In this talk we will show recent results for hot carrier injection(HCI) and the virtual elimination of dynamic RDS(on), and time dependent dielectric breakdown rates in gate electrodes.
This lecture will cover the ways in which the Monument Valley team solidified a vision for the game and all the challenges that came with making that vision a reality.
In this talk, Conrad covers many concepts& tools that can used to reverse-engineer existing apps, as well as debug other libraries and even your own code.
この講演では、PostgreSQLの暗号化におけるさまざまな要件(例:
In this presentation, I will talk about various requirements(ex. Strong cryptography
In this talk I will construct a model for the K(n)-local stable homotopy category, which explicitly shows the relationship with the Morava E-theory E_n and the stabilizer group G_n.
The aim of these lectures is to show that time is not the achievement of an isolated and lone subject, but that it is the very relationship of the subject to the Other.
In today's speech, I would like to provide an overview of the debate in economics since the first half of the 20th century, discuss the implications for monetary policy today, and consider remaining issues.
この講演では、歩行ステップを介した同期、脳の同期、伝染性あくびを科学的な方法で実演します。
In this seminar, I will demonstrate how it is possible to use scientific methods to examine the implicit communication via walking step synchronization, brain synchronization, and contagious yawning.
In this talk, we will learn that$L^1$-Liouville property is closely related with the behavior of Brownian motion at infinity, and arrive at two new classes of manifolds"narrow" and"ample.
In this lecture, Azuma attempts a theoretical overview of society to determine how our new information-enabled environment could alter our concepts of the public and democracy. He will also consider how his overview could be linked back to existing models of social thought and cultural criticism.
We have developed the numerical linear algebra software LAPROGNC(Linear Algebra PROGrams in Numerical Computation) for data science. In this talk, we will introduce the functions of LAPROGNC and the mathematics and the implementation used in LAPROGNC.
In this lecture Dr. Ebtekar will focus on our planet's environmental challenges and progress, particularly through the lens of Iran and the broader Middle East, where three decades of conflicts and political unrest have taken a massive toll on natural resources and related economies.
In this speech we will give an update on GaN technology, the key-- and surprising-- new applications, the latest products on the market, the latest road maps into the future, and the relative competitive position vis-a-vis the power MOSFET and SiC.
In particular, we can prove that code constructions using sparse matrices can achieve the Shannon limits for a general source/channel. In this talk, the outline of the study is explained by using the channel coding problem(error correcting codes) as an example.
In this lecture,"Creating environments for elderly support- from the perspective of communication", she discussed creating environments for elderly support from the perspective of an expert who has studied"environment creation" targeting various generations and offered valuable advice to those active in this field.
There are many geometric problems in WASAN. We are trying to reuse these geometric problems as mathematics teaching materials by Geogebra. In this lecture, we will introduce the drawing tools made by utilizing the drawing method which is also used for solutions to Apollonius' problem.
In this lecture, we will introduce the work of missionary John Bachelor(1854-1944), called"the Ainu father", and CMS female missionary and the photograph history of the"Hakodate Ainu School" found at the University of Birmingham Library. We also think about missionaries role and significance in formation of modern Japan.
In this talk I will start with some basic examples that demonstrate the expressive power of Python, and move on to examples from my recent work that prompted me to reflect on Python as a way of thinking---and what I half-jokingly call"the epistemology of programming".
The notion of hyperbolically embedded subgroups of a relatively hyperbolic group was introduced by Osin and such groups are characterized as relatively quasiconvex subgroups with additional algebraic properties. In this talk I will present an introduction to relatively quasiconvex subgroups and discuss recent joint work with Shin-ichi Oguni and Saeko Yamagata on hyperbolically embedded subgroups.
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