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Mark initially worked as a Quantitative Developer within ABN Amro's Equity Derivatives department where he worked closely with traders, quantitative analysts and trade support to create a number of systems that helped manage the risk and enhance the competitiveness of the trading desks. He later moved onto the RBS Fund Derivatives Trading desk in 2008 and helped to trade and manage the risk associated with the Fund Derivatives during the extremely risky conditions that arose after the collapse of Lehman Brothers and during the Eurozone crisis.
Mark spent 1 year working for Deutsche Bank in their Risk Management Department. He spent many months writing and running macro's to assist in collecting, calculating and reporting market risk reports for the equity derivatives business.
Mark joined Robert Fleming as a graduate Trainee. He went on a number of training courses and obtained some excellent experience in many different area's of their IT department, but he eventually settled as a front office developer for the Equity Derivatives department. He spent many years programming VB, VBA and some C++. He obtained a SQL Server Developer certification and had his first introduction into Quantitative Programming by analysing and using their convertible bond xll.
Mark studied and passed exams on many different financial topics relevant to trading, including option theory, basic stochastic calculus, the use of binomial trees and risk analysis techniques such as VaR. He wrote a dissertation on the Libor Market model using an XLL he wrote in C++. As a result of his efforts he obtained a distinction from City University. During this time he also helped setup an online retail business using ASP, HTML and CSS.
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by Satyasundar BarikA publication of the Odisha government saying that Mahatma Gandhi’s death was ‘accidental’ has prompted the Congress to demand the resignation of Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik for distortion of fact.
The two-page brochure, Aama Bapuji: Eka Jhalaka (Our Bapuji: A Glimpse) brought out by the School and Mass Education Department on occasion of Mahatma Gandhi’s 150th birth anniversary says that he died at the Birla House in New Delhi on January 30, 1948, in ‘accidental sequence of events’. The brochure was distributed in schools to give the students basic information about Gandhiji.
Raising the issue in the Assembly during question and zero hour on Friday, Congress leader Narasingha Mishra said: “At the national level, there are attempts to portray Nathuram Godse as a hero and his statues are being worshipped. In Odisha, the State government has tried to toe a similar line by describing the death of the Mahatma as an accident. At a time when the nation is celebrating his 150th birth anniversary, this is highly deplorable.”


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Figure 2.1 Adding a DATA element.
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5. Right-click the "line" element to display the popup menu and select the "Enclose in" item and then the "For..." item from the sub-menu.
Figure 2.3 Enclosing the "line" DATA element in a FOR element.
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6. Enter "line" for the name and click OK.
Figure 2.4 FOR dialog.
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project_op
(Obs, proj, dtype=<class 'numpy.complex128'>)[source]¶ Projects observable onto symmetry-reduced subspace.
This function takes an observable Obs and a reduced basis or a projector proj, and projects Obs onto that reduced basis.
- Parameters
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Operator to be projected, either a numpy.ndarray or a hamiltonian object.
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numpy.ndarray: a matrix which contains the projector.
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Dictionary with keys
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from quspin.operators import hamiltonian # Hamiltonians and operators from quspin.basis import spin_basis_1d # Hilbert space spin basis from quspin.tools.measurements import project_op import numpy as np # generic math functions # L=12 # syste size # coupling strenghts h=0.8945 # x-field strength g=0.945 # z-field strength # create site-coupling lists x_field=[[h,i] for i in range(L)] z_field=[[g,i] for i in range(L)] # create static and dynamic lists static_1=[["x",x_field],["z",z_field]] dynamic=[] # create spin-1/2 basis basis=spin_basis_1d(L,kblock=0,pblock=1) # set up Hamiltonian H1=hamiltonian(static_1,dynamic,basis=basis,dtype=np.float64) # compute eigensystem of H1 E1,V1=H1.eigh() psi1=V1[:,14] # pick any state as initial state # # project Hamiltonian from `kblock=0` and `pblock=1` onto full Hilbert space proj=basis.get_proj(np.float64) # calculate projector H1_full=project_op(H1,proj,dtype=np.float64)["Proj_Obs"] print("dimenions of symmetry-reduced and full Hilbert spaces are %i and %i." %(H1.Ns,H1_full.Ns) )


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ABSTRACT
Bubela A.V. Research of efficiency of functioning of drainage of small laying in road constructions. Visnyk National Transport University. Series «Technical sciences». Scientific and Technical Collection. - Kyiv: National Transport University, 2020. - Issue 1 (46).
The article proposes and analyzes the types of small drainage drainage for the effective removal of moisture accumulated in road structures.
Object of study - drainage systems for drainage of road construction.
Purpose of the work is to determine the effectiveness of the road structure under the influence of precipitation and infiltration moisture.
To avoid long-term wetting of the pavement layers and the foundation of the road structure, it is necessary to prevent the accumulation of a large amount of free water in them by arranging a drainage system that will quickly drain the water and ensure its strength. The study of the transverse drainage of shallow laying in the experimental installation of the road structure was carried out according to two variants of the drainage structure. Measurements were made of the modulus of deformation, soil moisture, absolute soil moisture content of the soil and the gravel layer of the substrate. After drying the soil over time, the absolute humidity decreases by about 10%, which significantly affects the value of the modulus of deformation, which increases almost 2 times.
The results of the article can be implemented in the development of road building standards for the construction of linear objects.
KEYWORDS: CAR ROAD, DRAINAGE OF SMALL PAYMENT, CONSTRUCTION, MOISTURE, DEFORMATION MODULE, EARTH FLOOR, COATING BACK, BASE LAYER, EXPERIMENTAL INSTALLATION.
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Bubela Andriy Volodymyrovych, Ph.D., associate professor, National Transport University, associate professor of the department of transport construction and property management, e-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>tel.: +380505535594, Ukraine, 01010, Kyiv, Omelyanovicha-Pavlenko str., 1, id ORCID: http://orcid.org/0000-0002-5619-003X
REVIEWER
Pavlyuk D.O., Ph.D., Engineering (Dr.), professor, National Transport University, Head of the Department of Road Design, Geodesy and Land Management, Kyiv, Ukraine.
Gamelak IP, Ph.D., Engineering (Dr.), professor, National Transport University, Head of the Department of Airports, Kyiv, Ukraine.
Article language: Ukrainian
Open Access: http://publications.ntu.edu.ua/visnyk/46/045.pdf
Print date: 15.04.2020
Online publication date: 27.10.2020


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