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W. G. Schmidt,A. Hermann,F. Fuchs,M. Preusste the problem in terms of Beltrami fields in order to state existence and uniqueness. We prove a general scattering theorem when the incident field is a chiral electromagnetic Herglotz pair. Using low-frequency techniques the scattering problem is reduced to an iterative sequence of potential probl

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Olaf Marxen,Ulrich Ristonal defence applications is presented. In addition to this, the importance of investing human research resources for the benefit of National Defence is emphasized based on 35 years of experience in Greece. As a last point the significance of Military Universities of establishing graduate studies is

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Q. Zhang,T. P. Bui,W. A. El-Askary,M. Meinke,W. Schr?dered methods for improving those skills. It is an outgrowth of a conference held in April 2013 at the Hellenic Military Academy and brings together a broad variety of mathematical methods and theories with several applications. It discusses directions and pursuits of scientists that pertain to enginee

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Q. Yerent and cognitively natural notion such as “closeness” among variables reflects accurately their associations..Through suitable optimization techniques that will be introduced and discussed in detail in what follows, “closeness” can be converted into a compelling graph-theoretic representation that

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Andreas Schütte,Gunnar Einarsson,Britta Sch?ning,Axel Raichle,Wulf M?nnich,Thomas Alrutz,Jens Neumaneeing an object activates motor information and that language is also grounded in perceptual and motor systems. They are discussed within the framework of embodied cognitive science. We argue that models able to reproduce the experiments should be embodied organisms, whose brain is simulated with ne