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Physics Maths Engineering

Characterization of resonant coupled inductor in a wireless power transfer system

AbstractWireless power transfer (WPT) has garnered significant interest as a potentially transformative technology in the energy sector, as it presents a novel approach to powering and charging devices. The functionality of this technology is predicated upon the utilization of electromagnetic coupling to facilitate the wireless transmission of energy between two en...
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Physics Maths Engineering

Modification of reconstruction threshold algorithm in two-dimensional LFMCW compressive radar

AbstractNowadays, the Compressive Sensing theory has an important effect on many communication system’s performances, and one of these applications is the radar system. Applying CS in the radar such as Linear Frequency Modulation Continuous Wave (LFMCW) radar signals has many advantages but suffers from the processing time in the two-dimensional processing. The p...
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Physics Maths Engineering

The significance of artificial intelligence in zero trust technologies: a comprehensive review

AbstractIn the era of cloud computing, cybersecurity has assumed paramount importance. As organizations transition to cloud-based solutions, cyberattackers increasingly target cloud services as a lucrative avenue for unauthorized access to sensitive information. The traditional security perimeter, once robust, now exhibits porosity, necessitating a reevaluation of ...
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Physics Maths Engineering

Applications of Vedic Computing for Quantum Computing

This paper investigates the intriguing potential of integrating Vedic Computing—a system of computing principles originating from ancient Indian texts—into the realm of quantum computing. While quantum computing offers unprecedented computational capabilities, leveraging ancient vedic wisdom could pave the way for enhanced efficiency and novel solutions.Through a comprehensive explorat...
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Humanities and Arts

Reflection: Affect and Interdisciplinarity – Got Rhythm?

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This article, titled "Reflection: Affect and Interdisciplinarity - Got Rhythm?" by Fraser Riddell, explores the intersection of affect theory, interdisciplinary research, and embodied practices in the context of literary studies and medical humanities. The author reflects on his experience organizing a Dalcroze Eurythmics workshop as part of an interdisciplinary symposium on "R...
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Humanities and Arts

Reaching Kinesthetic Learners Over Distance

Erickson, a New York City high school student, and I were working on his algebra homework over Zoom, specifically parabolas. We broke down the motion of a basketball and compared it to a parabola. He happened to have a small hoop on the back of his door and when he tried the motion himself, it was clear something clicked. You see, Erickson is a kinesthetic learner. During the pandemic, it...
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Humanities and Arts

On Validity

The way in which validity has been conceptualized has changed throughout the years. The focus in validation studies shifted from evaluating distinct components of validity to developing a comprehensive argument for the use and interpretations of test scores. The argument-based approach to validity incorporates the distinct types of the componential approach, underscores Messick’s attenti...
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Humanities and Arts

Automatic Detection of Plagiarism in Writing

This paper reports on preliminary steps to create an external plagiarism detection tool. I used the PAN-PC-11 data sets and extracted tf-idf scores of text documents and cosine similarity measures between source and suspicious documents to find text overlap. The model was able to successfully create vectors and measure the similarity metrics. However, the algorithm was not extended further...
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Humanities and Arts

Attractor States in Second Language Development

Identifying changing patterns of stability and variability is crucial when examining second language development (SLD) from a complex dynamic systems theory (CDST) perspective (Larsen-Freeman, 2020). By studying attractor states, or recurrent patterns of stability, light can be shed on the underlying dynamics of a complex dynamic system (van Geert & Verspoor, 2015). In the context of SLD, ...
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Humanities and Arts

Crosslinguistic Influence and Second Language Learning

The multilingual turn in second language acquisition (SLA) research signals an epistemic reorientation of the field (Ortega, 2014). It manifests the move away from the monolingual bias that measures learner language with the idealized competence of native speakers as the yardstick. In so doing, the focus has shifted to disentangling the cognitive, linguistic, and psycholinguistic mechanism...
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