Autumn Dreams: Servius on Aen. 6, 282–284

DREAMS and DREAMING The Effect of Dreams on Waking Life

Many studies have investigated the effect of waking experience, e.g., pre-sleep stimuli, stress, major life events, traumata, on dream content and have supported the so-called continuity hypothesis of dreaming, i. e. waking experience is reflected in dreams (Overviews: 1-3). On the other hand, systematic research on the effects of drams on subsequent waking life is scarce, although a considerab...

Gradient Representations and Affine Structures in AEn

We study the indefinite Kac–Moody algebras AEn, arising in the reduction of Einstein’s theory from (n+1) space-time dimensions to one (time) dimension, and their distinguished maximal regular subalgebras An−1 ≡ sln and A n−2. The interplay between these two subalgebras is used, for n = 3, to determine the commutation relations of the ‘gradient generators’ within AE3. The low level truncation of...

Topical Reviews Series 6 Issue 4 – Autumn 2009

• Disorders of the enthesis are ripe for further clinical, imaging and translational research ‘Enthesitis’ is the term used to describe inflammation at tendon, ligament or joint capsule insertions. It thus applies to disease associated with the spondyloarthritides (SpA) including ankylosing spondylitis, psoriatic arthritis, reactive arthritis and undifferentiated SpA. The term ‘enthesopathy’, h...

Coding Theory Autumn 2017 Lecture 6 : October 16 , 2017

Autumn Meeting , Edinburgh , 6 and 7 October 1972

Familial factors and perinatal problems in idiopathic childhood epilepsy. D. H. Mellor, I. Lowit, and D. J. Hall introduced by G. Russell. Department of Child Health, University of Aberdeen. As part of a study of childhood epilepsy, 128 schoolchildren were identified who had been diagnosed as having epilepsy but who had no evidence of cerebral malformation, postneonatal brain damage, or abnorma...