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The third and final season of German sci-fi series Dark was released on Netflix. Get your family trees ready: Netflix made a website with important information from previous seasons and spoiler free family trees. Depending on the episode you’re in, it may be worth it checking it out if you haven’t watched the previous seasons recently. As some characters in the series have already put it: „Was wir wissen, ist ein Tropfen, was wir nicht wissen, ein Ozean“ (What we know is a drop, what we don’t know is an ocean). Nothing can describe Dark better than this Isaac Newton quote. Just when you thought you finally grasped the series, you realized, much like the characters, you still haven’t understood what’s really going on. Season 3 starts immediately after the cliffhanger in the second season: the apocalypse is unleashed in Winden, shortly before Adam kills Martha (Lisa Vicari), forcing Jonas (Louis Hofmann) to continue the cycle and becoming Adam. Seconds before the apocalypse hits, Martha (from another world) appears and saves Jonas. The first episode is essentially and introduction to this parallel world, a world where Mikkel (Daan Lennard Liebrenz) doesn’t disappear and therefore, Jonas doesn’t exist. As some may recall, Claudia Tiedemann (Lisa Kreuzer) tells Jonas that she had seen a world without him and it isn’t much better than his. This is that world, where children still disappear and the apocalypse still happens. The question still remains: what is the origin of all this? This season is at its core that; finding the origin. One side wants to destroy it, preventing everything from happening, and another trying to maintain everything as it was and keeping these two worlds connected in a never-ending cycle. An important part of these episodes is they tie loose ends, explaining how these cycles have come to be and answering remaining questions. Dark is perhaps one of the best shows the last couple of years have given us. It is definitely the best Netflix Original and it’s resolution and ending just further prove this fact. What made this show so special is that it was never dumbed down or simplified just to make things easier for the audience: it required for the audience to really be involved and try to figure the puzzle out. This is an intrinsically complicated show, which nevertheless stayed coherent and delivered a fitting ending to this amazing story. It was a truly fantastic journey and we were lucky enough to see it unravel. Winden, you’ll be missed. For more reviews, follow me on Twitter @MCLCloss and don’t forget to follow @TheCinemaSpot as well.
— Emil du Bois-Reymond deutscher Physiologe und theoretischer Mediziner 1818 - 1896 "Ignoramus et ignorabimus. To read the full-text of this research, ResearchGate has not been able to resolve any citations for this publication. ResearchGate has not been able to resolve any references for this publication. July 1987 · The Auk Read moreMay 1988 · Historia Mathematica Read moreArticle Full-text available April 2012 · Physical review D: Particles and fields
Nonrelativistic conformal groups, indexed by l=N/2, are analyzed. Under the assumption that the "mass" parametrizing the central extension is nonvanishing the coadjoint orbits are classified and described in terms of convenient variables. It is shown that the corresponding dynamical system describes, within Ostrogradski framework, the nonrelativistic particle obeying (N+1)-th order equation of ... [Show full abstract] motion. As a special case, the Schroedinger group and the standard Newton equations are obtained for N=1 (l=1/2). View full-textArticle Full-text available September 2016
Es kann demonstriert werden, dass alle klassischen Kraft-Gleichungen voneinander mittels eine Neudefinition elektrischen und magnetischen Felder für lokalisierten massiven Partikeln [5] abgeleitet werden können, und dass sie alle zur "F=ma" grundlegenden Newtons Beschleunigungsgleichung belaufen. View full-textJanuary 1999 · International Journal of Computer Mathematics We use inexact Newton-like iterates to approximate the solution of a nonlinear equation in a Banach space. Solving a nonlinear equation using Newton-like iterates at each stage is very expensive in general. That is why we consider inexact Newton-like methods, where the Newton-like equations are solved only approximately and in some unspecified manner. In an elegant paper by R. S. Dembo, S. C. ... [Show full abstract] Eisenstat and T. Steihaug [SIAM J. Numer. Anal. 19, No. 2, 400-408 (1982; Zbl 0478.65030)], natural assumptions under which the forcing sequence is uniformly less than 1 were given based on the first Fréchet derivative of the operator involved in the special case of inexact Newton iterates. Here, we use assumptions on the first and second Fréchet derivative. In this way, we essentially reproduce all results found earlier but for inexact Newton-like iterates. However, our upper error bounds on the distances involved are smaller. Read moreAugust 2016
The coupled vibration characteristics of submerged ring-stiffened cylindrical shells based on functionally graded material (FGM) is studied. According to Flügge theory and orthotropic theory, the coupled vibration characteristic equations of submerged ring-stiffened FGM cylindrical shells are derived by wave method. The coupled frequency of submerged ring-stiffened FGM cylindrical shells is ... [Show full abstract] obtained by the Newton iteration method. The present analysis is validated by comparing results with those in the literature. By numerical examples, the effects of hydrostatic pressure, material component, volume fraction, shell size, ring size and number, and boundary condition on the natural frequencies of submerged ring-stiffened cylindrical shell are illustrated. © 2016, Editorial Board of Journal of Ship Mechanics. All right reserved. Read moreJune 2003 · Proceedings of SPIE - The International Society for Optical Engineering
Since their early application to elliptic partial differential equations, multigrid methods have been applied successfully to a large and growing class of problems, from elasticity and computational fluid dynamics to geodetics and molecular structures. Classical multigrid begins with a two-grid process. First, iterative relaxation is applied, whose effect is to smooth the error. Then a ... [Show full abstract] coarse-grid correction is applied, in which the smooth error is determined on a coarser grid. This error is interpolated to the fine grid and used to correct the fine-grid approximation. Applying this method recursively to solve the coarse-grid problem leads to multigrid. The coarse-grid correction works because the residual equation is linear. But this is not the case for nonlinear problems, and different strategies must be employed. In this presentation we describe how to apply multigrid to nonlinear problems. There are two basic approaches. The first is to apply a linearization scheme, such as the Newton's method, and to employ multigrid for the solution of the Jacobian system in each iteration. The second is to apply multigrid directly to the nonlinear problem by employing the so-called Full Approximation Scheme (FAS). In FAS a nonlinear iteration is applied to smooth the error. The full equation is solved on the coarse grid, after which the coarse-grid error is extracted from the solution. This correction is then interpolated and applied to the fine grid approximation. We describe these methods in detail, and present numerical experiments that indicate the efficacy of them. Read moreSeptember 2013 · Key Engineering Materials Aiming at globoidal cam one-side machining errors in addition to programming error, there exists combined effects of a number of the original errors, such as, machine motion error, tool error, fixture error and et al. On basis of the analysis of the principle of one-side processing, the theoretical calculation synthetic model of the one-side machining profile normal error is established based on ... [Show full abstract] the multi-body system error modeling theory and spatial mechanism conjugate meshing principle. And by applying Newtons iterative method and simulations in Matlab, the law of comprehensive influence of each original error on globoidal cam profile normal error is revealed. The simulation results verify the correctness of the theoretical calculation error synthetic model, and a scientific proof is provided for further improving machining accuracy of one-side machining of globoidal cam. Read more
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