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Performance and rigorous analysis of Jacobi weighted residual schemes for a class of singular Volterra integro-differential models containing dual delays

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By Emran Tohidi, Yin Yang, Shanjun Chen
| Taylor & Francis Online
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Computer Science > Graphics

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By Xiaowei He, Yuzhong Guo, Yin Yang
| arXiv
Multibody systems have widespread applications in diverse fields such as robotics, entertainment, and animation. Their capability to model and simulate intricate interactions among interconnected bodies makes them invaluable in various domains. However, complexity arises with factors like non-smooth contact handling, nonlinearity in flexible joints, and parallelization challenges.
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When Metaphors Hurt or Heal: The Effects of Metaphor Use and Protagonist–Reader Similarity in Mental Illness Narratives on Stigma

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By Yujie Dong, Yin Yang
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Drawing on narrative persuasion theories and Conceptual Metaphor Theory, this study investigates how different metaphors in mental illness (MI) narratives influence cognition, emotion, and anti-stigma behaviors among individuals without personal MI experience. Using a 4 (metaphor use: war, journey, conversation, literal) × 2 (protagonist–reader similarity: high vs.
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