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Cognitive dissonance in large language models is neither cognitive nor dissonant. [PDF]
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Understanding Nash epidemics. [PDF]
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Commentary: The mediating effect of resilience between physical activity and mental health: a meta-analytic structural equation modeling approach. [PDF]
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"We are a club none of us wanted to join": exploring brain tumor online discussion forum content. [PDF]
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Meta-Analytic Review of the Short-Term Effects of Media Exposure on Children's Attention and Executive Functions. [PDF]
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An Implementation Study of Network Data Analytic Function in 5G
IEEE International Conference on Consumer Electronics, 2022Network automation and intelligence are evolutionary directions in 5G, and network data analytic function (NWDAF) plays a key role to realize this vision.
Taeyun Kim +7 more
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2011
In this lecture, we shall first prove Theorem 6.5 and then through simple examples demonstrate how easily this result can be used to check the analyticity of functions. We shall also show that the real and imaginary parts of an analytic function are solutions of the Laplace equation.
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In this lecture, we shall first prove Theorem 6.5 and then through simple examples demonstrate how easily this result can be used to check the analyticity of functions. We shall also show that the real and imaginary parts of an analytic function are solutions of the Laplace equation.
Sandra Pinelas +2 more
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2009
In the previous chapter we discussed isotropic and anisotropic tensor functions and their general representations. Of particular interest in continuum mechanics are isotropic tensor-valued functions of one arbitrary (not necessarily symmetric) tensor. For example, the exponential function of the velocity gradient or other non-symmetric strain rates is ...
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In the previous chapter we discussed isotropic and anisotropic tensor functions and their general representations. Of particular interest in continuum mechanics are isotropic tensor-valued functions of one arbitrary (not necessarily symmetric) tensor. For example, the exponential function of the velocity gradient or other non-symmetric strain rates is ...
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