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The Mathematical Gazette, 1956
Recently a good deal of interest has been taken in the properties of numbers which can be expressed and proved without going beyond the number 1 and the Four Rules, in other words by using only rational numbers. Professor T. S. Broderick has established various theorems about the number and distribution of primes, using this “sub ...
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Recently a good deal of interest has been taken in the properties of numbers which can be expressed and proved without going beyond the number 1 and the Four Rules, in other words by using only rational numbers. Professor T. S. Broderick has established various theorems about the number and distribution of primes, using this “sub ...
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Harmonic singing and the Harmonic Choir
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1987In harmonic singing, the singer emphasizes a selected upper harmonic of the vocal pulse. In this way, he can sing two notes at once, the fundamental and the selected harmonic. Members of the Harmonic Choir have developed techniques for the following effects: (1) The fundamental is constant while the selected harmonic varies; (2) the fundamental varies ...
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Review of AI Applications in Harmonic Analysis in Power Systems
Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, 2022Ahmadreza Eslami +2 more
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1-Harmonic Spaces are Harmonic
Bulletin of the London Mathematical Society, 1981openaire +1 more source
Linking High Harmonics From Gases and Solids
Nature, 2015TJ Hammond, Giulio Vampa, Thomas Brabec
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Real-Time Observation of Interfering Crystal Electrons in High-Harmonic Generation
Nature, 2015Stephan W. Koch +2 more
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