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Gathers the 14 papers presented during a March 2000 symposium on algebraic geometry. The contributors survey the links between geometry and the theory of Korteweg de Vries (KdV) equations, as well as new developments in orbifold string theory. Other papers investigate orthogonal complex hyperbolic arrangements, vector bundles on the cubic threefold, using symmetry to count rational curves, the Nash conjecture for non-projective threefolds, and the punctual Hilbert scheme of a symplectic fourfold. No index. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
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An essential text for both students and professionals, combining detailed theory with clear practical guidance This outstanding book explores a large spectrum of topics within microwave and radio frequency (RF) engineering, encompassing electromagnetic theory, microwave circuits and components. It provides thorough descriptions of the most common microwave test instruments and advises on semiconductor device modelling. With examples taken from the authors' own experience, this book also covers: network and signal theory; electronic technology with guided electromagnetic propagation; microwave circuits such as linear and non-linear circuits, resonant circuits and cavities, monolithic microwav...
In the contemporary age, the city is increasingly seen as an experiential field. The new transformation processes are asking architects to become more culturally aware and sensitive as well as to read, interpret and implement the system of opportunities offered by the urban scenario. Participants to the Miaw workshop identify spaces in Milan that either have unexpressed potentialities either lost their characters, for several reasons. Leftovers which are marginalized and excluded from everyday life. From the smallest corner in the dense fabric to the large areas on the city borders, the Workshops worked to envision possible strategies of re-forming and revitalizing these dormant places. In a century that is overwhelmed by image, information and dynamism, it seems particularly important for architects and policy makers to recognize and assume the special role of the creative recovery of forgotten spaces.