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1400-1411, 2011 ISSN 1991-8178 On The Exact Solution of Newell-Whitehead-Segel Equation Using the Homotopy Perturbation Method 1 S.

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285-294 99%

http://www.scirp.org/journal/jamp http://dx.doi.org/10.4236/jamp.2015.33042 On the Exact Solution of Burgers-Huxley Equation Using the Homotopy Perturbation Method S.

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benhar 99%

The matrix elements of HI between eigenstates of H0 , are generally large, and cannot be used to do standard perturbation theory ?

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resume may2014 98%

Varsity Volleyball    Member of team, 11th, 12th grade 15 hrs/wk, 10 wks/yr Division champions in 2012 Tae-Kwon-Do/Karate    Began at age 5, continued until in 11th grade 3 hrs/wk, 50 wks/yr Received black belt in 8th grade, second degree black belt in 10th grade Additional Information Diwakaran Ilangovan The Perception of Vertical Visual Perturbation While Walking Abstract:

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resume 98%

Resume    Diwakaran Ilangovan  Diwakaran Ilangovan, sophomore at Yale College  Date of Birth: September 1st, 1995  Diwakaran.ilangovan@yale.edu    Kinesiology Research at the University of Maryland Department of Kinesiology        11th – 12th grade  35 hrs/wk, 10 wks/yr  Research with Dr. John J. Jeka on the effects of vertical visual perturbations on human body  mechanics in walking  Analyzing how random vertical oscillations of a subjects surroundings (controlled, in a virtual  reality environment) affect the kinematics of the human body while subjects walk on a  treadmill. By analyzing the components of a subject’s surroundings separately, we can better  understand how the brain coordinates stimuli with responses.  o Created random signals for use in the experiment and also created the program that  coordinated the virtual  reality room’s displays with the signal  o Analyzed data of a wide range of fields, including general body movement data,   Electromyographical data, and eye movement data  o Identified Fourier transforms between the signals and the data  o Applied physical and mathematical findings to the biological task – identified key  features in the data that pointed to specific responses  o Produced data for analysis in future studies involving Parkinson's patients and  comparative tests with other types of perturbations  Full research paper submitted separately, see abstract below  Research paper entered in Intel Science Talent Search, selected as semifinalist on Jan 9, 2013.    Physics Team       Head captain of school physics team, 11th 12th grades  9th – 12th grade  3hrs/wk, 30 wks/yr  USAPhO (USA Physics Olympiad) Semifinalist (Approximately top 400 in the country) 10th, 11th,  12th grades  Physics Bowl Regional runner up, 9th grade    Math Team         Co‐Captain of school math team, 12th grade  9th – 12th grade  3 hrs/wk, 30 wks/yr  USAMO (USA Math Olympiad) Qualifier (Approximately top 270 in the country) 10th, 11th, 12th  grades  AIME (American Invitational Math Examination) Qualifier (Approximately top 5 percent in the  country) 7th‐12th grades  University of Maryland High School Math Competition Honorable Mention (Approximately top  50 in the state) 9th – 12th grades  Member of school PUMaC (Princeton University Math Competiton) A team, 5th, 6th, 2nd place in A  division in 10th, 11th, 12th grade respectively    Resume       Diwakaran Ilangovan  PUMaC individual finalist (at least within top 40) in A division 11th,12th grade  Member of school HMMT (Harvard MIT Math Tournament) A team, 8th, 9th, 6th place in A  division in 10th, 11th, 12th grade respectively  Member of school ARML (American Regional Math League) A team, 7th, 9th, 7th in 10th, 11th, 12th     Biology Club     Co‐founder and Co‐captain of school biology club, 12th grade  5 hrs/wk, 15 wks/yr  USABO (USA Biology Olympiad) Qualifier (Approximately top 10%), 11th, 12th grade    Computer Science     Montgomery Blair High School Computer Systems Operator (SysOp), 11th, 12th grade  USA Computing Olympiad (USACO) Silver division, 9th – 12th grade  Known languages  o Java  o C/C++/Objective C  o MATLAB  o LaTeX    Science Bowl       Captain, 11th, 12th grade  9th – 12th grade  3 hrs/wk, 20 wks/yr  Regional winners, 9th – 11th grade  National runner ups, 10th grade    Sai Seva Volunteer Work    Participant in Hindu volunteer organization to feed the needy in D.C., 11th, 12th grade  o 5 hrs/wk, 22 wks/yr  o Make and distribute healthy, vegetarian cuisine to the homeless in D.C., including  vegetable rice, potato curry, and red kidney bean curry  Works in association with the Lions Club Eyeglass recycling center, 11th, 12th grade  o 5hrs/wk, 12 wks/yr  o Help the Lions Club in recycling of used eyeglasses, including washing, identifying the  prescription, and packing for shipment to third world countries.    Varsity Volleyball     Member of team, 11th, 12th grade  15 hrs/wk, 10 wks/yr  Division champions in 2012    Tae‐Kwon‐Do/Karate     Began at age 5, continued until in 11th grade  3 hrs/wk, 50 wks/yr  Received black belt in 8th grade, second degree black belt in 10th grade    Resume    Diwakaran Ilangovan  The Perception of Vertical Visual Perturbation While Walking    Abstract:      By using the information our eyes collect from our surroundings, we can better stabilize  ourselves and keep in control of both standing and walking. Many studies have been done to  test the effects of horizontal and lateral visual motion, but no studies have been done of  vertical visual movement. In this study, we observed the effect that random vertical movement  of a subject’s surroundings has on the subject while walking on a treadmill, expecting that  perhaps a small but measurable response would be produced. The subjects were presented  with two different amplitude signals, while walking at 5 kilometers per hour, and their body  kinematics were measured. Frequency response functions were calculated, and the gains and  phases demonstrate interesting results – there is evidence of down‐weighting, the “ignoring” of  high amplitude perturbations that has been documented in other studies, and there are  noteworthy patterns in the gains across the frequencies studied. While reactions were stronger  in the lower frequencies in the Anterior‐Posterior direction, they were stronger in the higher  frequencies in the Medial‐Lateral direction. This is hypothesized to be because higher frequency  perturbations are also shorter period perturbations, and so they affect the subject in the span  of a single gait cycle. Phase plots show us other interesting patterns, for example an upward  movement of the vertical field leads to a forward movement of the body, which would indicate  how the body perceives these perturbations. These results together provide a compelling  argument that vertical visual feedback is in fact highly important in the maintenance of stability  of the body. The findings can be used in future studies that compare the responses of healthy  subjects to the responses of pathological walkers, which could lead to the discovery of the  causes of several types of walking disorders and corresponding treatments to help the suffering  individuals recover.   

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Nonequilibrium Statistical Operator-IJMPB05 94%

Perturbation of one subsystem may produce a nonequilibrium state which is then relaxed to an equilibrium state due to the interaction between particles or with a thermal bath.

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in other words, a small perturbation in the path of the particle will not change the quantum amplitude as long as the perturbation does not affect the way the tubes cross.

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SV2 chap. 2 80%

le MI perturbé par l’activité cellulaire (production de sécrétions, déchets engendrés) ou les variations du milieu extérieur (T°) maintient sa stabilité via mécanismes régulateurs (qui détectent et corrigent une perturbation modérée d’un des paramètres du MI) =>

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Reg No:

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gp-2014-1742.R1 77%

The method linearizes the downward continuation operator and es- 55 tablishes a linear relationship between the model perturbation and image perturbation.

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Analyse des performances de centrales photovoltaïques 74%

Analyses & Performances des installations photovoltaïques I.

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TestPDF 74%

4 -Différentes étapes de la formation d’un cyclone tropical - Au départ, il faut une perturbation, autrement dit des nuages porteurs d’averses.

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Many-Particle Strongly Interacting Systems 73%

Many-body calculations are often done for model many-particle systems by using a perturbation expansion.

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Magnetic Polaron 72%

It was shown within the perturbation theory that the state of an itinerant charge carrier is renormalized due to the spin disorder scattering.

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Recent developments in Bogoliubov Many-Body Perturbation Theory Pierre Arthuis IRFU, CEA, Université Paris - Saclay with T.

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Bira vK 65%

e.g., NLO, N2LO, N3LO, N4LO, … Here 1) Describe NN and 3N approximately 2) Treat everything else in perturbation theory cf.

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A10431W1 A3 2016-corrected 64%

[2] Use first-order perturbation theory to calculate the corrections to the lowest two energy levels for b 6= 0.

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Press Release - Not The Bees - Octopuses - October 2016 64%

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(4) RATP Gomes (Orsay) -- Lourenceau (Orsay) (36 mins) 61%

14h14 26902 91-08 Trafic normal, pas de perturbation identifiée sur cet itinéraire (vérific ation effec tuée le 1 3 /0 7 /1 3 à 1 1 h1 1 ) * www.ratp.fr/itineraires/fr/ratp/resultat-detaille/start/26%2C+Rue+Aristide+Briand%2C+91400%2C+Orsay/end/29%2C+Avenue+des+Pierrots%2C+91400… 1/4 13/07/13 RATP, transports à Paris et en Ile-de-France :

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