Skew PBW Extensions in algebra and geometry
Oswaldo Lezama , Armando Reyes
Grupo de Algebra Conmutativa Computacional - SAC2
Departamento de Matem aticas
Universidad Nacional de Colombia, Sede Bogot a
Abstract
In this talk we present some results about skew PBW extensions which were introduced by Lezama in [1].
These extensions and its localizations include a wide variety of rings and algebras of interest for modern
mathematical physics such as PBW extensions, well known classes of Ore algebras, operator algebras,
di usion algebras, quantum algebras, quadratic algebras in 3-variables, skew quantum polynomials,
among many others.
References
[1] Gallego, C. and Lezama, O., Grobner bases for ideals of sigma-PBW extensions, Communications
in Algebra, 39 (1), 2011, 50-75.
[2] Lezama, O. and Reyes, A., Regularity for skew PBW extensions, to appear.
Fecha 29 de agosto 2012
Hora 6pm
SAlòn F503
viernes, 17 de agosto de 2012
Stochastic Modeling
for Warranty Analysis
Professor Alagar Rangan
Department of Industrial Engineering,
Eastern Mediterranean University
Fecha: 22 de agosto de 2012
hora :6pm
Salòn F503
Electrocardiógrafo Inalámbrico Implementando Módulos de
Transmisión ZigBee y Paneles Solares
CONFERENCISTA:
Sergio Sánchez Sanjuan
Estudiante de Ingenierìa
Universidad Sergio Arboleda, sede Bogotá
ABSTRACT:
The
work is for the design and implementation of an electrocardiograph that
deliver cardiac signals wirelessly transmitted using ZigBee technology
powered by solar panels using the
Labview control software. The importance of this project is to shorten
the patient's diagnosis by the doctor during his way to the hospital
through the transmission of the cardiac signal wirelessly to be
displayed in real time. This will give the doctor more
time to analyze the patient before arrival at hospital. Likewise, the
solar panel feeding allows the use of irradiation from the sun, to turn
the use of an optimum voltage source for powering the circuit and making
it more portable electrocardiograph through
a feeding system composed of DC / DC converters which adjust the input
potential to optimum potential of each subsystem, which in our case
requires +/- 5V bias for the acquisition system of the cardiac signal
and 3.3V for the wireless transmission stage. Between
the results achieved is the design of the power supply together with
the cardiac signal obtained analogously pure by LabView Software and
wireless transmission by XBee modules.
FECHA: miércoles 15 de agosto de 2012
HORA: 6:00 p.m.
SALÓN: F-503
HORA: 6:00 p.m.
SALÓN: F-503
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