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Dr. Manoj Pratim Samanta

Dr. Manoj Pratim Samanta

Contributor since: 26 Feb 2010

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    Published 31 January 2013 | viewed 0 times

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    Published 18 January 2005 | viewed 3,707 times

    At the super-simplistic level, all natural phenomena around us can be classified into two categories: linear and non-linear. Linear systems are easy to understand. Suppose…

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    Published 06 January 2005 | viewed 5,430 times

    A common misconception propagated by many sources is that US Federal Reserve has been printing tons of dollars to get us out of economic worries…