Offers an overview of the author's work on the fields of fractional calculus & waves in linear viscoelastic media, which



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Fractional Dynamics presents applications of fractional calculus, integral & differential equations of non-integer orders, & fractal properties. Written for scientists & graduate students alike, this volume is applicable to mechanics & applied mathematics, electrodynamics, quantum dynamics, & more. ...

Fractional order signal processing is an emerging topic among an interdisciplinary community of researchers. This book offers an introduction to the diverse literatures involved, presenting basic techniques & relevant applications in the same volume. ...

This book describes complex random signals, characterized by the presence of a heavy-tailed distribution or non-negligible dependence between distant observations. Coverage

Includes:: simulation, fractional-order modeling & filtering fractional-order systems.

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Courtroom drama starring Anthony Hopkins. Engineering tycoon Ted Crawford (Hopkins) is a meticulous man in all things but, when he shoots his wife for stepping out on him, he may have taken on more than he can control. He confesses to the crime, gains the right to represent himself in court & moves to trial as soon as possible. The prosecutor is Willy Beachum (Ryan Gosling)
- a young, upwardly mobile lawyer soon to join a reputable firm & start his big earning years. Beachum believes the case is a cake walk but Crawford has a few details up his sleeve that'll put the young attorney firmly on the back foot. For example, the arresting officer was the man his wife had been having an affair with. The thrust & parry of Beachum & Crawford in the courtroom provide the meat of the film. The confident Crawford waxes grandiloquent like George Galloway in front of congress as Beachum slowly, steadily, takes it on the chin but homes in on the essence of Ted's game.
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Courtroom drama starring Anthony Hopkins. Engineering tycoon Ted Crawford (Hopkins) is a meticulous man in all things but, when he shoots his wife for stepping out on him, he may have taken on more than he can control. He confesses to the crime, gains the right to represent himself in court & moves to trial as soon as possible. The prosecutor is Willy Beachum (Ryan Gosling)
- a young, upwardly mobile lawyer soon to join a reputable firm & start his big earning years. Beachum believes the case is a cake walk but Crawford has a few details up his sleeve that'll put the young attorney firmly on the back foot. For example, the arresting officer was the man his wife had been having an affair with. The thrust & parry of Beachum & Crawford in the courtroom provide the meat of the film. The confident Crawford waxes grandiloquent like George Galloway in front of congress as Beachum slowly, steadily, takes it on the chin but homes in on the essence of Ted's game.
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