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Quadrature Domains and Their Applications
Quadrature domains were singled out about 30 years ago by D. Aharonov and H.S. Shapiro in connection with an extremal problem in function theory. Since then, a series of coincidental discoveries put this class of planar domains at the center of crossroads of several quite independent mathematical theories, e.g., potential theory, Riemann surfaces, inverse problems, holomorphic partial differential equations, fluid mechanics, operator theory. The volume is devoted to recent advances in the theory of quadrature domains, illustrating well the multi-facet aspects of their nature. The book contains a large collection of open problems pertaining to the general theme of quadrature domains.
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Identifi Yourself
Identifi Yourself is a humorous and poetic journey to empower and inspire the reader to find their creative strengths. From the Woodstock Music Festival, to the Halls of Congress, to the reinvention of Night Flight, Stuart Shapiro connects his life experiences together to offer you dozens of takeaways that will drive your creative courage and overwhelm your fear of rejection to build up that unbeatable F**k You attitude necessary for ultimate survival and success in all of life's pursuits.
Read the Tape
The book is divided into four folders that Ross finds on his great-uncle's old laptop. The first folder seems to be a kind of scrapbook of Mike's early life and the smaller folders in it have all kinds of unusual titles. As he digs into them, he finds that each one is about something Mike learned about life, about himself, etc. It's also where we learn what "chutzma" means. The second folder is a little later in his great-uncle's life, when Mike is looking more toward understanding and leveraging his understanding of human behavior. This is where Mike's value of the importance of reading the tape is revealed and we learn more about why it's important to see things from the client's perspecti...
Contested Will
Shakespeare scholar James Shapiro explains when and why so many people began to question whether Shakespeare wrote his plays.
Education Under Siege
This book analyzes each major reform--No Child Left Behind, Common Core State Standards, grading schools, evaluating teachers, failing students, vouchers, charters, online virtual charters-- and finds them seriously wanting. We conclude with reforms that work actually helping teachers, kids, parents and communities.
Quadrature Domains and Their Applications
Quadrature domains were singled out about 30 years ago by D. Aharonov and H.S. Shapiro in connection with an extremal problem in function theory. Since then, a series of coincidental discoveries put this class of planar domains at the center of crossroads of several quite independent mathematical theories, e.g., potential theory, Riemann surfaces, inverse problems, holomorphic partial differential equations, fluid mechanics, operator theory. The volume is devoted to recent advances in the theory of quadrature domains, illustrating well the multi-facet aspects of their nature. The book contains a large collection of open problems pertaining to the general theme of quadrature domains.
Ooko
Ooko has everything a fox could want: a stick, a leaf and a rock. Well, almost everything . . . Ooko wants someone to play with too! The foxes in town always seem to be playing with their two-legged friends, the Debbies. Maybe if he tries to look like the other foxes, one of the Debbies will play with him too. But when Ooko finally finds his very own Debbie, things don't turn out quite as he had expected! A quirky, funny, charmingly illustrated story about finding friendship and being true to yourself.
Shakespeare and the Jews
First published in 1996, James Shapiro's pathbreaking analysis of the portrayal of Jews in Elizabethan England challenged readers to recognize the significance of Jewish questions in Shakespeare's day. From accounts of Christians masquerading as Jews to fantasies of settling foreign Jews in Ireland, Shapiro's work delves deeply into the cultural insecurities of Elizabethans while illuminating Shakespeare's portrayal of Shylock in The Merchant of Venice. In a new preface, Shapiro reflects upon what he has learned about intolerance since the first publication of Shakespeare and the Jews.
