Titlebook: Squigonometry: The Study of Imperfect Circles; Robert D. Poodiack,William E. Wood Textbook 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Auth

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Integrating squigonometric functions, growing table: An extensive integral table, adapted from [42], can be found in the Appendix. To develop other formulas, we use tricks we have picked up in our integration experience ([93], for instance) and tweak them a little.

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Inverse squigonometric functions,. to nearly 8 when .. Recall from Figure . that our first graph here is the . graph when our parameter . represents twice the area of a sector of a taxicab circle swept out by a ray from the origin, not the angle.

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Hyperbolic functions,ons as well (which we do in the next chapter). As with the trigonometric functions, we will see that these generalizations satisfy variants of the relationships familiar from their classical analogues.

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Elliptic integrals,c integrals. Jakob Bernoulli considered the arclength of the lemniscate, a figure-eight type curve, back in 1691. His research led to defining lemniscatic versions of the sine and cosine functions, functions that when given a parameter value would return the coordinates of a point on the unit lemniscate. He even found a lemniscatic version of ..

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Robert D. Poodiack,William E. Woodem should imitate (support the development) of all the characteristics (cognitive procedures) of natural intelligence. Moreover, not all characteristics of natural intelligence can be automated; some of them can be realized only using human-computer interactions. An important property of AI systems

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Robert D. Poodiack,William E. Wood varied and variable intelligences based on our knowledge, requirements, and necessities. Among living beings confronted with the environment, some have a more efficient form of intelligence than others. We refer to three concepts as developed by Gilbert Simondon: associated . (2005a, 2005b); concre

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Robert D. Poodiack,William E. Woodending over 500 km along the central coastal region of Queensland. These grabens developed through a tensional regime following the opening of the Coral Sea in the early Tertiary (Veevers et al. .), in view of seafloor spreading around Australia at the time. A lake system developed over time with cl