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Explores cable-stayed systems, equilibrium analysis, and different cable configurations using graphic statics.

Auxiliary Cable Method

Explores the auxiliary cable method for calculating resultant forces in arbitrary systems using cable constructions and intersections.

Cable properties: Cellular Mechanisms of Brain Function

Explores the dynamics of membrane potential in neurons and the cable equation at steady state.

Cables with Distributed Loads

Explores the analysis of cables with distributed loads and the impact of load configurations on cable forces.

The success factors for digital communications

Explores the success factors behind the improvement in data transmission over the last 50 years.

Cable equation: Passive Dendrites Stimulation

Explains how dendritic stimulation affects neuronal dynamics and EPSP shape.

Derivation of the Cable Equation

Explores the derivation of the cable equation for modeling dendrites in computational neuroscience.

Cable with Centered Load: Structural Analysis

Discusses the structural analysis of a cable with a centered load.

Cables under Different Loads

Explores the calculation of axial forces in cables under different loads.

Dendrite as a Cable

Discusses dendrites as cables, covering the cable equation derivation and current conservation in coupled compartments.

What is digital signal processing

Covers the concept of time, discrete time practicality, sampling theorem, digital storage, transmission of signals, and key ideas of digital signal processing.

Arcs-and-cables: Structural Systems

Explores the design and analysis of arc-and-cable structures, emphasizing equilibrium and support reactions.

Biological Electricity: Action Potential Propagation and Modeling

Explores action potential propagation, membrane modeling, conductance, and encoding signals through action potential trains.

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