Problem Set 6 Ch21c Spring 2014 TA: Michiel Niesen, Ruijie (Kelly) Zhang [removed], [removed] Due: June 3, 2014 5pm in Michiel’s mailbox in Noyes

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• Science
• Materials science
• Adsorption
• Catalysis
• Colloidal chemistry
• Langmuir equation
• Langmuir
• Partition function
• Chemical equilibrium
• Chemistry
• Physical chemistry
• Surface chemistry

CMSC 426 Problem Set 2 Due: Tuesday, March 4, 2003, 11:00, at the start of class. Email all Matlab code to the TA before 11:00 also.

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• Canny edge detector
• Mathematics
• Edge detection
• Artificial intelligence
• Statistics
• Gaussian blur
• Scale space implementation
• Image processing
• Computer vision
• Gaussian function

Problem Set 2 Ch21c Spring 2014 TA: Michiel Niesen, Ruijie (Kelly) Zhang [removed], [removed] Due: April 17, 2014 5pm in Michiel’s mailbox in Noyes

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• Physical quantities
• Electromagnetism
• Electron
• Leptons
• Magnetism
• Magnetic field
• Spin
• Partition function
• Physics
• Spintronics
• Quantum electrodynamics

Problem Set 3 CMSC 426 Due: Thursday, April 3 Overview: This problem set will work a little different. There will be a standard part, and an advanced part. Students may choose to do either part. Alternately, they may cho

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• Normal distribution
• Hough transform
• Multivariate statistics
• Estimation theory
• Gaussian function
• Graham scan
• Statistics
• Computer vision
• RANSAC

Problem Set 1 CMSC 426 Due September 13, 2005 Written exercises (10 points each) 1. Find the maximum value, y, of the function y = 3 + 2x – 4x2 2. Find the values of the following integrals:

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• Linear algebra
• MATLAB
• Vector space
• Sine
• Array programming
• Orthogonality
• Euclidean vector
• Angle
• Polar coordinate system
• Algebra
• Mathematics
• Abstract algebra

Problem Set 3 Ch21c Spring 2014 TA: Michiel Niesen, Ruijie (Kelly) Zhang [removed], [removed] Due: April 28, 2014 5pm in Michiel’s mailbox in Noyes

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• Physical quantities
• Chemical properties
• Computational chemistry
• Molecular physics
• Partition function
• Equipartition theorem
• Quantum harmonic oscillator
• Heat capacity
• Protein folding
• Chemistry
• Physics
• Thermodynamics

Problem Set 3 CMSC 426 Due: Thursday, April 3 Overview: This problem set will work a little different. There will be a standard part, and an advanced part. Students may choose to do either part. Alternately, they may

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• Normal distribution
• Variance
• Multivariate statistics
• Computer vision
• Gaussian function
• Graham scan
• Statistics
• RANSAC
• Data analysis

Problem Set 2 Solutions Problem 1: Maxwell-Boltzmann Distribution a) The fluctuations are given by h(δa)2 i: h(δa)2 i = ha2 i − hai2 = 0

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Problem Set 3 Solutions Problem 1: Equipartition Theorem a) Since {xi }, {yj }, {pxi }, and {pyj } are all classical variables we should use the classical form of the partition function: 

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Venn Diagrams with gplots Steffen M¨oller June 30, 2014 Venn diagrams1 allow for a quick overview on the number of elements that multiple sets share. And when those elements are representing traits of real objects, like

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• Venn
• Set
• Function
• Diagrams
• Mathematics
• Venn diagram