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How Secondary School Mathematics Teachers Construct An Understanding Of "Appropriate Use" Of Graphing Calculators In The Context Of Collegial Inquiry, Marcia L. Weller Weinhold
How Secondary School Mathematics Teachers Construct An Understanding Of "Appropriate Use" Of Graphing Calculators In The Context Of Collegial Inquiry, Marcia L. Weller Weinhold
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New Graphical Approach On The Analysis Of Experimental Data, Suha Sari
New Graphical Approach On The Analysis Of Experimental Data, Suha Sari
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This study presents a new graphical method to identify significant effects in factorial experiments. The proposed methods are obtained for the different cases in which the design can be of full factorial or fractional factorial and the factor levels can be pure or mixed.
We focus on the different decomposition methods, for example orthogonal components system and orthogonal contrast method, to make use of the chisquare plot which requires that the sums of squares are of the same degrees of freedom. Examples and simulations illustrating the different cases of the procedure are presented.
Multiobjective Optimal Control Problems With Endpoint And State Constraints, Kirsty J. Eisenhart
Multiobjective Optimal Control Problems With Endpoint And State Constraints, Kirsty J. Eisenhart
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In this thesis we consider nonsmooth multiobjective optimal control problems in terms of a general preference on [Special characters omitted.]. The optimal control problems considered involve differential inclusion, endpoint constraints and state constraints. No convexity assumption is needed on the differential inclusion. Examples of common preferences are given, and the idea of approximating a preference is introduced. Euler-Lagrange necessary conditions and a form of the maximum principle are developed for closed preferences (and those that can be approximated by closed preferences) in terms of the limiting subdifferential. As a consequence, this is the first result in the literature for lexicographical …