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How Color Protects Wildlife –
In this post, we will see the book How Color Protects Wildlife by Ghennadii Snegiryev. About the book You are walking in the woods and hear only rustling and chirping. But invisible eyes are watching you and ears are listening. … Continue reading
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Tagged adaptation, animal color, animals, bittern, camouflage, color, flatfish, forest, grouse, habitat, hide, protect, sandpiper, sea horse, tiger, white hare, wild animals, wildlife, willow ptarmigan
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The Sun’s Wind by Alexei Leonov
In this post, we will see the book The Sun’s Wind by Alexei Leonov. About the book Story of Soyuz-Apollo Project as told by USSR Cosmonaut Alexei Leonov My young friend, This story and the drawings are specially for you. … Continue reading
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Tagged alexei leonov, america, apollo, astronaut training, astronauts, baikonur, children's literature, children's science, cosmonauts, docking, donald slayton, houston, how to become a space man, landing, life, life in space, lift off, popular science, rocket launch, rocket re-entry, rockets, russian, soviet, soyuz, space, space travel, space walk, sunrise from space, thomas stafford, ussr, valery kubasov, vance brand, working in space
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Three Pearls of Number Theory – Khinchin
In this post, we will see the book Three Pearls of Number Theory by A. Y. Khinchin. About the book This little book is devoted to three theorems in arithmetic, which, in spite of their apparent simplicity, have been the … Continue reading
Potential Theory and Its Application to Basic Problems of Mathematical Physics – Günter
In this post, we will see the book Potential Theory and Its Application to Basic Problems of Mathematical Physics by N. M. Günter. About the book The present book is the translation of N. M. Günter’s monograph “La théorie du … Continue reading
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Tagged applications, boundary value problems, differential equations, dirichlet problem, eigenfunctions, eigenvalues, gauss formula, gauss integral, green's functions, heat problem, mathematical physics, mathematics, neumann problem, newtonian potential, nuemann problem, physics, poisson equation, potential theory, robin problem, solutions, stokes formula
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The Elephant – Kuprin
In this post, we will see the book The Elephant by Alexander Kuprin. About the book The book tells us the story of how an elephant helped a little girl come out of her sickness. The book was translated from … Continue reading
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Method of Statistical Testing – Monte Carlo Method – Shreider
In this post, we will see the book Method of Statistical Testing – Monte Carlo Method by Yu. A. Shreider. About the book The present volume of the Mathematical Reference Library is devoted to the so-called method of statistical trials … Continue reading
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Tagged accuracy, algorithms, applications, congestion processes, definite integrals, information theory, methods, monte carlo method, neutron physics, queueing, random number generation, random numbers, simulation, statistics, testing, transformation of random numbers, wiener integrals
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