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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Spinning Discs"”.

  1. Dynamics of spinning discs in fluids

    The dynamics associated with spinning bodies are important in numerous processes in both nature and industry. A spinning body in a fluid produces a vortex and transfers angular momentum to the surrounding fluid via a combination of viscous dissipation and inertial effects. When a spinning body is …

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  2. Dynamics of spinning discs in fluids

    The dynamics associated with spinning bodies are important in numerous processes in both nature and industry. A spinning body in a fluid produces a vortex and transfers angular momentum to the surrounding fluid via a combination of viscous dissipation and inertial effects. When a spinning body is …

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  3. Dynamic Bayesian networks for the classification of spinning discs

    … Specifically, we study a prototype system of spinning discs. The system combines linear dynamics describing rotation with a nonlinear observation model determined by the disc pattern, which is parameterized by angle. A consequence of the nonlinear observation model is that the posterior state …

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  4. Colour and Colour Vision in Late Nineteenth Century British Sciences

    … civilization. I argue that the widespread use of spinning discs as an experimental research technology, promoted by Brewster and Maxwell, combined with the mainstream acceptance of Maxwell’s theoretical model of ‘coterminal response curves’, generated conflicts between competing understandings of …

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