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03:19 Public and private transportation in Chinese… Public and private transportation in Chinese cities: Impacts of population size, city wealth, urban typology, and the built environment, Xiangwen Fu, G4 (3954227)	Public and private transportation in Chinese cities: Impacts of population size, city wealth, urban typology, and the built environment, Xiangwen Fu, G4 (3954227) The development of urban transportation is affected by population size, city wealth, urban typology, and the built environment and has significant implications for urban sustainability. We analyze… urban scaling sustainable transportation chinese cities cities transportation models vehicle transit scaling environment topology population impacts transport evolution model regression pattern scale figure types size presentation From Research Princeton Research Day 1 likes 19 plays Date April 27th, 2022 Speaker Xiangwen Fu Department Public and International Affairs
02:59 Vertical Stacked LEGO-PoL CPU Voltage Regulator,… Vertical Stacked LEGO-PoL CPU Voltage Regulator, Youssef Elasser, G4 (3963365)	Vertical Stacked LEGO-PoL CPU Voltage Regulator, Youssef Elasser, G4 (3963365) This work presents a 48 V to 1 V merged-two-stage hybrid-switched-capacitor converter with a Linear Extendable Group Operated Point-of-Load (LEGO-PoL) architecture for ultra-high-current… power conversion data center energy efficiency high current microprocessor linearly extendable group operated vertical stacked power stage efficiency millimeter architecture voltage computing cloud converter buck regulator delivery topology module frequency switching density capacitor watts microprocessors From Research Princeton Research Day 7 likes 14 plays Date April 27th, 2022 Speaker Youssef Elasser Department Electrical and Computer Engineering
01:25:25 Topologically Ordered Matter and Why You Should… Topologically Ordered Matter and Why You Should be Interested	Topologically Ordered Matter and Why You Should be Interested Steven H. Simon - Oxford University field theory thing particles particle things knot loop topology picture knots lot matter probability computation ground invariant hall times crossing From prz prz-media 0 likes 7 plays Date June 8th, 2021 Speaker Steven H. Simon - Oxford University Department PRISM