A Correctly-Attributed Fake

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Received: 3 October 2005 Accepted: 3 October 2005 One of my most memorable experiences with Claudio occured in Cleveland about 10 years ago. I was serving as department chair, and had organized a semester long research seminar, bringing one great scholar in for a full week, every week of the term. During their week in residence, the visitors would give two seminars and meet informally with facu...

Fake Variables in research

In each journal, the editorial board receives many articles but more than 70% of them are rejected. This happens because there is no real correlation among the variables in these articles or the variables and perceived relations are fake, which means playing with the variables nonexistent in reality. This rejection occurs mainly as a result of the researchers' misinterpretation of the interdisc...

Dysplastic Nevus: A Fake Lesion?

The story of “dysplastic nevus” dates as far back as 1978 when W.H. Clark and colleagues [1] reported a group of melanocytic lesions with atypical clinical and histological features. Such melanocytic nevi were regarded as precursors of melanoma in patients with multiple nevi and/or family history of melanoma and the term of “dysplastic nevus” soon after entered the diagnostic jargon. The concep...

Compiling Exceptions Correctly

An exception compilation scheme that dynamically creates and removes exception handler entries on the stack. A formalization of an article of the same name by Hutton and Wright [1]. 1 Compiling exception handling theory Exceptions imports Main begin 1.1 The source language datatype expr = Val int | Add expr expr | Throw | Catch expr expr consts eval :: "expr ⇒ int option" primrec "eval (Val i) ...