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quantum theoryof collisions (so far as it affects thetheory of
the
transport
phenomena in gases), and onthetheoryof conduction and diffusion in
ionized gases, in the presence of electric ... in the direction of
finding approximate solutions ofthe Boltzmann equation in regions having a
thickness ofthe order of a mean free-path. These new solutions were, of
course, beyond the ... range.
The pioneers in the development ofthe kinetic theoryof gases employed
such probability considerations intuitively. Their work laid the foundations
of a now very extensive branch of theoretical...
... extension. The restriction of elements of
g to L
′
are automorphisms of L
′
with L as fixed field (by definition of
L). By finite galois theory these are all the elements ofthe galois group
of L
′
/L. ... element of K. Then
i
α
i
σ
i
ω = 0
6. Simple extensions
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Theorem 5. If e is the exponent and p
f
the degree of inseparability of
finite extension K of k, then e = f ⇐⇒ K/k is simple.
Proof. ... automorphism of L
′
/L comes from an
elements of g.
Introduction
There are notes of course of lectures on Field theory aimed at pro-
viding the beginner with an introduction to algebraic extensions,...
... predicted
on the basis ofthe Nambu equations of motion, and anti-rigid if the correction
terms act to enhance the curvature ofthe world sheet. Numerical simulation of
the collapse of a circular ... (1)-invariant,
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The elements of string dynamics
reaction of this field onthe string’s dynamics. The problem of self-consistently
coupling the gravitational field to the string’s motion is one ofthe most ... Thus there will be
little mention ofthe evolution ofthe primordial string network or its implications
for the formation of large-scale structure in the Universe. Although the actual
value of the...
... )ofcomplex numbers
of length 1 considered as a group under multiplication. We give
the ori-
entation induced from the standard orientation ofthe complex plane, and let
ON THE K -THEORY OF LOCAL FIELDS ... with
cofibrations and weak equivalences of C
b
(A). The inclusion E→C
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(E)ofE as
the subcategory of complexes concentrated in degree zero, is an exact functor.
The assumptions ofthe fibration Theorem ... suggestions on improving the exposition.
1. Topological Hochschild homology and localization
1.1. This section contains the construction of TR
n
(A|K; p). The main
result is the localization sequence of...
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versity Oarsmen, must be deemed decidedly favourable ;
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refer extending over 334 instead of 320 ... to
loosen their hold upon the youth of Great Britain.
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what is their influence upon health
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impact on risk-taking incentives due to the short
retention period. The impact ofthe deferred portion
depends on performance conditions; in the absence
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of the incentive compensation award is deferred, the
whole 60 percent is exposed to the variation in the
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implementation of incentive compensation arrange-
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the incident. An employee of SWWA at the time ofthe incident is reported as stating that the bottom of
the tank was ... incident, describes the distribution of
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concentrations of contaminants in the water after the incident. ... number of
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the care and education of their young. As we know, it is only by the production of new individuals that the
continuance ofthe race is assured.
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precipitation ofthe TnI-fragment was also monitored by
simultaneous centrifugation ofthe sample containing no
actin-tropomyosin under the same conditions.
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