LINEAR ALGEBRA -Solved Exercises 3

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Linear algebra for computer vision, robotics and machine learning, 2022

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Preface to Printed Ed. course on Linear Algebra and Differential Equations. Although the present text is completely different from those lecture notes, both in its approach and in contents, it would not have come to fruition without those initial efforts. I am indebted toÖzay for his motivation and encouragement that led first to the lecture notes and eventually to the present version of the text. Thanks are also due to my colleagues for their suggestions and constructive criticisms.

Continuum Mechanics for Engineers, G. T. Mase, R. E. Smelser, and G. E. Mase; 3rd edition; Translated by: V.Bagherian, Y.Sorori, E.Beheshti; Isfahan University of Technology (Jahad e daneshgahi Press.), 1393 (2014). (For more details click on name of the book please)

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Second International Environmental Humanities Conference: Critical Animal and Plant Studies, 2022

This paper intends to explore the opportunities of a biosemiotic approach to animal studies in an age when information and knowledge about animals are mostly produced and publicized in framed settings such as documentaries, zoos, or experimental laboratories. The umwelt conceptualization of Jakob von Uexküll, who made biosemiology possible with his studies in the early twentieth century, provides notable gains in the field of animal studies. The concept of umwelt, used as a synonym for the word “model” by Thomas A. Sebeok, refers to the speciesspecific systems of organisms that enable and shape their communication with external reality. One of the most influential contributions of this conceptualization is the acknowledgment of the difficulty of being able to show thoroughly what the repertoire of action of animals encompasses, and of necessity to pay attention since the umwelts of humans and animals differ. As human beings who think about animals and try to produce information about their world, considering that we have different perception and effect signs, sense organs, and sensitivities from them, it is noteworthy how the limited scope of our own senses shapes our knowledge about animals. In this regard, the documentary Life in Color, presented and narrated by David Attenborough, will be examined from a biosemiotic framework, and how the senses function in different umwelts through the sense of color will be discussed.