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Explores recursive functions, including factorials and Fibonacci sequences, and their scope and namespaces.

Covers the concept of formal proof systems, their structure, and soundness.

Explores experimental design challenges in social sciences, emphasizing hypothesis formulation, variable control, and bias mitigation.

Covers the Cayley-Hamilton theorem, demonstrating matrix self-satisfaction and validity of introduced processes.

Covers quantifiers with finite domains, uniqueness, composite statements, variable binding, translating to logic, and validity.

Covers magnetohydrodynamics, focusing on modeling challenges and MHD equations in plasma physics.

Covers the design of a differential amplifier with key parameters like gain and bias current.