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Integrity in Higher Education

2022
A. Martins, I. Martins
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Technology Integration in Higher Education

The study aims to examine the TPACK levels of preservice teachers studying in the last year of the faculty of education. The arithmetic mean and standard deviation values were computed in determining the “TPACK” self assessment levels of preservice teachers. As a result of the findings, it was concluded that the self-assessment scores of the preservice
Şenol Orakcı, Yücel Gelişli
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Higher integrability with weights

1994
The author considers a weighted version of Gehring's lemma on the higher integrability of functions that satisfy a reverse Hölder inequality. The method of proof is based on the use of local maximal functions and some elementary real variable estimates on \(L^ p\) integrals.
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Integrating AI Into Higher Education

In the rapidly evolving landscape of technology, innovation, and sustainability, integrating Artificial Intelligence (AI) in higher education presents significant opportunities to enhance learning, teaching and assessment, streamline administrative processes, and promote sustainable educational practices.
Laura Nicoleta Labib   +1 more
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Integrability and conformal bootstrap: One dimensional defect conformal field theory

Physical Review D, 2022
Andrea Cavaglià   +2 more
exaly  

The self-improving property of higher integrability in the obstacle problem for the porous medium equation

Nonlinear Differential Equations and Applications NoDEA, 2019
Yumi Cho, Christoph Scheven
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Higher integrability for maximal oscillatory Fourier integrals

2001
The author considers the dispersive, Schrödinger-like equation \[ i u_t + (- \Delta_x)^{a/2} u = 0 \] with initial data \(u(0,x) = u_0(x)\). If \(u_0\) is in the Sobolev space \(H^s\), the problem is to obtain local \(L^q\) bounds on the local maximal function \(Mu_0(x) := \sup_{|t|\leq 1} |u(x,t)|\). The cases \(a=2\) (Schrödinger equation) and \(a=1\)
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