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Hall effect FEM modeling using FreeFEM++: Illustration on a cross-shaped graphene sensor. [PDF]

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Ravi V, Boko S, Coillot C, Nanot S.
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The Physical Sciences and Mathematics

Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1989
University faculty in the physical sciences and mathematics— the quantitative sciences—must generate their own research funds, often including funds to support their graduate students. The major funding source is the federal government, through its various funding agencies; the competition for research funds is intense. As a result, an agency's funding
EDWARD GERJUOY, ELIZABETH UREY BARANGER
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Uses of Mathematics Outside the Physical Sciences

SIAM Review, 1973
Summary: While the most important role of mathematics in the physical sciences is that of a deductive tool, outside the physical sciences special methods are developed in which mathematics appears also as an instrument of observation and a tool of induction.
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Mathematics for the Physical Sciences

Nuclear Science and Engineering, 1963
Noel Corngold
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Mathematics in the Physical Sciences

Scientific American, 1964
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Mathematics for the Physical Sciences

Choice Reviews Online, 2002
A Review.- Vectors.- Vector Calculus.- Complex Numbers.- Differential Equations.- Partial Differential Equations.- Eigenvalue Problems.- Orthogonal Functions.- Matrix Formulation of the Eigenvalue Problem.- Variational Principles.
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MATHEMATICAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES

Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series A. Mathematical and Physical Sciences, 1954
Abstract PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON SERIES A.
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Mathematics for the Physical Sciences

Physics Bulletin, 1967
Revised edition of Methodes Mathematiques pour les Sciences Physiques, originally published in French by Hermann, Paris L. Schwartz London: Addison-Wesley. 1967. Pp. 357. Price £4 14s. The author of this book needs no introduction to theoretical physicists who have studied the theory of distributions.
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Mathematics for Physical Science

Physics Bulletin, 1969
B. G. Aldridge London: Prentice-Hall. 1968 Pp. vi + 137. Price 18s. 6d. (paper) It is possibly misleading to review this book in isolation from the other eight texts in the Merrill Physical Science Series which cover a range of subjects from mechanics, electricity and electromagnetic fields to geology, meteorology and oceanography.
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Online Mathematics and Physical Science (Mathematics, Astronomy, Chemistry and Physics)

2008
Our focus in this chapter is to present a more discipline-centered review of representative and sound practices published examples from math and the physical sciences. This builds on to the previous chapters on Contemporary Approaches and Promising Technologies and Strategies and compliments the mathematics and physical science examples reviewed ...
Kevin F. Downing, Jennifer K. Holtz
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