Titlebook: Kernphysik; Eine Einführung Klaus Bethge Textbook 19961st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1996 Atomkern.Element.Kernmodell.Kernph

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Klaus Bethgebance), and spinocerebellar pathways (ataxia). In the PNS, motor (flaccid weakness) and sensory (position sense loss) are often involved. The chapter then discusses multiple sclerosis, neuromyelitis optica, acute disseminated encephalomyelitis, and Guillain–Barré syndrome, with attention to their pa

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Klaus Bethgemechanics, and anatomy. It shows how the anatomical structure of the limb together with the constraints that define a mechanical task naturally specify a set of feasible neural commands. The fact that this set of feasible neural commands has a well-defined structure compels and allows us to revise a

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Klaus Bethgeg the properties of the limb . the functional constraints of the task (which can be mechanical, metabolic, physiological, etc.) allows us to define and find families of valid and related solutions—instead of unique solutions in isolation. These concepts continue to challenge the classical notion of

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Klaus Bethgeantial section on the genital reflexes in man and woman, including the extragenital changes during copulation, has also been added. The text on the integrative functions of the central nervous system has been expanded to include, for the first time, material on brain metabolism and blood flow and th

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Klaus Bethgeneural control, robotics, rehabilitation, and brain-body co-evolutionary adaptations. This perspective developed from courses I taught to engineers and life scientists at Cornell University and the University o978-1-4471-7089-1978-1-4471-6747-1Series ISSN 2195-3562 Series E-ISSN 2195-3570

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Streuprozesse und Kernreaktionen,en Streuproze? die Rutherford-Streuung kennengelernt. Kernreaktionen, die auf der Wirkung der Kr?fte beruhen, laufen wie alle auf Quantenph?nomenen beruhenden Prozesse nicht mit Sicherheit, sozusagen vorhersagbar, ab, sondern es gibt nur eine Wahrscheinlichkeit, da? sie ablaufen. Diese Wahrscheinlic