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Both Gentzen’s sequent calculus (and the cut-elimination method) and Hilbert’s epsilon calculus (and the epsilon substitution method) were developed as approaches to Hilbert’s program of consistency proofs and the reduction of “ideal ” mathematics to “real ” mathematics by acceptable finitistic

many sorted logic for semantical representations. We present this semantical framework called the Montagovian generative lexicon and show how these terms better match the syntactical structure and avoid the aforementioned problems of the standard approach. Hilbert terms rather differ from choice

as deterministic queries are concerned, thereby answering a question raised by Abiteboul and Vianu. Introduction Hilbert's ffl-operator extends first-order by means of a choice construct, which allows to select elements from non-empty definable subsets of the universe. Epsilon-terms and epsilon

The old frequency decomposition problem in the light of new quantization methods ∗

algorithm for large-scale two-stage unit-commitment W. van Ackooij · J. Malick Received: date / Accepted: date Abstract Everyday, electricity generation companies submit a generation schedule to the grid operator for the coming day; computing an optimal schedule is called the unit-commitment problem

pages 156–175, 2013. [2] Johannes Buchmann, Denise Demirel, and Jeroen van de Graaf. Towards a publicly-verifiable mix-net providing everlasting privacy. In Financial Cryptog-raphy, pages 197–204, 2013. [3] Denise Demirel, Jeroen van de Graaf, and Roberto Araùjo. Improving helios

legacy queries and updates under schema and integrity constraints evolution. The PRISM/PRISM++ approach consists in providing the users with a set of SQL-based Schema Modification Opera-tors (SMOs), which describe how the tables in the old schema are modified into those in the new schema. In order to sup

the world is made of information, and quantum Bayesianism – fail as philosophical interpretations of quantum mechanics. However, the information-theoretic approach of Clifton, Bub, and Halvorson introduces Einstein’s distinction between principle theories and constructive theories, arguing that quantum

offering secrecy and authenticity, which we use to support secure messaging and file exchange. Essentially, we support an abstraction to safely “sling ” information from one device to another. 1 SafeSlinger also provides an API for importing applications’ public keys into a user’s contact information