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TOWARDS A LOCAL TRACE FORMULA
"... 1. Suppose that G is a connected, reductive algebraic group over a local field F. We assume that F is of characteristic 0. We can form the Hilbert space L2(G(F)) of functions on G(F) which are square integrable with respect to the Haar measure. The regular representation (R(yl, y2)4)(x) = ((yi1xy2) ..."
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such an identity, and to describe the ultimate form the identity is likely to take. To see the analogy with automorphic forms more clearly, consider the diagonal embedding of F into the ring AF = FOF. The group G(AF) of AF-valued points in G is just G(F) X G(F). The group G(F) embeds into G(AF) as the diagonal
Persuasion in practical argument using value-based argumentation frameworks
- Journal of Logic and Computation
, 2003
"... In many cases of disagreement, particularly in situations involving practical reasoning, it is impossible to demonstrate conclusively that either party is wrong. The role of argument in such cases is to persuade rather than to prove, demonstrate or refute. Following Perelman, we argue that persuasio ..."
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the standard notion of Argumentation Frameworks (AFs) to Value-based Argumentation Frameworks (VAFs). After defining VAFs we explore their properties, and show how they can provide a rational basis for the acceptance or rejection of arguments, even where this would appear to be a matter of choice in a standard
The Universal Metric Properties of Nonlinear Transformations
, 1979
"... The role of functional equations to describe the exact local structure of highly bifurcated attractors of x~+l = Af(xn) independent of a specific f is formally developed. A hierarchy of universal functions g~(x) exists, each descriptive of the same local structure but at levels of a cluster of 2 ~ p ..."
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The role of functional equations to describe the exact local structure of highly bifurcated attractors of x~+l = Af(xn) independent of a specific f is formally developed. A hierarchy of universal functions g~(x) exists, each descriptive of the same local structure but at levels of a cluster of 2
Materials for an exploratory theory of the network society.
- The British Journal of Sociology
, 2000
"... ABSTRACT This article aims at proposing some elements for a grounded theor y of the network society. The network society is the social structure characteristic of the Information Age, as tentatively identi ed by empirical, cross-cultural investigation. It permeates most societies in the world, in v ..."
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of her/his/their action. The consolidation of shared meaning through cr ystallization of practices in spatio-temporal con gurations creates cultures, that is systems of values and beliefs informing codes of behaviour. There is no systemic dominance in this matrix of relationships. There are all layers
A Remark on Extreme Points in If
, 1971
"... The purpose of this short note is to give a simple remark on a recent paper by Yabuta [4]. Let U be the open unit disc and T the unit circumference which is the topological boundary of U. A function f in the Hardy class H1(Un) on the unit polydisc Un of dimension n is called extremal if f_??_0 and f ..."
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and f/•af•ais an extreme point of the unit ball of H1(Un). For the case n=1, a well-known result of deLeeuw and Rudin [1] states that f is extremal if and only if it is an outer function in the sense of Beurling. For the case n•†2, Rudin [3] has defined outer functions as a direct generalization
An SF1 affinity model to identify branch point sequences in human introns
, 2010
"... Splicing factor 1 (SF1) binds to the branch point sequence (BPS) of mammalian introns and is believed to be important for the splicing of some, but not all, introns. To help identify BPSs, particu-larly those that depend on SF1, we generated a BPS profile model in which SF1 binding affinity data, va ..."
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, validated by branch point mapping, were iteratively incorporated into computational models. We searched a data set of 117 499 human introns for best matches to the SF1 Affinity Model above a threshold, and counted the number of matches at each intronic position. After subtracting a back-ground value, we
Cal-culations of Separation Points in Incompressible Turbulent Flows
, 1972
"... keep rising by virtue of the momentum theorem. This is apparently what happens. Why it happens requires a deeper understanding of the physics of transitory stalls than we currently possess. A further study of transitory stall is underway by J. Ashjaee, J. P. Johnston, and the second author currentl ..."
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the pressure in the outer flow field. Since the pressure in the outer flow field affects the rate of growth of boundary layer displacement thickness, the result is that displacement thickness and longitudinal pressure gradient BOTH AF-FECT KAOII OTHKIi IX AN OXGOINO WAY THROUGH DETACHMENT: In most classic
Automated Spectrophotometric Analyzer for Rapid Single-Point Titration of Seawater Total Alkalinity
"... ABSTRACT: An automated analyzer was developed to achieve fast, precise, and accurate measurements of seawater total alkalinity (AT) based on single-point titration and spectrophotometric pH detection. The single-point titration was carried out in a circulating loop, which allowed the titrant (hydroc ..."
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ABSTRACT: An automated analyzer was developed to achieve fast, precise, and accurate measurements of seawater total alkalinity (AT) based on single-point titration and spectrophotometric pH detection. The single-point titration was carried out in a circulating loop, which allowed the titrant
Two-Point Discrimination Test in the Treatment of Right-handed Females with Lumbosacral
"... Non-somatic causes of pain may aggravate painful com-plaints and complicate the conservative management of dis-eases such as lumbo-sacral disk root disease. The two-point discrimination test has been used for assessment of dis-eases, which change patients ' skin sensation. This study aims to fi ..."
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in the values of two-point discrimination test, pain scales, or straight leg raising tests in the involved and intact limbs before and af-ter the treatment. However, correlation among variables did not reach statistical significance (P<0.94, r=0.017). The results indicated that although two-point
Hybrid Control Of Force Transients For Multi-Point Injection Engines
, 2001
"... this paper, we deal with the problem of delivering as quickly as possible a requested torque produced by a spark ignition engine equipped with a multi-point port injection manifold and electronics to control the throttle-valve position. The control variables are the amount of injected fuel and the v ..."
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and the voltage given to the electric motor controlling the position of the throttle valve. The optimization problem is subject to the constraint that the air}fuel (A/F) ratio stays within a pre-assigned range around the stoichiometric value of 14.64 (the ratio that guarantees minimum emission). Air and fuel
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