Titlebook: Nonlinear Systems, Vol. 1; Mathematical Theory Victoriano Carmona,Jesús Cuevas-Maraver,Elisabeth Book 2018 Springer Nature Switzerland AG

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On the Numerical Approximation to Generalized Ostrovsky Equations: IItions. The periodic initial-value problem for the equations is numerically solved with a fully discrete scheme based on pseudospectral discretization in space and a fourth-order composition Runge-Kutta method as time integrator. The resulting scheme is checked and applied to study numerically the dy

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Simulating Laser Dynamics with Cellular Automataan overview of an alternative model based on a cellular automaton (CA). We also present a panorama of different variants of the model: the original one, designed to simulate general laser dynamics; an additional one, that was proposed to simulate pulsed pumped lasers; and finally a new model to simu

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Antonio Algaba,Natalia Fuentes,Estanislao Gamero,Cristóbal Garcías) and Merck in Madrid in 1954. An exploration of the genealogy for such a programme, its narratives and practices, shows that the main inspirations were the factory system of production, and Selman Waksman’s research agenda on microorganisms of the soil. The relationship between industrial producti

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Mathieu Desroches,Soledad Fernández-García,Martin Krupa,Rafel Prohens,Antonio E. Terueland class in Chapter 5, opens in a world in desperate need, both physical and (though the shepherds do not always recognize this) spiritual; although most of the play concerns the shepherds’ attempts to meet their physical needs, it ends in a world still cold and hungry, but spiritually satisfied (t

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and class in Chapter 5, opens in a world in desperate need, both physical and (though the shepherds do not always recognize this) spiritual; although most of the play concerns the shepherds’ attempts to meet their physical needs, it ends in a world still cold and hungry, but spiritually satisfied (t

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Francisco R. Villatoros’,. which is as far as the civil service caution of Headlam’s book would allow him to go in the direction of saying that Gogarty seemed to him a typical Irishman. The reasons he gives for this are not very satisfactory: ‘his fluent witty speech, his stories good, bad and indifferent, his brilliant