Inverse Laplace Transforms Example 1d
John Taylor
Demonstrates the use of a table to find the inverse Laplace transform of rational expressions.
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1 Migrants and borders These videos look at the issue of ‘gating’ in the context of border control policies and practices concerning international migrants. You will come across ideas of inclusion and exclusion, and how these relate to internal as well as external borders. The external border on which part of the video focuses is in southern Spain, where the experiences of African migrants are explored and forms of border control identified. These experiences are related to the UK where bordering is explored th
PHI120 Session#10 Fall 2014
Critical Reasoning with Robert Cubillos
Topic: Categorical Syllogisms
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eAoPP guide for adult nursing students
eAoPP guide for adult nursing students
Dr. MLK, Jr. Remembered
Thanks to the efforts of a humble Baptist preacher, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., the law is bound to uphold equal rights for all people across the country, regardless of race, color, or creed. (02:35)
IPL: Jorg Frauendiener: "Sightseeing in Einstein's World"
Professor Jorg Frauendiener's IPL describes how what we see is affected when the viewer travels at close to the speed of light. There are a number of visual distortions that occur, due to Einstein's special theory of relativity. These include Lorantz' contraction, aberrations that appear to bend straight lines, and the doppler effect which shift the colours seen down the spectrum towards the blue end.
Think a Minute: Are Numbers Real?
Ben Curtis explores whether numbers are real or not in under 60 seconds.
Lincoln: the man behind the film (UCL)
Dr Adam Smith (UCL History) gives Spielberg's 'Lincoln' a rave review, but warns that the real Abraham Lincoln was a far more complicated and enigmatic man than the Hollywood blockbuster suggests.
Further info:
http://www.ucl.ac.uk/history/about_us/academic_staff/dr_adam
From C to C: Chinese Canadian Stories of Migration
SFU's Teaching and Learning Centre has won a Leo Award for best one-hour documentary program for its documentary From C to C: Chinese Canadian Stories of Migration, produced and directed by Jordan Paterson.
This clip is an interview selection with Bill Wong of Modernize Tailors (est. 1913) in Vancouver's Chinatown ( http://www.modernizetailors.blogspot.com/ )
Bill reflects on a poem his father taught him to remember his ancestral village in Taishan, China.
The film has been nominated for the
Comparative Advantage
Steven Hinson
This module presents the concept of Comparative Advantage utilizing both written and numeric examples. Comparative Advantage is used to justify the bowed out Production Possibilities Frontier, […]
Europe Day Ahead: Better data likely - don't bet on recovery
Jan. 21 - A look to the close of the European markets and a look ahead to the next day's trading, as well as what to expect from the Asian markets overnight.
