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Gillette Vector 3 (or Sensor Excel). This razor was imported from India. It didn't make for a very smooth shave and tugged on light 2-day stubble growth.

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La era postdigital ya está aquí ¿ESTÁS PREPARADO PARA LO QUE VIENE?

INFORME TECHNOLOGY VISION 2019 ACCENTURE

El 79% de los directivos sostiene que las tecnologías digitales se han convertido en los cimientos tecnológicos de su compañía. Las empresas están dando sus primeros pasos en un nuevo mundo, un nuevo mundo que cambia a cada momento.Un mundo en el que losproductos, los servicios e incluso los los entornos en los que se mueven las personas están diseñados a medida, y en el que las empresas satisfacen las necesidades del individuo en todos los aspectos de su vida, dando formaa una nuevarealidad en la que viven . La mayor empresa de comercio electrónico de Japón, Zozotown, está especializándose en fast fashion a medida. Sus ajustados trajes Zozosuits de elastano se conectan con la aplicación de la empresa para tomar las medidas exactas de los clientes. Las prendas de la línea de ropa de Zozotown se confeccionan a medida y son entregadas en tan solo 10 días. Gillette está atendiendo las preferencias individuales sobre salud y belleza, en asociación con la startup de impresión 3D Formlabs, para ofrecer diseños de cuchillas personalizados.2 Los clientes crean el producto a su gusto a través de la página web de la empresa; el diseño personalizado de manera digital se imprime entonces físicamente, se monta y se envía directamente a sus casas. Zozosuits no necesita que los clientes le trasladen detalles sobre sus preferencias para ofrecerles un servicio personalizado.Una aplicación diseñada porSam’s Club le permite utilizar aprendizaje automático ydatos sobre compras anteriores de sus usuarios para prepararles automáticamente una lista de la compra cuando acceden a sus establecimientos.Además,tiene previsto añadir una nueva función de navegación en la que les mostrará la mejor forma de llegar a cada uno de estos artículos. 3, 4 Por su parte, Virgin Hotels recibe a sus huéspedes con elcóctel que elijan y con un minibarlleno de sus productos favoritos, gracias a una plataforma digitalque sustituye a su programa de fidelización. 5 Empresas como estas están comenzando a comprendercómo pueden moldearelmundo que nos rodea y a escogerlos momentos adecuados para ofrecer sus productos y servicios.Si examinásemos todos estos negocios uno poruno, encontraríamos una historia de hiperpersonalización y servicios digitales a la carta.Pero los esfuerzos colectivos a nivel empresarialrevelan que estamos ante un cambio fundamental en la manera en la que las personas y las generaciones futuras experimentarán elmundo que nos rodea.Pronto,cada persona tendrá su propia realidad y cada momento representará una oportunidad para las empresas a la hora de desempeñarun papel en su remodelación. ¿Qué es lo que permite —e impulsa— este cambio modeladorde la realidad? La emergencia de un mundo postdigital.Como sociedad,estamos acercándonos a un punto de inflexión en el que serán más las compañías que ha impletado su transformación digitalque las que no.Cuando comenzó la nueva era de disrupción digitaly tecnológica,haber abordado este proceso se consideraba una ventaja competitiva,pero ahora mismo es algo que se le presupone a cualquiernegocio.Sin embargo,su impacto todavía está cambiando la relación entre las empresas y la sociedad y las expectativas de los individuos. En nuestra encuesta Technology Vision 2019 a 6.672 empresas y directivos de TI, el 45 por ciento afirma que el ritmo de innovación en sus compañías se ha visto acelerado significativamente durante los últimos tres años gracias a las tecnologías emergentes. En el mundo postdigital, cada momento representará un nuevo mercado individual en potencia, donde la demanda se comunica al instante y la satisfacción se espera de inmediato. Y, lo que es más, ambas están en constante cambio, creando una corriente infinita e interminable de oportunidades que descubrir a través de relaciones empresa-empresa (B2B) y empresa-cliente (B2C), así como en el sector público. El mundo postdigital es aquel en el que la tecnología fabrica la realidad y en el que las empresas pueden utilizarla para llegar a sus públicos en cualquier momento y en cualquier lugar si están a la altura del reto que se les plantea.

UNA TRANSFORMACIÓN PARALELA

Las empresas no han estado solas en su viaje hacia la transformación digital. Las personas han seguido un camino paralelo, incorporando las nuevas tecnologías cada vez más rápido tardaron 12 años en alcanzar los 50 millones de usuarios; pero internet solo siete en llegar al mismo punto.6 Si nos centramos en las tecnologías puramente digitales, los ritmos se vuelven frenéticos: Facebook alcanzó los 50 millones de usuarios en cuatro años; WeChat, en un año. Pokémon GO, la aplicación de juego de realidad aumentada de Niantic, tardó diecinueve días… El púbico está adoptando las nuevas tecnologías de forma rápida e integral y, tanto si son clientes o empleados o actores que suponen una amenaza, están empezando a marcar el paso a las empresas en sus transformaciones digitales. Hoy en día, estamos mejor informados sobre tecnología y la forma en la que las compañías la utilizan. Por eso, los consumidores se están volviendo selectivos y exigentes en aquellas que prefieren utilizar, impulsando a las empresas a que trabajen junto a ellos y que se adapten a sus preferencias y necesidades. Los consumidores postdigitales disfrutan del resultado de esta saturación tecnológica. En un mundo con tal cantidad de opciones tecnológicas sin precedentes, las personas tienen claro qué tecnologías utilizarán y cuáles no para vivir las experiencias que desean. Las empresas deben prestar mucha atención no solo a estas decisiones, sino también a los conocimientos que estas les pueden proporcionan sobre sus clientes y sobre las nuevas oportunidades del mercado. Los trabajadores postdigitales ya utilizan las tecnologías para realizar sus tareas de forma diferente y en nuevos puestos de trabajo, pero siguen siendo contratados, formados y gestionados de forma predigital. Con la guerra por el talento todavía encarnizada, las empresas deben adaptar sus estrategias tecnológicas para cerrar la brecha entre ellas mismas y sus plantillas digitalmente maduras. Los actores que suponen una amenaza en la era postdigital tienen puntos de entrada prácticamente ilimitados a las empresas. Con un ejército global de dispositivos conectados listos para funcionar y una superficie de ataque que incluye no solo la empresa en el punto de mira sino todos los socios y proveedores de su ecosistema, tienen una ventaja clara. Las empresas deben responder a esta amenaza postdigital con un enfoque colaborativo, reconociendo que no son solo víctimas potenciales, sino vectores de algún otro actor del mercado. Los mercados postdigitales están formados por consumidores, socios comerciales y administraciones públicas que disfrutan por igual del botín de la revolución digital. Los productos totalmente a la carta o íntegramente personalizados son hoy por hoy la norma en prácticamente todos los sectores y, más pronto que tarde, los consumidores esperarán que todas las empresas ofrezcan ambos. Esto no quiere decir que lo digital se haya quedado anticuado o esté acabado. Nada más lejos de la realidad. Las empresas han usado el poder de la transformación digital para moldearse, para moldear a los clientes y a los empleados y, después, para moldear las expectativas de las personas. Lo que queda ahora es utilizar esos esfuerzos digitales continuados para moldear el mercado. Las empresas se enfrentan a un mundo de expectativas renovadas y las tecnologías digitales esenciales son más críticas que nunca. Pero el tiempo para las pruebas y la experimentación ya pasó y los líderes deben empezar a preparar estrategias para lo que está llegando.

ANTE UN NUEVO MOMENTO

Siendo realistas, en el mundo actual todavía no es todo instantáneo, pero las empresas postdigitales ya están en otra liga. Las compañías que todavía están completando su transformación digital buscan una ventaja concreta, ya sea un servicio innovador, una mayor eficiencia o más personalización. Las empresas postdigitales van mucho más allá. Tratan de sobrepasar a la competencia cambiando el funcionamiento del propio mercado: pasando de un mercado único a uno múltiple de customización bajo demanda y de forma instantánea. Las fronteras sectoriales ya no representan una barrera al crecimiento, y la disrupción que vino en oleadas a medida que la tecnología maduraba en la era digital es ahora omnipresente. Cualquier empresa puede competir con cualquier otra o abrir un nuevo mercado. Tómese como ejemplo a Amazon, que se ha asociado con Berkshire Hathaway, una aseguradora y holding, y JPMorgan Chase, una firma mundial de servicios financieros, para enfrentarse al reto que supone el gasto sanitario Véase JD.com, una plataforma electrónica de venta al por menor y una de las firmas que más rápido están creciendo en China. JD se está diferenciando de manera radical con su plataforma Toplife, un servicio que ayuda a terceros a vender a través de JD mediante la creación de tiendas personalizadas para experiencias de compra únicas. Estos terceros no solo se benefician de la personalización de la venta al por menor electrónica, sino que también tienen acceso a la cadena de producción de JD con tecnología robótica de última generación y entregas con drones que llegan a zonas rurales. A través de un acuerdo con Walmart, una tienda física en Shenzen ofrecerá más de 8.000 productos in situ o mediante envío en menos de 30 minutos. Al ofrecer una personalización y una rapidez sin precedentes, JD está permitiendo que otras empresas capturen momentos y, al hacerlo, está creando un nuevo mercado. No pasará mucho tiempo hasta que los ejemplos que ahora destacan se conviertan en la norma. Las empresas ya están investigando la siguiente generación de tecnologías, como la inteligencia artificial (IA), los blockchain, la realidad aumentada y el quantum computing. El mensaje está claro: mantenerse al día con lo digital no vendrá mal para lo que está por llegar.

EL FUTURO POSTDIGITAL

Así como las personas ya no dicen que viven en la «era de la electricidad», los días de calificar algo como digital para insinuar que es nuevo e innovador están contados. La palabra ya está pasada de moda en el ámbito de los consumidores. Pronto pasará igual con las empresas. No hay necesidad de decir que un negocio es «digital». Si todavía funciona, la inversión en tecnología digital se da por supuesta. ¿Qué significa «postdigital» para las empresas? Desdoblarse a la hora de completar sus transformaciones digitales para obtener el máximo valor de esas inversiones y, al mismo tiempo, poner estratégicamente el punto de mira en lo que está por venir. Al dirigir el foco de la empresa hacia las oportunidades objetivo, encontrar un lugar entre los ecosistemas de la era postdigital y dominar las inversiones digitales con un ojo puesto en el futuro postdigital, las compañías líderes se posicionarán para alcanzar el éxito en los años venideros. Su empresa digitalizada será la base desde la que impulsará toda innovación futura. No es tarea sencilla; gracias al poder de lo digital ahora y al de lo postdigital después, la siguiente era será la de las grandes expectativas por parte de los clientes, empleados y la sociedad. Afortunadamente, esta era ofrece posibilidades igualmente formidables: satisfacer necesidades en cualquier momento, en cualquier realidad.

Referencias

Lieber, C. (3 de julio de 2018). Custom Fit Fast Fashion Is About to Become a Reality. Racked. Gillette Uses 3D Printing to Unlock Consumer Personalization. Página web de Formlabs. Pérez, S. (28 de octubre de 2018). Walmart’s Test Store for New Technology, Sam’s Club Now, Opens Next Week in Dallas. TechCrunch. Redman, R. (29 de octubre de 2018). Sam’s Club Readies New High-Tech Store in Dallas. Supermarket News. Gilliland, N. (26 de junio de 2017). How Six Travel and Hospitality Brands Use Personalisation to Enhance the Customer Experience. Econsultancy Desjardins, J. (8 de junio de 2018). How Long Does It Take to Hit 50 Million Users? Visual Capitalist. Pan, Y. (10 de octubre de 2017). JD’s New Luxury E-commerce Site “Toplife”, Explained. Jing Daily. Shieber, J. (4 de febrero de 2018). Walmart Brings Its Partnership With JD.com Into the Food Business. TechCrunch. Glaser, A. (31 de marzo de 2017). The Swiss Postal Service Is Using Autonomous Drones to Fly Lab Samples Between Two Hospitals. Recode. Read the full article

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Group Structure of Gauge Theories

[Group Structure of Gauge Theories. L O'Raifeartaigh. 1986. Cambridge University Press. ISBN 0521347858]

The world of theoretical physics is largely a mathematical one.  The various principles and relations that govern and define the Standard Model (SM), a Grand Unified Theory (GUT), or the proposed Theory of Everything (TOE) all arise from purely mathematical explorations, later verified by experiment.  And perhaps no other idea is more important or pervasive than the notion of symmetry, and in particular, gauge symmetry.  Along with symmetry is a companion notion, that of gauge invariance.

First, a little background:  Modern algebra, which comprises ideas like groups, algebras, fields, rings, and modules is not your grandfather’s algebra.  It is a complex, often counter-intuitive characterization of structures embedded within more ordinary mathematical objects.  A theory in modern physics is a model of particle or field interactions that is described in mathematical terms.  In some senses, it is very similar to the garden-variety notion of a theory.  A gauge theory is a physical theory or characterization whose basic form is invariant – that is, it does not change – when the equations of the theory (measures of distance, speed, etc.) are rotated or translated.  This is extremely important in physics because, if an overall model of physics is to properly describe reality, it needs to be independent of specific frames of reference – in other words, gauge-invariant.

An elementary example of this is Einstein’s classic theory of Special Relativity, or SR.  SR asserts that the speed of light, usually denoted with the letter c, is the same for all observers, irrespective of their particular frame of reference (at least as long as all observers live in a flat spacetime – this is a detail I won’t get into).  This means, for instance, that two observers, one of whom is moving in a straight path relative to the other, both measure c as the same value (approximately 300,000,000 meters/second).  This is a gauge invariance because one observer is in motion relative to the other, but the measurement of the speed of light is unchanged – in other words, the measurement is invariant with respect to either observer’s frame of reference!

One of the basic tools for handling gauge theories is something called a Lie (pronounced “Lee”) algebra, and its corresponding Lie group.  In general, a group is a set of objects (usually real or complex numbers, in physics) which we’ll call G, together with an operator (which could be something as simple as multiplication or addition, or something much more elaborate) often called an action in applied mathematics, which we’ll call *, that obeys the following rules (this is the definition of a group):

1 – For any two members, X and Y, of the set G, their group product, X*Y, is also a member of G.  This is the closure property of a group.

2 – For any three members, X, Y and Z, of the set G, the product X*Y*Z is X*(Y*Z) or (X*Y)*Z, and these products are identical.  This is the associative property of a group.

3 – There is a special element E of G, called the identity element, such that for any X in G, E*X = X*E = X.  This is the identity property of a group.

4 – For any element X of G, there is a corresponding element which we will denote X_inv, such that X*X_inv = X_inv*X = E.  This is called the inverse property of a group.

5 – If, for every pair of elements X and Y in G, X*Y = Y*X, then the group is said to be a commutative or Abelian group.  This last property is not part of the general definition of a group, and does not apply uniformly to all groups.

This last point is important, because Lie groups are definitely not commutative groups!  Perhaps the simplest example of a Lie group is the set of 3-dimensional vectors with real-valued entries, with the operator being vector cross-product.  Note that this group is actually anti-commutative, ie for this Lie group, X*Y = -Y*X.

An algebra is a mathematical object that is a vector space with a well-defined bilinear form.  To keep this review to a manageable length, I will not go through the various definitions and properties of algebras, but will recommend that the interested  reader check out the Wikipedia entry on "Algebra over a field”.

The late Professor O’Raifeartaigh’s book goes into incredibly extensive detail working out how Lie algebras and groups are used to help physicists define and expand notions of particle interactions as well as quantum effects, notably in the areas of quantum mechanics and quantum field theory.  This monograph is divided into two main sections:

Part I describes the numerous families of Lie groups and algebras, emphasizing those families that play important roles in modern physics while not ignoring the other groups and algebras.

Part II then goes into gauge theories properly, addressing issues such as symmetry breaking, orbit structure, and the scalar potential.  All of these are areas well-known to theoretical physicists.

This monograph is intended for an audience who have at least a graduate-level acquaintanceship with modern algebra, especially Lie groups and algebras.  A strong familiarity with differential geometry and topology would be helpful as well.

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Phases of a brand

Brand Maturity

This is the time optimal cash flow, but also a moment of awakening. Overall, the growth was in the single digits for several years; decline approaching.

In everyday language we say that new life must be found, and what is the product manager for consumer branded work at all. Not trying to improve the technical efficiency of the product. But also the introduction of innovations in the form of extensions, for example, lavender or lemon and lime version softener or air freshener. This difference, of course, entails additional costs of manufacture and storage, and in particular the volume of the trader, which is an average of products down lowerselling. This sometimes requires modifications to existing dimensions to ensure that the diversity of young packing efficiency of each new varieties.

Puberty is the time, therefore, the expansion and diversification of the product range. They may specialize in one form and function, while the other product will be launched in order to cover another application, but be careful to avoid excessive. When Pampers, for example, has launched another baby nappies, it seemed a very interesting idea; but what mother think about it? This is perhaps best measured by the fact that the experiment was quickly abandoned.

Chanel, who had to cope with the challenges of life for several years, said expanding its product range and the launch of a lot of hard work and impressive results line of leather goods, watches and line and at the end of the line luxury jewelery. What can come next? Products for men, maybe? But it is, in principle, allow the female positioning of the brand?

At this stage of maturity, they are the same growth potential vectors, as in the previous step. The only difference is that some brands are able to predict the maturity and may decline, despite the strong growth, while others can only be resigned to their destination.

The decline, rebirth and death

Fall is announced by the progressive loss of market share and lower sales volumes. At this point, there are only three possible changes: a decrease of more or less fixed lengths, then the death of his character or restart period.

steady decline

This period can last as long as you allow this funding. This is the case fairly common brand, which has been trying for several years to stop the decline, which is not yet under control. Examples are numerous. Bally turnover declined since the early 1990s and at that time, twelve teams of executives and shareholders of the two hard trying to reverse the trend. The losses have been piling up fashion turbo does not work for everyone.

Dunhill, Kodak and many other brands have tried for many years to design a recovery, often without visible results. Eastman Kodak turnover curve since the beginning of 1960, when close to the theoretical curve of the life cycle of the brand is typical of the brand in the fall. In this particular case, the reasons are mainly concerned with technological progress and strategic options.

The approach in recent years, in order to classify as a sign of imaging technology, Kodak provides digital journal images and videos, photos and information on health, communication elements and graphical representation and generates a recovery in growth because yy recent years are subject to expire in 2005, in January 2012, year, 131-year-old company filed for bankruptcy.

Brand's death

Death comes from the lack of financial resources, erosion of demand, or as a result of the Board's decision. The Board may condemn extinction brand at the time of acquisition. When the Spanish chain Departmentstore Corte Ingles bought its competitor Galerias Preciados financial Venezuela, which remained the best shops and got rid of the others, but put all stores under the same name Corte Ingles. At night, the name disappeared Magna galleries, as was the case in France in the Nouvelles Galeries after purchase by Galeries Lafayette. The strongest suggestive name won.

This is a typical scenario in orders. However, the introduction of a new product can be a death knell for an inferior product. When Gillette released the new Gillette Fusion ProGlide four leaf, designating the end of the old products top-of-the-line fusion Gillette Mach 3 razor with three elastic straps rotation, contour and Trac II, of course, Gillette will continue to produce and distribute sheets contour for many owners of such devices, but gradually, will be overcome by the new product and go to him. Many companies in the largest mass market brands have been sacrificed on the altar of growth or survival. And we have provided for a drastic reduction in the process of Procter & Gamble did. Mark La Roche aux tax, created in France in 1926, disappeared in 1988, when the company merged with Chambourcy owner. The latter, created in 1948, was closed in 1996 by Nestle.

These decisions, motivated by economic interests, are not without risk. Especially in the case of luxury goods such as cars or watches, which added value and ""very obvious, disappointing loyal brand customers can expose high penalties. It was very clear in the group operating the brand Peugeot Simca in France. Simca was a brand in itself, with a network of shops, efficient proud to sell the car and serve customers who have devoted themselves to the strength of the brand. Simca was more than the name of the bonnet; It was a virtual world universe. Therefore, replacing the name of the Talbot models of the day had upset many customers. What happens, for example, for a customer who just bought a new Simca, and was ready to drive the car and the projection of the brand? The least we can do, and it was, it was not to allow distributors to change the logo on the hood, trunk lid and steering warranty card and manual model, et cetera, in order to reflect the name change. In the case of making all holders Simcas, even models in ten years? And it probably would not be enough.

PSA directors thought it would be enough to repaint dealers and launch a campaign billboards announcing the transition for consumers to accept the transition. However, consumers do not react rationally. Adhere to brand value and make it their own. For example, the remote control is compatible with the car of the same make or model as their own, experiencing a slight sense of satisfaction. How did you react when you lose this kind of reference point?

Although companies sometimes sacrifice their own brand, its reputation can survive indefinitely in all cases. Panhard ago or Hispano-Suiza is still alive in the minds of several generations, although the plants that produce cars left. Such resistance may, in the case of most prestigious brands, and even lead to his resurrection (such as, for example, Westinghouse). This is not a case of the famous Orient Express, now a registered trademark owned by the US group of the same name, Solex or a motorcycle, manufactured under license since 2000, under an agreement between the owner of the brand, Magneti Marelli and the producer Impex Hungaria.

Brands also disappear failures of economic or strategic. Hummer could not find a buyer final in 2010 and died of his opposition to the positioning of the front room and the environmental sensitivity of the market and the impact of the financial crisis in 2008. GM.

The services sector is not without dramatic disappearances. The case of Arthur Andersen, for example, is considered to be the end of this section. In November 2002, UBS announced the disappearance of the trade names of prestigious Warburg and Paine Webber. His actions were continued with the name of the parent company, UBS. As for the concerns of Lehman Brothers brand, simply disappeared into the vortex of the crisis broke.

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The last half of the brand to achieve growth is through what we call the big leap that so far few brands managed to do. The term usually refers to the brand repositioning is to include customer change. It applies to failing companies that have already passed significant restructuring and improving internal processes, but could not reverse this trend.

The decline of the brand is always visible in the erosion of its importance for consumers. Brand and its products are not interesting, or better, are less interesting than the competitors. The evolution of the brand identity, which comes from a successful recovery plan is a synthesis of responses by this problem.

One of the most spectacular cases of successful recovery is Gucci. Gucci NV turnover increased from approximately H140 million in 1992 to h1.594 billion in 2001 and h2,666 billion in 2010. Gucci Products Division, effective until 1992, can buy other brands and created more h1.055 thousand million sales . After the preparatory work of Maurizio Gucci and Dawn Mello, creative director Tom Ford and Domenico De Sole CEO of the operation led to the greatest wealth creation in the minimum amount of time as a mark in the fashion industry. This is a unique case that will probably never happen again.

Today, the brand has little to what it was when Tom Ford took over as creative director in 1992. His action was transformed Gucci identity. artisan tradition of quality brand, the Italian jet set Cinecittà were replaced Swingles Hollywood universe. Seduction is now the center of all speech and brand new designer really do. Customers, completely renovated, is more than compensated by disappearing at the end of the 1980s.

Starts brands are always a difficult exercise. Growth is natural boundaries, and it seems doubtful that the success of the brand can be revived indefinitely. Gucci understands and is being developed as a group of many brands under PPR properties. In the past six years, he acquired Balenciaga, Sergio Rossi, Bottega Veneta, Boucheron, Alexander McQueen, Stella McCartney, Yves Saint Laurent and Puma.

Puma is another example of a successful recovery. After seven years of losses, the company Jochen Zeitz appointed to drive. During the early years, it focused on returning to profitability by improving internal processes (in particular through rationalization of production plants). In 1998 he was transferred from the playing field tag to the street. communication costs doubled. Sales for the example that twice in 1998 and 2001, the results were stagnation Nike and Adidas have increased only 20 percent. ""We want to make the most desirable brand for young Puma representative of your life,"" Zeitz told the French newspaper Le Monde in February 2001. Consolidated revenues amounted to H279 million in 1997; h2,862 million achieved in 2010.

The famous Italian luxury brand of ready-to-wear Brioni men had just bought and added to the portfolio of the PPR Group in November 2011.

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This much anticipated second edition of the most successful new calculus text published in the last two decades retains the best of the first edition while introducing important advances and refinements. Authors Briggs, Cochran, and Gillett build from a foundation of meticulously crafted exercise sets, then draw students into the narrative through writing that reflects the voice of the instructor, examples that are stepped out and thoughtfully annotated, and figures that are designed to teach rather than simply supplement the narrative. The authors appeal to students’ geometric intuition to introduce fundamental concepts, laying a foundation for the development that follows

Test bank for Calculus Early Transcendentals 2nd Edition by William L Briggs

Table of Content:

1. Functions

1.1 Review of functions

1.2 Representing functions

1.3 Inverse, exponential, and logarithmic functions

1.4 Trigonometric functions and their inverses

2. Limits

2.1 The idea of limits

2.2 Definitions of limits

2.3 Techniques for computing limits

2.4 Infinite limits

2.5 Limits at infinity

2.6 Continuity

2.7 Precise definitions of limits

3. Derivatives

3.1 Introducing the derivative

3.2 Working with derivatives

3.3 Rules of differentiation

3.4 The product and quotient rules

3.5 Derivatives of trigonometric functions

3.6 Derivatives as rates of change

3.7 The Chain Rule

3.8 Implicit differentiation

3.9 Derivatives of logarithmic and exponential functions

3.10 Derivatives of inverse trigonometric functions

3.11 Related rates

4. Applications of the Derivative

4.1 Maxima and minima

4.2 What derivatives tell us

4.3 Graphing functions

4.4 Optimization problems

4.5 Linear approximation and differentials

4.6 Mean Value Theorem

4.7 L’Hôpital’s Rule

4.8 Newton’s Method

4.9 Antiderivatives

5. Integration

5.1 Approximating areas under curves

5.2 Definite integrals

5.3 Fundamental Theorem of Calculus

5.4 Working with integrals

5.5 Substitution rule

6. Applications of Integration

6.1 Velocity and net change

6.2 Regions between curves

6.3 Volume by slicing

6.4 Volume by shells

6.5 Length of curves

6.6 Surface area

6.7 Physical applications

6.8 Logarithmic and exponential functions revisited

6.9 Exponential models

6.10 Hyperbolic functions

7. Integration Techniques

7.1 Basic approaches

7.2 Integration by parts

7.3 Trigonometric integrals

7.4 Trigonometric substitutions

7.5 Partial fractions

7.6 Other integration strategies

7.7 Numerical integration

7.8 Improper integrals

7.9 Introduction to differential equations

8. Sequences and Infinite Series

8.1 An overview

8.2 Sequences

8.3 Infinite series

8.4 The Divergence and Integral Tests

8.5 The Ratio, Root, and Comparison Tests

8.6 Alternating series

9. Power Series

9.1 Approximating functions with polynomials

9.2 Properties of Power series

9.3 Taylor series

9.4 Working with Taylor series

10. Parametric and Polar Curves

10.1 Parametric equations

10.2 Polar coordinates

10.3 Calculus in polar coordinates

10.4 Conic sections

11. Vectors and Vector-Valued Functions

11.1 Vectors in the plane

11.2 Vectors in three dimensions

11.3 Dot products

11.4 Cross products

11.5 Lines and curves in space

11.6 Calculus of vector-valued functions

11.7 Motion in space

11.8 Length of curves

11.9 Curvature and normal vectors

12. Functions of Several Variables

12.1 Planes and surfaces

12.2 Graphs and level curves

12.3 Limits and continuity

12.4 Partial derivatives

12.5 The Chain Rule

12.6 Directional derivatives and the gradient

12.7 Tangent planes and linear approximation

12.8 Maximum/minimum problems

12.9 Lagrange multipliers

13. Multiple Integration

13.1 Double integrals over rectangular regions

13.2 Double integrals over general regions

13.3 Double integrals in polar coordinates

13.4 Triple integrals

13.5 Triple integrals in cylindrical and spherical coordinates

13.6 Integrals for mass calculations

13.7 Change of variables in multiple integrals

14. Vector Calculus

14.1 Vector fields

14.2 Line integrals

14.3 Conservative vector fields

14.4 Green’s theorem

14.5 Divergence and curl

14.6 Surface integrals

14.6 Stokes’ theorem

14.8 Divergence theorem

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ISBN-10:  0321947347

ISBN-13: 978-0321947345

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This much anticipated second edition of the most successful new calculus text published in the last two decades retains the best of the first edition while introducing important advances and refinements. Authors Briggs, Cochran, and Gillett build from a foundation of meticulously crafted exercise sets, then draw students into the narrative through writing that reflects the voice of the instructor, examples that are stepped out and thoughtfully annotated, and figures that are designed to teach rather than simply supplement the narrative. The authors appeal to students’ geometric intuition to introduce fundamental concepts, laying a foundation for the development that follows

Test bank for Calculus Early Transcendentals 2nd Edition by William L Briggs

Table of Content:

1. Functions

1.1 Review of functions

1.2 Representing functions

1.3 Inverse, exponential, and logarithmic functions

1.4 Trigonometric functions and their inverses

2. Limits

2.1 The idea of limits

2.2 Definitions of limits

2.3 Techniques for computing limits

2.4 Infinite limits

2.5 Limits at infinity

2.6 Continuity

2.7 Precise definitions of limits

3. Derivatives

3.1 Introducing the derivative

3.2 Working with derivatives

3.3 Rules of differentiation

3.4 The product and quotient rules

3.5 Derivatives of trigonometric functions

3.6 Derivatives as rates of change

3.7 The Chain Rule

3.8 Implicit differentiation

3.9 Derivatives of logarithmic and exponential functions

3.10 Derivatives of inverse trigonometric functions

3.11 Related rates

4. Applications of the Derivative

4.1 Maxima and minima

4.2 What derivatives tell us

4.3 Graphing functions

4.4 Optimization problems

4.5 Linear approximation and differentials

4.6 Mean Value Theorem

4.7 L’Hôpital’s Rule

4.8 Newton’s Method

4.9 Antiderivatives

5. Integration

5.1 Approximating areas under curves

5.2 Definite integrals

5.3 Fundamental Theorem of Calculus

5.4 Working with integrals

5.5 Substitution rule

6. Applications of Integration

6.1 Velocity and net change

6.2 Regions between curves

6.3 Volume by slicing

6.4 Volume by shells

6.5 Length of curves

6.6 Surface area

6.7 Physical applications

6.8 Logarithmic and exponential functions revisited

6.9 Exponential models

6.10 Hyperbolic functions

7. Integration Techniques

7.1 Basic approaches

7.2 Integration by parts

7.3 Trigonometric integrals

7.4 Trigonometric substitutions

7.5 Partial fractions

7.6 Other integration strategies

7.7 Numerical integration

7.8 Improper integrals

7.9 Introduction to differential equations

8. Sequences and Infinite Series

8.1 An overview

8.2 Sequences

8.3 Infinite series

8.4 The Divergence and Integral Tests

8.5 The Ratio, Root, and Comparison Tests

8.6 Alternating series

9. Power Series

9.1 Approximating functions with polynomials

9.2 Properties of Power series

9.3 Taylor series

9.4 Working with Taylor series

10. Parametric and Polar Curves

10.1 Parametric equations

10.2 Polar coordinates

10.3 Calculus in polar coordinates

10.4 Conic sections

11. Vectors and Vector-Valued Functions

11.1 Vectors in the plane

11.2 Vectors in three dimensions

11.3 Dot products

11.4 Cross products

11.5 Lines and curves in space

11.6 Calculus of vector-valued functions

11.7 Motion in space

11.8 Length of curves

11.9 Curvature and normal vectors

12. Functions of Several Variables

12.1 Planes and surfaces

12.2 Graphs and level curves

12.3 Limits and continuity

12.4 Partial derivatives

12.5 The Chain Rule

12.6 Directional derivatives and the gradient

12.7 Tangent planes and linear approximation

12.8 Maximum/minimum problems

12.9 Lagrange multipliers

13. Multiple Integration

13.1 Double integrals over rectangular regions

13.2 Double integrals over general regions

13.3 Double integrals in polar coordinates

13.4 Triple integrals

13.5 Triple integrals in cylindrical and spherical coordinates

13.6 Integrals for mass calculations

13.7 Change of variables in multiple integrals

14. Vector Calculus

14.1 Vector fields

14.2 Line integrals

14.3 Conservative vector fields

14.4 Green’s theorem

14.5 Divergence and curl

14.6 Surface integrals

14.6 Stokes’ theorem

14.8 Divergence theorem

Product Details:

Language: English

ISBN-10:  0321947347

ISBN-13: 978-0321947345

ISBN-13: 9780321947345

See More:

Test Bank for Introduction to Governmental and Not for Profit Accounting 7th Edition by Ive Patton and Patton

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