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Kenneth Thibodeau
Constructed Past Theory (CPT) is an abstract representation of how information about the past is produced and interpreted. It is grounded in the assertion that whatever we can write or say about anything in the past is the product of cognition. Understan...
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Aliyye Kara, Ibrahim Eksin and Ata Mugan
The design optimization of structures can be conducted in either the time domain or the frequency domain. The frequency domain approach is advantageous compared to its time domain counterpart, especially if the degree of freedom is large, the objectives ...
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Diogo F. P. Cunha, Rui Dias, Manuel J. L. F. Rodrigues and Mikhail I. Vasilevskiy
In the majority of experiments targeting nonlinear optical phenomena, the application of high-intensity pulses drives electrons in graphene into a strongly non-equilibrium state. Under these conditions, conventional perturbation theory falls short in exp...
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Giovanni Andrea Casula, Giacomo Muntoni, Paolo Maxia and Giorgio Montisci
A printed log-periodic dipole array (LPDA) for DVB-T2 Digital TV applications, covering the whole DVB-T2 UHF band from Channel 21 to Channel 69 (470 MHz?860 MHz), is presented. The presented antenna offers a compact size and a lower cost compared to both...
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Thomas Parr, Karl Friston and Peter Zeidman
Bayesian inference typically focuses upon two issues. The first is estimating the parameters of some model from data, and the second is quantifying the evidence for alternative hypotheses?formulated as alternative models. This paper focuses upon a third ...
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