Elementary forms and “scientific reliability” as an innovative approach to geomorphological mapping

An Innovative Approach to Estimating Small Arms Reliability

An acquisition and T&E Efficiency – Submission Category: Acquisition Reform/Better Buying Power Small arms typically serve as a soldier’s last line of defense on the battlefield. Failure of the weapon could be disastrous; its reliability is of primary importance. In the future, the Army will be able to guarantee small arm reliability to greater and greater degrees by utilizing Dynamic Linear Re...

An Elementary Introduction to Siegel Modular Forms

Siegel modular forms can be thought of as modular forms in more than one variable. Introduced in the 1930’s by Siegel in his analytic study of quadratic forms, they nowadays occur naturally in many unexpected places. We develop the basic theory from scratch, assuming only that the listener/reader has seen some rudiments of modular forms in one variable. We list some of the many applications and...

the aesthetic dimension of howard barkers art: a frankfurtian approach to scenes from an execution and no end of blame

رابطه ی میانِ هنر و شرایطِ اجتماعیِ زایش آن همواره در طولِ تاریخ دغدغه ی ذهنی و دل مشغولیِ اساسیِ منتقدان و نیز هنرمندان بوده است. از آنجا که هنر در قفس آهنیِ زندگیِ اجتماعی محبوس است، گسترش وابستگیِ آن با نهاد ها و اصولِ اجتماعی پیرامون، صرفِ نظر از هم سو بودن و یا غیرِ هم سو بودنِ آن نهاد ها، امری اجتناب ناپذیر به نظر می رسد. با این وجود پدیدار گشتنِ چنین مباحثِ حائز اهمییتی در میان منتقدین، با ظهورِ مکتب ما...

Values of Quadratic Forms at Integral Points : an Elementary Approach

An Approach to Increasing Reliability Using Syndrome Extension

Computational errors in numerical data processing may be detected efficiently by using parity values associated with real number codes, even when inherent round off errors are allowed in addition to failure disruptions. This paper examines correcting turbo codes by straightforward application of an algorithm derived for finite-field codes, modified to operate over any field. There are syndromes...