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Estimativa de efetivo para PMMT nas eleições de 2018

This notebook is a theorem prover for an extended syllogistic logic which allows one to make assertions about comparative cardinalities of finite sets.   The logic is complete and efficiently decidable.  If an assertion follows from a set of assumptions, this notebook displays the proof.  If it doesn't follow, it outputs a counter-model.   

This file is an interpreter for the tiny programming language 1# used in my classes on theory of computation at Indiana University.   For more on 1# and the class, see https://iulg.sitehost.iu.edu/trm.  Right now, this is just for my students.  But if the move to Cocalc turns out well, I might expand this to cover the basics of computability theory.
 

Peeling at an infinity obtained from a generic spherically symmetric degenerate horizon through an extended Couch-Torrence inversion

M2142 - zápisník pro první přednášku

vector functions in latex in a sage notebook

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Some QEPCAD examples listed in https://doc.sagemath.org/html/en/reference/interfaces/sage/interfaces/qepcad.html

Example showing two interpretations of Mx = b.

Jupyter notebook Side_channel/96_Ttest_Unprotected.ipynb

Worksheets related to Applied Discrete Structures

Calculo II, grados TIC, Universidad de Alcalá

A Khan video augmented with cells to be synchronized with the video by youpyter

This notebook is a tutorial on how to use Clifford Algebras and SageMath. In it, we derive the trigonometric parametrization, curvature, and volume for the sphere.

The Rice Purity Test is a fun questionnaire that measures one's "purity" based on various life experiences.

Pioneering Indian Architects: Revolutionizing Spaces and Structures

India, known for its rich cultural heritage, diverse landscapes, and architectural marvels, has always been at the forefront of innovative and visionary design. In recent years, a new wave of pioneering Indian architects has emerged, revolutionizing the way we perceive and experience spaces and structures. These architects are pushing boundaries, embracing sustainability, and creating designs that seamlessly blend tradition with contemporary styles. Let us explore some of these trailblazers and their remarkable contributions.

Click here- <a href="https://studioglines.com/architects-patiala/">Architects in Patiala Punjab</a>
Click here-  <a href="https://studioglines.com/list-of-architects-patiala/">List of architects in Patiala</a>

Breaking Stereotypes: The Rise of Contemporary Indian Architecture
Gone are the days when Indian architecture was limited to traditional styles and the replication of historical structures. Contemporary Indian architects have broken free from the shackles of stereotypes, allowing their creativity to flourish. With a renewed focus on sustainability, functionality, and aesthetics, these architects are designing buildings that are not just visually stunning but also environmentally conscious.
Raj Rewal: Blending Tradition with Modernity
For over five decades, Raj Rewal has been at the forefront of modern Indian architecture. His designs are a testament to his belief in preserving India's rich cultural heritage while embracing contemporary design principles. From the iconic Hall of Nations in Delhi to the Parliament Library Building, Rewal's creations seamlessly blend tradition with modernity, creating spaces that evoke a sense of timelessness.
Brinda Somaya: Redefining Urban Landscapes
Brinda Somaya is known for her transformative work in the field of urban architecture. Her designs focus on creating sustainable and inclusive spaces that enhance the quality of life for the inhabitants. With a deep understanding of the cultural context and social dynamics, Somaya's creations, such as the Bhuj House in Gujarat, redefine urban landscapes, promoting harmony between humans and nature.
Bijoy Jain: Embracing Handmade in Contemporary Design
Bijoy Jain, the founder of Studio Mumbai Architects, believes in the power of craftsmanship and the importance of human touch in architecture. His work emphasizes the use of natural materials and traditional techniques, creating buildings that are deeply rooted in the Indian context. Jain's projects, such as the Palmyra House, celebrate the beauty of handmade, bespoke architecture, pushing the boundaries of contemporary design.
Revathi Kamath: Designing for Empowerment
Revathi Kamath is an architect committed to designing spaces that empower marginalized communities. With a focus on sustainable and socially responsible design, Kamath's projects, like the Anandwan Ashram, provide safe and empowering environments for those in need. Her work showcases the potential of architecture to positively impact society and uplift lives.
Conclusion
Indian architecture is undergoing a revolution, thanks to the pioneering architects who are challenging convention and embracing innovation. From blending tradition with modernity to championing sustainability and social responsibility, these architects are reshaping the way we perceive, experience, and interact with spaces and structures. As we move forward, it is essential to celebrate and support these trailblazers who are pushing boundaries and creating a brighter and more inclusive future for Indian architecture.

Created a Decision Tree Classifier to predict which drug a new patient would respond to based on the data collected, or predict the condition a patient has based on the drug that worked for them. 

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