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Lois de kirchhoff, dipôles électrocinétiquesAchraf Ourti
This document summarizes the key points of calculus:
1. It introduces limits and defines the limit of a function as the value a function approaches as the input approaches some value.
2. It discusses derivatives and how derivatives quantify how a function changes as its input changes, measuring the slope of the tangent line.
3. It covers integrals and defines the integral as the area under a curve, allowing us to calculate quantities like distance, velocity, and acceleration over time from a rate function.
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Lois de kirchhoff, dipôles électrocinétiquesAchraf Ourti
This document summarizes the key points of calculus:
1. It introduces limits and defines the limit of a function as the value a function approaches as the input approaches some value.
2. It discusses derivatives and how derivatives quantify how a function changes as its input changes, measuring the slope of the tangent line.
3. It covers integrals and defines the integral as the area under a curve, allowing us to calculate quantities like distance, velocity, and acceleration over time from a rate function.
1. The document is a technical paper written in French that discusses mathematical concepts related to time series analysis including Fourier transforms, autocorrelation functions, and spectral density estimation.
2. Several equations are presented to define concepts like autocorrelation functions, spectral density estimates, and the relationship between autocorrelation and spectral density through Fourier transforms.
3. The paper examines the properties of different spectral density estimation methods and their performance for different types of time series data.
02 modèle microscopique du gaz parfait, pression et températureAchraf Ourti
- The document discusses mathematical concepts including functions, derivatives, and integrals.
- It introduces notation for functions, derivatives, and integrals and provides some examples of calculating derivatives and integrals of basic functions.
- The summary also presents equations for calculating derivatives and integrals using limits and differential notation.
The document contains mathematical equations describing partial differential equations. It defines variables including Ω, defines operators such as partial derivatives with respect to variables, and sets up equations relating these variables and operators, such as defining the Laplace operator and equations for it. Boundary conditions and constraints are also described.