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28:59 Waves in Complex Continua (Wavinar) - Stewart… Waves in Complex Continua (Wavinar) - Stewart Haslinger (University of Liverpool)	Waves in Complex Continua (Wavinar) - Stewart Haslinger (University of Liverpool) Subtitles can be turned off by clicking CC. Stewart Haslinger (University of Liverpool, UK) Expected reflection of ultrasound by randomly rough defects for inspection qualification wave surface direction scattering field waves amplitude point idea approximation energy array function matrix angles band vector roughness water phase icms wavesincomplexcontinua wavinar stewarthaslinger university of liverpool seminar parameters surfaces correlation defects formula incident height reflection From Liam Holligan on May 14th, 2021 0 likes 6 plays 0 Publisher Liam Holligan Licence Type All rights reserved Language English Date Created May 4th, 2021
29:41 Waves in Complex Continua (Wavinar) - Malte A.… Waves in Complex Continua (Wavinar) - Malte A. Peter	Waves in Complex Continua (Wavinar) - Malte A. Peter To turn off subtitles please click CC. Malte Peter (University of Augsburg, Germany) Graded arrays for spatial frequency separation and amplification of water waves wave surface direction scattering field waves amplitude point idea approximation energy array function matrix angles band vector roughness water phase cylinder transfer structures frequency left thing theory velocity From Liam Holligan on May 14th, 2021 0 likes 12 plays 0 Publisher Liam Holligan Licence Type All rights reserved Language English Date Created May 4th, 2021
27:55 Waves in Complex Continua (Wavinar) - Matteo… Waves in Complex Continua (Wavinar) - Matteo Albani	Waves in Complex Continua (Wavinar) - Matteo Albani Click CC to off subtitles. Matteo Albani (University of Siena, Italy) Analysis and Design of Inhomogeneous Lenses for Millimeter Wave Communications wave surface direction scattering field waves amplitude point idea approximation energy array function matrix angles band vector roughness water phase ray equation curvature lens lenses variation starting material 3d front question From Liam Holligan on May 10th, 2021 0 likes 22 plays 0 Publisher Liam Holligan Licence Type All rights reserved Language English Date Created May 4th, 2021 Retain Source File Yes
55:34 Anna Felikson (Durham) Title: Mutations of… Anna Felikson (Durham) Title: Mutations of non-integer quivers: finite mutation type	Anna Felikson (Durham) Title: Mutations of non-integer quivers: finite mutation type Anna Felikson (Durham)Title: Mutations of non-integer quivers: finite mutation typeGiven a skew-symmetric non-integer (real) matrix, one can construct a quiver with non-integer weights of arrows.… integrable days integrability integrable systems mutation triangle integer arrows belt picture graph cyclic angles pi vertex reflection classifications triangles exchange quiver side matrix space plane From OLLIE Quinn on December 3rd, 2020 0 likes 23 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved Language English Date Created November 28th, 2020
02:49 When Pixels Work as Attributes and When They… When Pixels Work as Attributes and When They Don't	When Pixels Work as Attributes and When They Don't When Pixels Work as Attributes and When They Don't iaml data digit digits pixels meaning lot stroke vision reason slant bitmap pixel input idea cases domain attributes transformation slants angles box From Nigel Goddard on September 17th, 2016 1 likes 2,284 plays 0 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution

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