Introduction to spefication and verification Lecture Notes , autumn 2011

Factors affecting students tendency of Univercity students to Lecture Notes

Introduction: Many studies detected factors contributing to the students’ tendency to lecture notes. This study aimed at evaluating the factors affecting students tendency to lecture notes in Hormozgan University of Medical Sciences. Methods: In this descriptive study, 179 students from medicine, nursing & midwifery, health, and Paramedicine schools were selected through stratified random...

The University of Sussex – Department of Mathematics G 1110 & 852 G 1 – Numerical Linear Algebra Lecture Notes – Autumn Term 2010

Automata Theory and Infinite Transition Systems ∗

These lecture notes report on the use of automata theory in the study of infinite transition systems. This application of automata is an important ingredient of the current development of “infinite-state system verification”, and it provides an introduction into the field of “algorithmic model theory”, a study of infinite models with an emphasis on computability results.

An introduction to the theory of Lévy

1 These notes give a more detailed account of the material discussed in lectures. Exercises are for your own convenience and will not be looked at during the lectures. 1 These lecture notes are based on the first two chapters of Introductory lectures on fluctuations of Lévy processes with applications by A.E.Kyprianou, published by Springer, 2006.

An introduction to Lagrangian and Hamiltonian mechanics

These notes are dedicated to Dr. Frank Berkshire whose enthusiasm and knowledge inspired me as a student. The lecture notes herein, are largely based on the first half of Frank's Dynamics course that I attended as a third year undergraduate at Imperial College in the Autumn term of 1989. Preface Newtonian mechanics took the Apollo astronauts to the moon. It also took the voyager spacecraft to t...