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Approximation of Impulse Responses of Filters Matched with Physically Possible Signals [PDF]

open access: possible2021 Radiation and Scattering of Electromagnetic Waves (RSEMW), 2021
To solve a task of optimal filtration of physically possible signals accompanied by background noise it has been suggested to use real filters with impulse responses that approximate responses of ideal filters. It has been demonstrated that such approach may result in significantly reduced number of components of the matched filter.
Aleksandr L. Polyakov   +4 more
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DESIGN OF PHYSICS TEACHING MATERIAL BASED GUIDED INQUIRY ON MOMENTUM AND IMPULSE MATERIALS TO SUPPORT CRITICAL THINKING SKILLS

Physics Learning and Education
This research aims to analyze requirements that underlie design of teaching materials that can support the proficiency of critical thinking. This research explains how teachers and students understand about the learning model used in the classroom, gives
Sanjung Pradana Chakampai
semanticscholar   +1 more source

The Physical Nature of the Nerve Impulse*

Nature, 1933
ALL our sensations, all our movements, most of the activities of our nervous system, depend upon a certain transmitted disturbance which we call the nervous impulse: this, in the study of nerve activity, is what the atom, the electron and the quantum are to chemistry and physics.
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Physics of the impulsive phase of solar flares

Advances in Space Research, 1982
Abstract The physics of the impulsive phase of solar flares is discussed in relation to high resolution microwave, hard X-ray and ultraviolet observations. High spatial resolution observations of the structure of microwave flaring loops and their interpretation in terms of arcades of loops as the sites of primary energy release are presented ...
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Physical aggression is associated with heightened social reflection impulsivity.

Journal of Abnormal Psychology, 2019
Physical aggression harms individuals, disrupts social functioning across multiple forms of psychopathology, and leads to destruction within communities. Physical aggression is associated with aberrations in the interpretation of ambiguous information. However, the specific cognitive mechanisms supporting this link remain elusive.
Grace M. Brennan   +1 more
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Impulsivity and physical activity: A T-Pattern detection of motor behavior profiles

Physiology & Behavior, 2020
The relation between impulsivity and physical activity has been scantly investigated. Actually, during physical activity, several goals are achieved on the basis of a certain dose of impulsiveness. This study detects motor and interactive behavior profiles from athletes with traits of impulsiveness, moderate impulsiveness and non-impulsiveness ...
Marta CastaƱer   +5 more
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Development of Physics Game Learning Based on Android in The Chapter of Momentum, Impulse, and Collisions

, 2020
This research is a research development which aims to 1) Develop a Physics game learning based on Android that is feasible to be used as a learning media on physics subjects.
P. Purwandari   +2 more
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The physics and chemistry of impulsive pressures (review)

Journal of Engineering Physics, 1967
Technical p r o g r e s s is l a rge ly determined by the creat ion of new ma te r i a l s with special physical p ro pe r t i e s sui table for se rv ice under ex t reme conditions. Such requi rements have led to the acce le ra ted development of h igh -p re s su re technology, the use of which in physical r e s e a r c h has, in turn, had an ...
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On the impulse approximation in atomic collision physics

Physica, 1970
Abstract Application of the quantum-mechanical impulse approximation in atomic collision physics leads to special problems caused by the long range of the Coulomb interaction between the individual particles. These problems are discussed using the exact T matrix as a starting point for the analysis.
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Approximation of impulse controls

Computational Mathematics and Modeling, 2011
The application of impulse controls--delta-function and its higher derivatives--essentially improves our ability to control various systems. However, the delta-function and its derivatives are "idealizations." Controls applied to model and control real systems are finite (although possibly quite large in magnitude).
Alexander N. Daryin, Yu. Yu. Minaeva
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