Fourth report on survey of electric utility applications of digital computers.

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Théorie du potentiel et ses applications à l'électrostatique et au magnétisme,

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Traité des applications de l'analyse mathématique au jeu des échecs, précédé d'une introduction à l'usage des lecteurs soit étrangers aux échecs, soit peu versés dans l'analyse.

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Le calcul des probabilités et ses applications,

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Leçons sur l'intégration des équations différentielles de la mécanique et applications.

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Précis élémentaire de la théorie des fonctions elliptiques avec tables numériques et applications,

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La géométrie réglée et ses applications.

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A treatise on universal algebra, with applications.

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Cours d'analyse infinitésimale, à l'usage des personnes qui étudient cette science en vue de ses applications mécaniques et physiques.

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Sur quelques applications des fonctions elliptiques.

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Applications à la mécanique et à la physique,

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Leçons sur les fonctions elliptiques en vue de leurs applications,

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Facilitating Realistic and Efficient Applications of Ab Initio Electronic Dynamics for Polyatomic Systems

Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Washington, 2016-06

Utilizing Depth Information for Emerging 3D Applications

Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Washington, 2016-06

Dynamic multi-resolution spatial object derivation for mobile and WWW applications

Online geographic information systems provide the means to extract a subset of desired spatial information from a larger remote repository. Data retrieved representing real-world geographic phenomena are then manipulated to suit the specific needs of an end-user. Often this extraction requires the derivation of representations of objects specific to a particular resolution or scale from a single original stored version. Currently standard spatial data handling techniques cannot support the multi-resolution representation of such features in a database. In this paper a methodology to store and retrieve versions of spatial objects at, different resolutions with respect to scale using standard database primitives and SQL is presented. The technique involves heavy fragmentation of spatial features that allows dynamic simplification into scale-specific object representations customised to the display resolution of the end-user's device. Experimental results comparing the new approach to traditional R-Tree indexing and external object simplification reveal the former performs notably better for mobile and WWW applications where client-side resources are limited and retrieved data loads are kept relatively small.