This lecture covers the analysis of normal breathing, focusing on respiratory parameters such as amplitude, time, CO2 levels, and respiratory flow. The instructor discusses graphs showing respiratory volume, frequency, and stroke volume.
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Explores the uniqueness of trees, automorphism groups, Cayley-Abels graphs, and constructing vertex-transitive subgroups with prescribed local actions.
