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44 resultados para TWISTED GROUP-ALGEBRAS

em Cambridge University Engineering Department Publications Database

Proceedings of the Conference on Applied Geometric Algebras in Computer Science and Engineering (AGACSE 2001)

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Feature-based real-time human face tracking using lie algebras

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Visual tracking and control using lie algebras

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Pixellated grey-scale optically addressed spatial light modulators using the twisted ferroelectric liquid crystal effect

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Design decision making process: observations from individual and group design experiments

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Wave group velocity and modal density in aerospace structures: curved panels and periodic constructions

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Chlorine-35 quadrupole resonance studies of some group V compounds

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Heterogeneity and scalability in group agreement protocols: beyond small gain and passivity approaches

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Measurement of the 'single-photon' velocity and classical group velocity in standard optical fibre

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Numerical modelling of group effects on the distribution of dragloads in pile foundations

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Application of lie algebras to visual servoing

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Extracting group transformations from image moments

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Operating characteristics of pixelated gray-scale optically addressed spatial light modulators incorporating the twisted smectic-C^* liquid crystal effect

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Section on the CUED Photonics and Sensors Group

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Optically addressed spatial light modulators using the twisted smectic C* liquid crystal effect

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