Celestial Mechanics, Relative Equilibria, And Many Difficult Problems
Celestial mechanics is a branch in the intersection of mathematics and physics, where the main goal is to describe the motion of any number of…
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Celestial mechanics is a branch in the intersection of mathematics and physics, where the main goal is to describe the motion of any number of…
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The twentieth century gave birth to two of the most important Physics theories of nowadays: Special/General Relativity and Quantum Mechanics. These two theories have accompanied…
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The number of solar spots and eruptive phenomena connected to them show cyclical variations with a mean period of 11 years. The strength of these…
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Quantum mechanics famously enables certain cryptographic tasks that would be classically impossible, among them, distributing a string of bits between two or more players unconditionally…
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In most cases, the first teachers we have in our lives are our parents. We know that a teacher’s job is finding the way to…
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Soil moisture is an important land surface variable, which is present at land-atmosphere interphase and influences the hydrologic, atmospheric, climate, agricultural, and carbon cycles. Given…
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It is well-known that the Hardy spaces Hp(Rn) are good substitutes for Lebesgue spaces Lp(Rn) with 0<p≤1. Moreover, when it comes to studying the boundedness…
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Major current projects that are currently underway to have humans on Mars for exploration and also for possible settlement and colonization are the Mars One…
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Intermolecular interactions are very vital in the elucidation of structure and properties of many biological molecules like water, DNA, proteins, etc. They are embedded in…
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About four billion and several million years ago, the earth was born from the infinitesimal particles floating in a rotating cloud of hydrogen and helium….
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The Planetary Boundary Layer (PBL) is an important region on Mars and other planets, including the Earth, because it is in contact with the surface….
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