Arthur Ziffer

This book contains six plays with titles: Masada Revisited III Irresistible Impulse Redemption Isaac and Amanda One Plus One Equals One Hypatia Masada Revisited III contains all of the material contained in two other published plays of the author, with titles Masada Revisited and Masada Revisited II, except for two scenes which contain material of a historical and religious nature. Masada is a site in modern-day Israel near the Dead Sea. It was the last stronghold of the Jews in the Jewish War against the Romans which lasted from 66 AD to 70 AD. According to some versions of history the mountain top fortress, Masada, was able to withstand a Roman siege that lasted for three years until 73 AD when the Romans finally captured the fortress. According to the historian Josephus, when the Romans did finally enter the fortress, all they found were dead bodies, except for two women and five children hiding in a cave. Irresistible Impulse had two earlier published versions with titles Death of a Psychiatrist and Retribution. Hypatia is a play about a real woman who lived in Alexandria Egypt in the later part of the fourth century AD and early part of the fifth century AD. The play is only partly historical.

This book contains six plays with titles: Masada Revisited III Irresistible Impulse Redemption Isaac and Amanda One Plus One Equals One Hypatia Masada Revisited III contains all of the material contained in two other published plays of the author, with titles Masada Revisited and Masada Revisited II, except for two scenes which contain material of a historical and religious nature. Masada is a site in modern-day Israel near the Dead Sea. It was the last stronghold of the Jews in the Jewish War against the Romans which lasted from 66 AD to 70 AD. According to some versions of history the mountain top fortress, Masada, was able to withstand a Roman siege that lasted for three years until 73 AD when the Romans finally captured the fortress. According to the historian Josephus, when the Romans did finally enter the fortress, all they found were dead bodies, except for two women and five children hiding in a cave. Irresistible Impulse had two earlier published versions with titles Death of a Psychiatrist and Retribution. Hypatia is a play about a real woman who lived in Alexandria Egypt in the later part of the fourth century AD and early part of the fifth century AD. The play is only partly historical.

The play is about the retribution of an ex-patient on his psychotherapist who he felt did not serve him well during his therapy because of countertransference on the part of the therapist. The play is written in the "law and order" format where the first act is police work and the second act is in the courtroom. The author has already published one book with iUniverse, "Masada Revisited". This is a play about a famous incident in Jewish history which occurred in 73 A.D. at Masada, a place in Israel near the Dead Sea.

The book consists of three parts. The first part gives an elementaryderivation of the five basic equations of the discrete Kalman filter.The second part is a collection of reports on color matching withmuch use made of the theory of least squares. The third partshows how the discrete Kalman filter can be looked at as iteratedleast squares.

The book consists of three parts. The first part gives an elementaryderivation of the five basic equations of the discrete Kalman filter.The second part is a collection of reports on color matching withmuch use made of the theory of least squares. The third partshows how the discrete Kalman filter can be looked at as iteratedleast squares.