Chromatographic methods (Stock, R.; Rice, C. B. F.)

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Chromatographic Methods

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e concept of adjoint functors was first defined by Daniel Kan in  [K-], and since then, it has proven to be quite useful. e history leading up to Kan’s breakthrough is concisely described in [ML-, p. ]. e motivation for the study of adjoint functors in this paper arose out of the importance of universal constructions su as products, coproducts, free objects, etc. whi pervade...

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This paper analyzes a certain class of combinatorial board games that includes Ayo, Tchoukaillon and Modular N–queen. We refine the existing results by providing simple and intuitive proofs using abstract combinatorics, and also reveal some interesting game positions.