Branch and Section Events: An introduction

Events and Event Talk An Introduction

We speak of actions and other events with the same easiness with which we speak of people and other objects. We say of John that he is bright and of Bill's lecture that it is boring. We say of John's father that he is taller than Bill's and of John's life that it is better than Bill's. We say of Clark Kent that he is Superman and of Clark Kent's death that it is the death of Superman. The perva...

Section 1: Introduction and Methodology

The concept of acute renal failure (ARF) has undergone significant re-examination in recent years. Mounting evidence suggests that acute, relatively mild injury to the kidney or impairment of kidney function, manifest by changes in urine output and blood chemistries, portend serious clinical consequences. Traditionally, most reviews and textbook chapters emphasize the most severe reduction in k...

Section 1 Introduction

We present quantum Monte Carlo results for the Hubbard model on a ladder using the restructuring method which employ eigenstates of two-site system on a rung to construct a complete set. From technical reasons we concentrate on the case in which the hopping along the leg is much less than the hopping on the rung. We observe the ground state of the half-filled system is made of singlet-like stat...

Replication Section Introduction

The Fama-MacBeth [1] cross-sectional regression technique is a mainstay of empirical finance. Yet researchers and practitioners are forced to reinvent the wheel when implementing this method because the original data and code are not available. Some might think, “Fama and MacBeth’s description of what they did is clear enough and it’s easy to program this method.” Yet, anyone who possesses even...

An Introduction to Sociolinguistics