Rational approximations to the solution of the second order Ricatti equation Technical report, 15 Jan. - 14 Oct. 1965

Rational approximations to solution of second order nonlinear Ricatti equation, using linear transformations - differential equations and operational calculu

Generalized rational approximations with applications to problems in control theory Interim technical report

Rational approximations and solution of control theory problems involving Ricatti equation

Rational approximations to the generalized Duffing equation Final report, 15 Jan. - 1965 - 14 Jan. 1966

Linear transformation to obtain rational approximation to response of physical system described by nonlinear differential equation including Duffing equation as special cas

Numerical integration of nonlinear differential equations by use of rational approximation Final report, 15 Jan. 1965 - 14 Jul. 1967

Numerical integration of nonlinear differential equations by use of rational approximatio

Geometry for the sixth grade "Figures in Space"

Thesis (Ed.M.)--Boston UniversityAn enrichment activity in non-metric geometry for sixth grade children academically talented in mathematics

Wood County Project Connect: Final Report for Event Held October 15, 2014

Project Connect is an outreach and an awareness raising event based on a model endorsed by the U.S. Interagency Council on Homelessness. The event is an opportunity to inform the community about the need that exists, as well as a chance to address that need. Project Connect (PC) is designed to provide immediate goods and services to at risk individuals in one day at one location. Our report presents that descriptive data and evaluation of a PC event that occurred in October of 2014 in Wood County, Ohio

The ontology of causal process theories

There is a widespread belief that the so-called process theories of causation developed by Wesley Salmon and Phil Dowe have given us an original account of what causation really is. In this paper, I show that this is a misconception. The notion of "causal process" does not offer us a new ontological account of causation. I make this argument by explicating the implicit ontological commitments in Salmon and Dowe's theories. From this, it is clear that Salmon's Mark Transmission Theory collapses to a counterfactual theory of causation, while the Conserved Quantity Theory collapses to David Fair's phsyicalist reduction of causation

The origin and prevention of pandemics.

Despite the fact that most emerging diseases stem from the transmission of pathogenic agents from animals to humans, the factors that mediate this process are still ill defined. What is known, however, is that the interface between humans and animals is of paramount importance in the process. This review will discuss the importance of the human-animal interface to the disease emergence process. We also provide an overview of factors that are believed to contribute to the origin and global spread of emerging infectious diseases and offer suggestions that may serve as future prevention strategies, such as social mobilization, public health education, behavioral change, and communication strategies. Because there exists no comprehensive global surveillance system to monitor zoonotic disease emergence, the intervention measures discussed herein may prove effective temporary alternatives