Saeed Ghahramani Livres

Split is what it means to be a constant other, what it means to be perceived as both a foreigner and a westerner, a Muslim who is 'not Muslim enough.' It is about abuse and the aftermath: trauma, healing, and learning how to love differently.

This textbook delves into a calculus-based approach to probability, ideal for junior-senior level courses and as a resource for advanced studies. It emphasizes the historical context and practical applications of key theorems and definitions, providing a comprehensive understanding through detailed examples and counterexamples. This focus on real-world relevance enhances the learning experience for students looking to deepen their grasp of probability concepts.

Designed for students in mathematics, physical sciences, and engineering, this calculus-based probability textbook offers a comprehensive approach to the subject. It features 2096 examples and exercises, catering to various fields such as statistics, actuarial science, business, finance, operations research, and computer science. The text's structure supports both one- and two-term courses, making it a versatile resource for learners seeking a solid foundation in probability.

Set in the 1940s during the Soviet occupation of Iranian Azerbaijan, the story follows Dorna, a beautiful and talented young woman trapped in an abusive marriage while yearning for her true love, a gifted painter and violinist. Through her narrative, she reveals the struggles of Iranian women against patriarchal constraints, reflecting on her father's activism and her family's tumultuous dynamics. Dorna's journey is rich with Persian culture and history, drawing readers into her emotional dilemmas and the complexities of her life amidst societal challenges.