2013 APL Problem Solving Competition – Phase II Problem Descriptions This year, the problems in Phase II are divided into three sets representing three general categories: Math/Computer Science, Engineering and Biology

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• APL programming language family
• Array programming languages
• Functional languages
• Recreational mathematics
• Polyomino
• APL
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• Domino
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• Computing
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2013 International APL Problem Solving Competition - Phase I Phase I Tips We have provided you with several test cases for each problem to help you validate your solution. We recommend that you build your solution using

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• APL programming language family
• Array programming languages
• Functional languages
• Linear algebra
• Vectors
• APL
• Matrix
• Array programming
• J
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• Computing
• Algebra

Problem Set 10 Electrodynamics Spring, ‘14 Due: April 3, 2014 Problem 1: Calculate the phase shift for totally internally reflected light for the transverse magnetic (TM) polarization. Is this phase shift the same as f

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• Polarization
• Electromagnetic radiation
• Geometrical optics
• Physical optics
• Physical quantities
• Circular polarization
• Linear polarization
• Dielectric
• Fresnel equations
• Optics
• Physics
• Electromagnetism

How to Start: Thinking of a Problem and the Questions It Raises Often the most difficult yet important stage in a SoTL project is the initial phase, choosing a “problem” (Bass) to investigate and then developing your

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• Educational technology
• Metacognition
• Question
• Scholarship of Teaching and Learning
• Educational psychology
• Education
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2014 International APL Problem Solving Competition - Phase I Phase I Tips We have provided you with several test cases for each problem to help you validate your solution. We recommend that you build your solution using

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• APL programming language family
• Array programming languages
• Functional languages
• Vectors
• Linear algebra
• APL
• K
• Vector space
• Sequence container
• Algebra
• Software engineering
• Computing

Ab Initio Phasing by Dual-Space Direct Methods Charles M. Weeks1, George M. Sheldrick2, Russ Miller1,3 , Isabel Usón2 and Herbert A. Hauptman1 1Hauptman-Woodward Medical Research Institute, Inc. 73 High Street, Buffalo

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• Science
• Phase problem
• Fourier transform
• Molecular replacement
• Patterson function
• Structure factor
• Fourier analysis
• Crystallography
• Mathematical analysis
• Physics

Electrodynamics Spring ‘14 Problem Set 10 Problem 4 Since circularly polarized light can be analyzed as two perpendicular plane waves 90o out of phase, we will analyze this problem in terms of those two plane waves. We

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How does order emerge? 13 March 2015 Universität Munich, the Freie Universität Berlin, and the Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas in Madrid have succeeded in measuring the emergence of order in a clean an

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• Quantum phases
• Quantum mechanics
• Lattice models
• Phase transition
• Optical lattice
• Quantum optics
• Many-body problem
• Quantum phase transition
• Bose–Einstein condensate
• Physics
• Condensed matter physics
• Statistical mechanics

1632 IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON SIGNAL PROCESSING, VOL. 61, NO. 7, APRIL 1, 2013 Vectorial Phase Retrieval of 1-D Signals Oren Raz, Nirit Dudovich, and Boaz Nadler, Member, IEEE

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• Noise
• Nyquist–Shannon sampling theorem
• Vector space
• Phase retrieval
• Signal-to-noise ratio
• Inverse problem
• Algebra
• Mathematics
• Linear algebra

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• Diffraction
• Crystallography
• Wave mechanics
• Optics
• Protein structure
• X-ray crystallography
• Phase problem
• Interference
• Wavelength
• Physics
• Science
• Chemistry