Emerson und Kant.

Genetics: S. Emerson

22 Fettke, C. R., op. cit., 231; Koeberlin, F. R., "The Brewster Iron-Bearing District of New York," Econ. Geol., 4, 737 (1909). 23 Fettke, C. R., op. cit., 234. 24 Schuchert, C., and Longwell, C. R., op. cit., 321-324. 26 Schuchert, C., and Longwell, C. R., op. cit., 321. 26 Emerson, B. K., U. S. G. S. Bull., 597, 48-49 (1917); Emerson, B. K., U. S. G. S. Mon., 29, 252-299 (1898). 27 White, D....

Kant V4

The software package KANT V4 for computations in algebraic number elds is now available in version 4. In addition a new user interface has been released. We will outline the features of this new software package.

In memoriam: Douglas Emerson Hogue.

Emerson Enhancement Effect in Chloroplast Reactions.

The discovery of the Emerson enhancement effect in photosynthesis (3-6, 8) led to the suggestion that there are 2 photochemical reactions necessary for complete photosynthesis. A likely hypothesis is that the 2 reactions are carried on by different forms of chlorophyll a (10, 11). The enhancement effect in photosynthesis has been studied extensively in several laboratories (19) and it has been ...

Kant and Cognitive Science

Immanuel Kant (1724-1804) has a serious claim to be the single most influential figure in the pre20th century history of cognitive research. His influence continues to be so deep-running that in many respects he is the intellectual grandfather of contemporary cognitive science. Consider the widely-held view that sensory input has to be worked up using concepts or concept-like states, or the con...