Verlag: Simone Malacrida
In this book, exercises are carried out regarding the following mathematical topics:vectors and vector operationsvector spacescanonical, orthogonal, and orthonormal bases.Initial theoretical hints are also presented to make the performance of the exercises understood
FOR SOME IT LOOKS LIKE MAGIC, FOR OTHERS IT IS A PURE SCIENCE…- Have you ever felt an interest in the work of Planck, Einstein or Bohr?- Would you like to understand why everything is energy and what energy really is?- Or maybe, you want to dive deep into the fascinating science of quantum physics, understand the basics and more advanced aspects?If you answered "Yes" to at least one of these questions, then keep reading…For hundreds of years, scientists of quantum physics have been telling things that looked unrealistic at the time they were living in. These scientists understood that everything is energy and discovered the most unbelievable laws that you are probably already familiar with. Today these scientists are called geniuses and the knowledge they discovered at that time is recognized and well appreciated.In this book, you will learn the core of quantum physics, everything that these wise men have discovered. The knowledge you are going to put into your head will be explained in an elementary terms and examples so you don't have to think too much about it and spend a lot of time trying to understand it.Here is just a short brief of this book:- Complete quantum physics guide for beginners- Fundamental principles and laws- The material and non-material world made simple- 4 sciences that quantum physics apply to- How is Q.P being used in today's world?And much much more…This is a fascinating topic, something unknown to most people. I think you are very interested in it, so don't wait.Scroll up, click on "Buy Now" and dive deep into the unknown world of Quantum Physics!Zum Buch
You've probably read the phrase "anyone can learn how to code" many times before you landed this book. While setting goals high is great, realistically speaking, coding isn't the most beginner-friendly skill to learn. In fact, the resources available online usually make learning how to code sound too easy, but you'll soon find out that the book, tutorial or any other guide assumes you already know the basics and have the semblance of coding skills. By the time you figure this out, you're midway through a book you don't understand and just wasted your precious time. This book was written specifically to: Give beginners a road map to follow, after choosing the type of project they want to do Make the content as straightforward as possible for kids, teens and non-tech adults to understand How to Get the Most out of this Book For starters, don't skip between chapters. You might get your light-bulb moment as you read through the first chapter, but make sure you understand all your options before deciding on one particular coding project.Zum Buch
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InHumana: An American Healthcare Story tells how an only child was conscripted into a war with a soulless monstrosity that repeatedly tried to throw his widowed mom's life away with the surreptitious aid of unregulated artificial intelligence. Months after a stroke and two seizures robbed author Jeremy White's mom of use of her right side, a federal judge ruled her the victor of their war against Humana for wrongfully denying critically needed care. Their battle, which involved multiple hearings and appeals, is one that fewer than 10 percent of denied Medicare Advantage Plan members like her bother fighting, despite a 90 percent success rate for appeals. A Pulitzer-nominated investigation and two class-action lawsuits would eventually demystify Humana's wanton gaslighting by revealing the shocking truth behind their inhumane decisions. InHumana is a timely examination of the medical-industrial complex from the belly of the beast that explores what it means to be human and eviscerates the farce of corporate personhood. White's genuine humor buoys heavy topics and hard-learned lessons about a nebulous appeals process. His epilogue—which addresses "Deny," "Defend," and "Depose—was prompted by a surge of interest in InHumana following the assassination of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.Zum Buch
What every teen needs to feel great in their own skin – now a Sunday Times bestseller! Being a teenager is hard – add in hormones, breakouts and an avalanche of dubious TikTok ‘hacks’, and it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. In Teen Skincare, world-renowned skincare expert Caroline Hirons cuts through the noise to deliver the straight-talking, no-nonsense guide every teen – and their parents – have been waiting for. Forget filters, fads and viral gimmicks; this book is all about real, effective advice that genuinely works. Packed with easy-to-follow routines, myth-busting insights and budget-friendly product recommendations, Teen Skincare helps teens take control of their skin with confidence. Inclusive, practical and relatable, with advice from a dermatologist, nutritionist and psychologist, this book goes beyond the surface, offering a holistic approach to self-care and well-being. No unrealistic promises, no pressure to be perfect. Just the tools, tips and truths every teen needs to feel great in their own skin and build habits that last a lifetime.Say goodbye to confusion and hello to confidence. Caroline Hirons's book Teen Skincare was a Sunday Times bestseller w/c 2025-06-21. In Teen Skincare, Caroline Hirons, the Sunday Times bestselling author, provides a comprehensive guide to beauty and grooming, focusing on healthy habits and self-help techniques. The book, a non-fiction masterpiece, offers a holistic approach to dermatology, emphasising the importance of body image and healthy living. For fans of Victoria Fu (Skincare Decoded), Dr. Shayna E. Peter (It's Not Just Acne), Lisa Levitt Gainsley (The Book of Lymph), Charlotte Cho (The Little Book of Skin Care), and Deborah Burnes (The Beauty Geek's Guide to Skin Care). HarperCollins 2025Zum Buch
Social media is replete with images of 'perfection'. But many are unrealistic and contribute to a pervasive sense of never being good enough: not thin enough; not pretty enough; not cool enough. Try too hard and you risk being condemned for being ‘attention-seeking’, don't try hard enough and you're slacking. Rosalind Gill challenges polarized perspectives that see young women as either passive victims of social media or as savvy digital natives. She argues the real picture is far more ambivalent. Getting likes and followers and feeling connected to friends feels fantastic, but posting material and worrying about 'haters' causes significant anxieties. Gill uses young women's own words to show how they feel watched all the time; worry about getting things wrong; and struggle to live up to an ideal of being 'perfect' yet at the same time ‘real’. It's the wake-up call we all need.Zum Buch
