Bücher von Peter I. Kattan

Step into a world where time unravels its mysteries through verse, where each poem is a fleeting moment captured in the eternal dance of existence. "Corridors of Time" is a captivating anthology that delves deep into the essence of time and its profound impact on our lives. Within its pages lie 168 mesmerizing poems, each a testament to the elusive nature of time and the myriad ways it shapes our reality.From the ticking of a clock to the fleeting beauty of a sunset, "Corridors of Time" explores the multifaceted dimensions of time with eloquence and insight. Through evocative imagery and poignant metaphors, each poem invites readers on a journey through the past, present, and future, offering glimpses into the timeless rhythms that govern our existence. Whether contemplating the passage of seasons or the ephemerality of youth, these verses resonate with a universal truth that transcends the boundaries of space and time.As readers immerse themselves in the pages of "Corridors of Time," they will find themselves transported to a realm where moments stretch into infinity and memories echo across the ages. Each poem is a meditation on the fragility of time and the eternal longing that resides within the human heart. With its lyrical prose and profound insights, this collection serves as a poignant reminder of the fleeting nature of life and the enduring power of the human spirit. "Corridors of Time" is more than just a book; it is a timeless masterpiece that will leave readers pondering the mysteries of existence long after the final page is turned.At the beginning of the book, the author presents an article in about ten pages detailing his views and speculations about time and the nature of time. Specifically the article delves deep into the issue of the end of time. The book contains 168 poems and is 298 pages in length.

This book is written for beginners and students who wish to learn MATLAB. One of the objectives of writing this book is to introduce MATLAB to students in high schools. The material presented is very easy and simple to understand - written in a gentle manner. The topics covered in the book include arithmetic operations, variables, mathematical functions, complex numbers, vectors, matrices, programming, graphs, solving equations, and an introduction to calculus. In addition, the MATLAB Symbolic Math Toolbox is emphasized in this book. There are also over 230 exercises at the ends of chapters for students to practice. Detailed solutions to all the exercises are provided in the second half of the book. The author has been using MATLAB for the past fifteen years and is the author of the best selling book "MATLAB Guide to Finite Elements". For the paperback edition, visit Amazon.com.

Time is my favorite topic. I always wanted to write a book about time. Finally I decided to write one designed for children. This is not a book that teaches your child how to tell the time. There are numerous such books on the market. This book is different. Basically the book delves into the nature of time. The book was designed such that it includes facts, musings, and speculations about time. These are written in a very simplified form suitable for children. The topics covered are: (1) Hours, Minutes, and Seconds, (2) Years, Months, and Weeks, (3) Past, Preset, and Future, (4) The Calendar, (5) Dimensions, (6) The Fourth Dimension, (7) Psychological Time, (8) The Five Senses, (9) Age of the Universe, (10) Parallel Timelines, (11) Time Travel, (12) Mental Time Travel, (13) The Future, (14) Time and Dreams, (15) Three Dimensions of Time, (16) The Nature of Reality, (17) Consciousness, (18) Healing Yourself, (19) Synchronicity, (20) The End of Time, (21) The Transformation, (22) Time in the Bible. The book may be difficult for children especially the second half of the book where we discuss some advanced concepts in the theory of time. This difficulty is even magnified when we consider that the latter parts of the book are more speculative than factual. But in these speculations we offer a hope that children should be aware of.

This book is written for people who love MATLAB and Fibonacci numbers. One of the objectives of writing this book is to introduce MATLAB and Fibonacci numbers to students in high schools. The material presented is very easy and simple to understand -- written in a very simplified manner. The book is divided into two parts - A review of MATLAB is presented in the first part. This is followed by a presentation of Fibonacci numbers and the Golden Ratio in the second part. The topics covered in the book include symbolic computing with MATLAB, solving equations with MATLAB, MATLAB functions, graphs in MATLAB, Fibonacci numbers, The Golden Ratio, Properties of the Golden Ratio, Lucas numbers, Generalizations of Fibonacci numbers, and Random Fibonacci numbers. The book includes numerous M-files written specifically to compute different kinds of Fibonacci sequences and the Golden Ratio. The author has been using MATLAB for the past seventeen years and is the author of the best selling books "MATLAB for Beginners" and "MATLAB Guide to Finite Elements".

This is a little book for students who wish to have the essential formulas and equations of mathematics in a single easily accessible source. In about 50 pages, the 350 most essential mathematical formulas are listed. Unlike other large books on this topic, there is no need to go through hundreds of pages and thousands of formulas for the student to get the basic equations. The author has searched several books on mathematical formulas and tables and selected only those equations which are essential to the student. The mathematical formulas and equations listed in this book are useful for students and researchers in various fields including mathmecatics, physics, engineering, etc. Only the most elementary and basic topics are covered including formulas for various gemoetric shapes, several types of functions (trigonometric, hyperbolic, exponential, logarithmic, etc), the quadratic equation, analytic geometry, derivatives and integrals, arithmetic series, geometric series and Taylor series.

This book is written for people who wish to learn MATLAB for the first time. The book is really designed for beginners and students. In addition, the book is suitable for students and researchers in various disciplines ranging from engineers and scientists to biologists and environmental scientists. One of the objectives of writing this book is to introduce MATLAB and its powerful and simple computational abilities to students in high schools. The material presented is very easy and simple to understand - written in a gentle manner. The topics covered in the book include arithmetic operations, variables, mathematical functions, complex numbers, vectors, matrices, programming, graphs, solving equations, and an introduction to calculus. In addition, the MATLAB Symbolic Math Toolbox is emphasized in this book. There are also over 230 exercises at the ends of chapters for students to practice. Detailed solutions to all the exercises are provided in the second half of the book.

These are the handwritten notes for the Structural Analysis II course that was taught at Applied Science University by Dr. Peter Kattan in the period 1996-1998. The notes are based on the book "Structural Analysis " by Alexander Chajes, Second Edition. This book is currently out of print. Students find these notes useful and it is good to find them in one single volume. The author hopes to make these notes available to students worldwide and also to revive the Chajes book. These notes are for the second course on structural analysis for indeterminate structures. Another book is avaialbe and includes the notes for the first course on structural analysis.These handwritten notes include the following chapters: History of Structural Analysis, Methods of Indeterminate Structural Analysis, Degrees of Indeterminacy, Approximate Analysis of Indeterminate Structures, Method of Consistent Deformations (The General Method or The Force Method), Method of Least Work (Castigliano's Second Theorem), The Three-Moment Equation, Slope-Deflection Method, Moment-Distribution Method, Flexibility Matrix Method, Influence Lines for Indeterminate Structures, Appendix - Matrix Algebra.

These are the handwritten notes for the Structural Analysis I course that was taught at Applied Science University by Dr. Peter Kattan in the period 1996-1998. The notes are based on the book "Structural Analysis " by Alexander Chajes, Second Edition. This book is currently out of print. Students find these notes useful and it is good to find them in one single volume. The author hopes to make these notes available to students worldwide and also to revive the Chajes book. These notes are for the first course on structural analysis for determinate structures. A sequel to this book can be found for indeterminate structures.

In addition, the CD-ROM contains a complete solutions manual that includes detailed solutions to all the problems in the book. Kattan PrefacetotheFirstEdition 3 This is a book for people who love ?nite elements and MATLAB .

This is a book for people who love mechanics of composite materials and ? We will use the popular computer package MATLAB as a matrix calculator for doing the numerical calculations needed in mechanics of c- posite materials. Instead step-by-step solutions of composite material mechanics problems are examined in detail using MATLAB.