used to optimize linear objective functions, meaning it will minimize or maximize the intersection of cones of matrices
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• Walther MA271 Fall2020 topic14: Review of Reparametrizing
  ...erentiate it with respect to a different variable, creating newer, simpler functions. One application of this includes u-substitution, where we let an arbitrary
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• Walther MA271 Fall2020 topic19
  ...al Analysis that deals with the study of complex numbers, as well as their functions and derivatives. Applications of Complex Analysis can be mostly be found in ...ll always satisfy all the properties of analytical functions, whereas real functions do not.
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• Walther MA271 Fall2020 topic14: Introduction
  ...ine and cosine," "U-substitution," "trigonometric substitution," "rational functions," and "numerical integration" and still not get the desired answer and end ...l sign helps to find the derivative on the nth order of the product of two functions to be expressed with a formula's help.
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• Walther MA271 Fall2020 topic14: Uses of Feynman's Technique
  Since we are deriving in terms of "a", the only functions that come to mind which result in <math> \ln{x} </math>, are <math> x^{a} <
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• Walther MA271 Fall2020 topic23
  ...btracted, multiplied, and divided (or multiplied by the inverse) just like functions, but the processes are a little different. For example, to multiply a matri
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• Walther MA271 Fall2020 topic14: Applications to Physics
  ...create relationships between values, there are many ways for us to create functions to use with Feynman's rule.
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• Walther MA271 Fall2020 topic14: Applications with Physics
  ...ns or functions and introduce ideas from complex numbers to simplify their functions. To give an example of how this is done, let's have a look at the following
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• Walther MA271 Fall2020 topic14: Applications to Physics & Mathematics
  ...ns or functions and introduce ideas from complex numbers to simplify their functions. To give an example of how this is done, let's look at the following exampl
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• Walther MA271 Fall2020 topic14: Application of Leibniz's Rule in Electrostatics
  ...create relationships between values, there are many ways for us to create functions to use with Feynman's rule.
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• Walther MA271 Fall2020 topic14: Conclusion
  ...their required problem with Feynman's Integral technique by tweaking their functions or equations problems in Banach space a lot simpler. Physicists dealing wit ...bjects. Although this integration technique focuses mainly on manipulating functions and differentiating to simplify a problem, there are many different ways to
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• Laplace Operator Page 4 2020
  ==Applications: Harmonic Functions== Harmonic functions are functions that satisfy the equation
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• Walther MA271 Fall2020 topic7 IntegrationDerivation
  ...space. This is done using ''O_X,x'', a group of differentiable functions roughly equivalent to ''X'' about a neighborhood around x and also near ''Y
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• Walther MA271 Fall2020 topic7 Applications
  ...atural way for mathematicians to observe multivalued functions. These are functions where a single input value can have multiple output values, or where one in
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• Walther MA271 Fall2020 topic7 Bibliography
  Great for understanding multivalued functions and how the surfaces display them:
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• Walther MA271 Fall2020 topic3
  ...l loops that are homotopic. The official definition of a homotopy from the functions f to g is F(x,0) = f(x), while F(x,1) = g(x). The fundamental group is the ...https://courses.lumenlearning.com/boundless-algebra/chapter/trigonometric-functions-and-the-unit-circle/
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• Walther MA271 Fall2020 topic1: A Note on Groups
  Simply by using a composition operation on two functions, one has arrived at a brand new permutation set (3,2,1). By applying this o
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• Laplace Operator Page 2 2020
  ...and decreasing slopes naturally create valleys and hills in the graphs of functions, creating a parallel between the second derivative and the Laplace operator
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• Walther MA271 Fall2020 topic1: Main Discussion
  [[File:AbelRuffiniTheoremTwo.png|500 px|thumbnail| Figure 4.3: Symmetric functions for the polynomial P(x)]]
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• Walther MA271 Fall2020 topic25
  ...imum Principle in analysis describes where maximum values can be found for functions described by parabolic and elliptic partial differential equations. These p Partial differential equations describe the rates of change of functions with multiple independent variables. They are used because it is often easi
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• Definitions and statistical formulas
  ...s the outcome we are looking for. The integrals of all probability density functions are equal to 1.
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• IntroductionMA271Sayers
  ...ebra can be understood as a commutative subring (under a field of rational functions F) formed from the iterative mutation of an initial “seed” (or set) of
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• GroupsRingsAndFieldsMA271Sayers
  ...es not contain an element x such that 3x = 1. However, the set of rational functions is a field because it obeys every property of a commutative ring and contai
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• FormationClusterAlgebraMA271Sayers
  ...articular, they form a ring R[X] that is a subset of the field of rational functions F of which the initial set (in this example, {x₁, x₂}
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• Walther MA271 Fall2020 topic8
  ...plex and intricate patterns. Modular forms are different from most of the functions that you have dealt with, as they exist in an imaginary plane, but the impa While there are a number of functions that deal with modular arithmetic, modular forms must meet a very specific
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• IntroductionCBCP
  ...with a norm (||.||)”. Norms will be discussed first and are essentially functions that map a vector space and map it as a function of scalars. The definition
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• More Sources
  [https://www.statisticshowto.com/likelihood-function/| Likelihood Functions]<br /> ...ps://mathinsight.org/probability_density_function_idea|Probability Density Functions]<br />
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• ApplicationsCBCP
  ...type of series that repeats at regular intervals using summated sinusoidal functions. They are said to be periodic. Some examples of Fourier series can be seen
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• Swanson MA279 Fall2022 topic10
  While not a block cipher or even a cipher method, hash functions are an important part of cyber security that should also be mentioned. They
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• Swanson MA279 Fall2022 topic11
  Once a modifier is computed, a value indicating how many hash-functions are needed to be solved is computed as
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• Swanson MA279 Fall2022 topic2
  ...both players as parameters. A Nash Equilibrium is reached when the payoff functions both players are maximized by picking the best strategy <math>s^*</math>. T
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• Swanson MA279 Fall2022 topic6
  ...is less than m. The same applies for SHA-1, but also SHA-2 and all hashing functions since the inputs are [theoretically] infinite, but the output is finite. Wh
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