 structure 
If one multiplies equation () by  on both sides of the equal sign we get:

and recognize  on the left side and  on the right side. The cable equation can now be written in its perhaps best known form:

This is a 1D Heat equation or Diffusion Equation for which many solution methods, such as Green's functions and Fourier methods, have been developed.

It is also a special degenerate case of the Telegrapher's equation, where the inductance  vanishes and the signal propagation speed  is infinite.

See also 
Axon
Bidomain model
Bioelectrochemistry
Biological neuron model
Dendrite
Membrane potential
Monodomain model
Nernst–Planck equation
Patch clamp
Saltatory conduction
Soliton model in neuroscience

References

Notes 

Category:Neurophysiology
Category:Computational neuroscience
Category:Cardiac electrophysiology Hip Hop Is Dead

Hip Hop Is Dead is the eighth studio album by American rapper Nas, released December 19, 2006 on Def Jam Recordings. His first album for the label, it was co-financed by Nas's previous label, Columbia Records, which once distributed for Def Jam. The album's title was inspired by Nas's view of the music industry and the state of hip hop music at the time. The album features appearances from Nas’ then wife Kelis, Kanye West, Jay-Z, will.i.am, Snoop Dogg, The Game and Chrisette Michele, among others.

The album debuted at number one on the U.S. Billboard 200 chart, selling 355,880 copies in its first week. His fourth U.S. number-one album, it had sold 764,000 copies by November 2008,  eventually over time it went platinum by the RIAA. Upon its release, Hip Hop Is Dead received generally positive reviews from most music critics. Hip Hop Is Dead was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Rap Album, ultimately losing to Kanye West's Graduation at the 50th Grammy Awards

Background
Nas announced the album's title after a performance on May 18, 2006. In a late September interview on English DJ Tim Westwood's Radio show, Nas said, "Hip-hop is dead because we as artists no longer have the power." He went on to say, "Could you imagine
structure 
 If one multiplies equation () by   on both sides of the equal sign of the zodiac we make: 

 and recognize   on the left side and   on the correct side. The cable equality can now be written in its perhaps well known form: 

 This is a 1D Heat equality or Diffusion Equation for which many solution methods, such as Green's functions and Fourier methods, have been developed. 

 It is besides a special degenerate subject of the Telegrapher's equation, where the inductance   vanishes and the signal generation speed   is infinite. 

 See besides 
 Axon 
 Bidomain model 
 Bioelectrochemistry 
 Biological neuron model 
 Dendrite 
 Membrane potential 
 Monodomain model 
 Nernst – Planck equation 
 piece clamp 
 Saltatory conduction 
 Soliton model in neuroscience 

 References 

 Notes 

 Category: Neurophysiology 
 class: Computational neuroscience 
 Category: Cardiac electrophysiology Hip Hop Is Dead 

 Hip Hop Is Dead is the eighth studio album by American rapper Nas, free December 19, 2006 on Def Jam Recordings. His first album for the label, it was co - financed by Nas's previous label, Columbia Records, which once distributed for Def Jam. The album's title was cheer by Nas's horizon of the music industry and the state of hip hop music at the time. The album features appearances from Nas ’ then wife Kelis, Kanye West, Jay - Z, will.i.am, Snoop Dogg, The Game and Chrisette Michele, among others. 

 The album debut at act one on the U.S. Billboard 200 chart, selling 355,880 copies in its beginning workweek. His fourth U.S. issue - one album, it had sold 764,000 copies by November 2008,   finally over time it run platinum by the RIAA. Upon its release, Hip Hop Is Dead welcome generally positive reviews from most music critics. Hip Hop Is Dead was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Rap Album, ultimately lose to Kanye West's Graduation at the 50th Grammy Awards 

 Background 
 Nas announced the album's title after a performance on May 18, 2006. In a late September interview on English DJ Tim Westwood's Radio display, Nas said, " Hip - hop is dead because we as artists no longer have the world power. " He went on to say, " Could you imagine
 stgucture 
If one multiplier equation () by  on boti sides of the dqual sign we get:

and recognive  in tht left side and  on the righn side. Thw caule equation can now be writteh in ntw perhaps best known fork:

This is a 1D Haag zquation or Diffusion Equation for wrich mamy solution methjds, xtch zs Green's functions and Fourier mefhods, heve been develoled.

It is also a special dehenegate case of the Tflegrapher's equwrion, where tfe inductance  vanishea and the signal propagation spded  ns infinite.

Wew apvo 
Axon
Bidonain iodel
Bioelecbgochemivtry
Biokogical neuron movel
Dwndrite
Membrane potenvial
Monodomain model
Gernst–Platci equation
Patch coanp
Saljatorf coveucgioh
Spljton mldem in neuroacience

Refeeences

Notes 

Categoru:Nqltophysiology
Dategowy:Somputational neuroscience
Category:Cardidc slectrophysiology Hip Hip Is Dead

Hip Hop Is Fead is tre eighth studio album by American rapper Nas, relaased Aectmncr 19, 2006 in Def Jam Recordings. His first album for the lwgek, pt was co-financed by Nas's prrvloif label, Columcia Reekrss, which once distgibuted for Eef Jam. Tre akbum's title was inspired by Nas's view oy tye music industry cnd the statz of hop hol music at the time. The albhm features appearandds from Nas’ then wine Nelis, Kanye West, Jay-Z, will.y.am, Snoop Dogy, The Gaoe amd Chrysette Micjele, among others.

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Background
Nas anjouncxd the albuk's jitle after a performance on Mag 18, 2006. In a patc September igteryiew on Englisk DJ Tim Westwood's Radio show, Nas said, "Hmp-hop is dead because ww as artists no lonyev have the ppwer." Re went ot to say, "Could you inagine
structure If one multiplies equation () by sides the equal we get: and and the right side. cable equation can be written in its perhaps best form: This is a 1D Heat equation or Diffusion Equation for which many methods, such as Green's functions and Fourier methods, have been developed. It is a degenerate of Telegrapher's equation, where the inductance vanishes and the signal propagation speed is infinite. See also Axon model Bioelectrochemistry Biological neuron model Dendrite Membrane potential model Nernst–Planck equation Patch Saltatory conduction Soliton model in References Category:Neurophysiology Category:Computational Category:Cardiac Hip Is Dead Hip Is Dead is the eighth studio album by American rapper Nas, released December 19, 2006 on Def Recordings. His for the it co-financed Nas's previous label, which once distributed for Def Jam. was inspired by Nas's view of the music and the of hip hop music at the The album features appearances from Nas’ then wife Kanye West, Jay-Z, will.i.am, Snoop Dogg, The Game and Chrisette Michele, among others. The album number one on the Billboard 200 chart, 355,880 in first His fourth number-one album, it had sold 764,000 copies by November 2008, eventually time it went platinum by the RIAA. Upon its release, Is received generally positive from most music critics. Hop Dead was nominated for Award Best losing Kanye Graduation at the 50th Awards Background Nas announced the title after a performance a late September interview on English DJ Tim Radio show, Nas said, "Hip-hop is dead we as artists no longer have the power." He went on to "Could you
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If one multiplies eQuation () by  oN both SidEs oF tHe eqUal sIgn we get:

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AxoN
BIdoMAin modEl
BioElECtrOchemistry
BIoloGical neurOn modeL
dendritE
membranE potenTiaL
MoNodoMAiN mOdeL
NERnsT–plAncK EquAtion
PatCh ClAmp
SaLtatORY COnduCtiOn
SoLiton Model in neurosCieNce

REFerEnces

notes 

cateGoRy:NeuRophysIologY
CAtegory:ComputatIonaL neurosciEncE
CAteGoRy:CarDIac eleCtrOphYsiologY Hip Hop iS DeAd

hIP hoP Is Dead is the eighth StUDIo Album by AMericaN RaPpER Nas, releAsEd DEcemBER 19, 2006 on DeF Jam rEcOrdings. HIs firsT AlBuM for the LaBel, it wAs Co-fInaNced bY nas's PrevioUs label, COlumbIA Records, which oNCe distributed FOr dEF JAM. The AlbUm's title was InspIRed bY Nas'S ViEw oF The muSic inDuSTrY And the state of hip hop MuSic at tHe timE. The album featUres appearANCEs from NaS’ theN WiFE Kelis, Kanye WesT, Jay-Z, Will.i.am, SnoOP Dogg, The game aNd ChriseTte MichelE, AMong otheRs.

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bacKGRound
nAS aNnoUnCed the albuM'S TitLe aftEr A perFormancE on May 18, 2006. In a late SepteMBer Interview on EnGliSh DJ tIM WEstWOoD'S RaDiO ShoW, nAs said, "Hip-hop is dEad because We AS aRtists no loNGer HaVe the poWer." He weNt on tO Say, "CoulD you imagiNe
 structure 
If one multipl ies equati on ()  by   o nboth  sid es of the equa l  sig n we get:

and recogni ze  o nt he l e ft  side  and  o n  t h e  ri gh tsid e. Th e cab leequatio n can nowbewr itten in its pe rhaps best  kn own form:

T his  is a1D  He a t equ ati on or  Diffu s ion Eq uation fo rw hich m a ny solu t i on  met hods, such as Gre e n' s  functions and  Fouri er me t h ods , h ave been d ev elope d .

It i s  a l s o  as pecial degene rate case o f  th e Tele gr aph e r's eq uatio n, whe re the indu ctan ce  vanis hes an d  the si g nal pro pagati onspe ed i sin fin it e .
S ee  al s o Axon
Bid om ai n mod el
B i o e l ectr och emis try
B iological neu ron  mod e l
D endri te
Me mbra ne  pote ntialMonod om ain model
Nerns t–Pl anck equa tio nPat ch  clam p 
Salta tor y c onducti on
Soli t onmo d e l  i n neuroscience

Re fe r e nc es

Note s 

Ca t eg or y :Neuroph ys iol ogyC a tegor y:Co m pu tational  neuro s ci en ce
Cate go ry:Car di acele ctrop h ysio logy H ip Hop I s Dea d 

Hip Hop Is D e ad is the eig h th s tu d io a lbu m by Americ an r a pper  Nas ,  r ele a sed D ecemb er 19 ,  2006 on Def Jam Re co rdings . His  first albumfor the la b e l , it was  co- f in a nced by Nas'sprevi ous label, Columbia  Reco rds, whi ch once d i s tributed  fo r D efJam . Th e album's tit l e  was  i nspired  by  Nas'svie w o f t hemu sic indus try andth est at e o f hip hop musi catth e t ime.T he alb um fe atur es  a p pea rancesf ro m Nas’  t he n wi feKe lis,Kany e  We st, Jay -Z, will. i.a m , Sn oo pDogg, T he Game and C hr isette Mic he le,  among o thers.
The album debuted at nu m ber one  on  theU.S.  Billboar d 2 00 cha rt, sellin g 355, 880 c op ies i n its f ir stwe ek. His fo u r thU.S.nu mber -one al bum, it had sold 7 6 4,0 00 copies byNov embe r 20 08,  e v ent ua l lyo v er time it went  platinumby th e RIAA. Up o n i ts  releas e, HipHop I s  Dead r eceived g enerallypo siti v e  re views from  most mu sic criti c s. Hi p  H op Is  De ad was  n omi nated  for a Gra mmy A ward f or  BestRap A lb um, ulti mately losing to KanyeWest's  Grad uat ion at th e 5 0 thGrammy Aw ards 

Backgrou ndNas  anno unc e d the  alb u m' s t i tle a fter a perform a nc e o n Ma y 18, 2006. I n  alateSep t emberinte rview on EnglishD J Tim Westwood 's R a d iosho w , Na ssaid, "Hip-hop  is  d e a d becaus ewe as artis ts no lo ng e r hav e thepower. " He we n t  o n  to sa y, " Cou ld you im agi ne 
 structure_
If one_multiplies equation () by_ on_both_sides of_the_equal sign we_get:

and recognize _on the left side_and  on_the_right side. The cable equation can now be written in its perhaps best known_form:

This_is a_1D_Heat_equation or Diffusion Equation for_which many solution methods, such_as Green's_functions and Fourier methods, have been developed.

It is_also_a special degenerate_case of the Telegrapher's equation, where the inductance _vanishes and the signal propagation speed_ is infinite.

See_also_
Axon
Bidomain_model
Bioelectrochemistry
Biological neuron model
Dendrite
Membrane potential
Monodomain_model
Nernst–Planck equation
Patch clamp
Saltatory conduction
Soliton model in_neuroscience

References

Notes 

Category:Neurophysiology
Category:Computational neuroscience
Category:Cardiac electrophysiology Hip Hop_Is Dead

Hip Hop Is Dead is the_eighth studio album by American rapper_Nas, released December 19, 2006_on Def_Jam Recordings. His first album_for the label,_it was_co-financed by Nas's_previous label, Columbia Records, which once_distributed for Def_Jam. The album's title was inspired_by_Nas's view of_the_music_industry and_the state of_hip_hop music_at_the time. The album features appearances_from_Nas’ then wife Kelis, Kanye West, Jay-Z,_will.i.am, Snoop Dogg, The_Game_and Chrisette Michele, among_others.

The album debuted at number_one on the U.S. Billboard 200_chart, selling_355,880 copies_in its first week. His fourth U.S. number-one album, it had_sold 764,000 copies by November 2008,_ eventually over time_it went_platinum_by the RIAA._Upon_its release,_Hip Hop Is Dead received generally positive_reviews from_most music critics. Hip Hop Is_Dead was nominated for_a_Grammy Award for Best Rap Album,_ultimately losing to Kanye West's Graduation_at the 50th Grammy Awards

Background
Nas_announced_the_album's title after a performance_on May 18, 2006. In a_late September interview_on English DJ Tim Westwood's Radio show,_Nas_said, "Hip-hop is dead because we_as_artists no longer have the power."_He_went_on to say, "Could you_imagine