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A simple dark beamer theme using the Nord color theme. Repository: https://github.com/junwei-wang/beamerthemeNord CTAN: https://ctan.org/pkg/beamerthemenord

Notas de Administración de Riesgos Financieros

Brazilian legislation template.

Uses ocgx2 and hyperref to display information on a single PDF page upon clicking a button. Cavetas: only works properly with adobe viewers, and cannot be printed. Content will appear overlapped in the overleaf preview viewer.

Lab Report Template for Yale's PHYS 206 Lab.

The Electricity theft is an economic issue for the electricity company due to unbilled revenue of consumers who commit such action. In a regulated scenario the company needs to fit within the laws of a regulatory agency (ANEEL in Brazil) and the loss of revenue is a problem that can compromise the compliance with regulatory targets and business efficiency. The objective of this article is to analyze how the energy theft impacts on the economy of the regulated company, consumers and society as a whole. Through the economic model Tarot (Optimized Tariff) it was possible through a concise and comprehensive manner to analyze the regulated electricity market using simulations and discover in which points the company operates optimally and through it to determine the economic indicators.

Explicación sobre la teoría del potencial. Una introducción de la teoría abarcando la idea principal. Se utilizan con conceptos, usos, y aplicaciones para facilitar su entendimiento.

Please follow the instructions given in the tex file seminar_report.tex This document contains essential templates required to write technical reports using LaTeX. This template may be used for the preparation of B.Tech seminar reports of APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University, Kerala. Also minimum working examples to create equations, include figure, include table, table of contents symbols list and bibliographic citation in a Latex document are provided. Please note that this template is provided without warranty on an AS IS basis JIM

This project explores the predictability of play-calling of the Simpson College football offense during the years of 2012-2014. The models used to assess the predictability include simple analysis as well as linear and logistic regression.