<i>A Publisher’s Paradise: Expatriate Literary Culture in Paris, 1890–1960</i> by Colette Colligan (pp 469-471)

physics pp. 471–485

Developments in understanding of Baryogenesis are reviewed. We start with early motivations and the proposals in the context of GUTs. Next, the importance of the sphaleron solution and its implications are discussed. Studies of the Standard Model reveal that the latter has a Higgs structure incompatible with existence of observed B asymmetry. We then discuss a generic scenario for electroweak b...

Visualizing Literary Influence in The Paris Review Interviews

This project extracts information about literary influence from a series of interviews with writers in The Paris Review and presents a tool for visualizing this influence in a meaningful way that allows users to explore the networks surrounding writers of interest. A central design choice is the presentation to the user of the analogous source text from which each edge of the graph is derived, ...

Dante and the Origins of Italian Literary Culture . New York: Fordham University Press, 2006. 475 pp

Important Papers by Colette Rolland

1. Ben Achour C, Rolland C, Souveyet C, Maiden NAM (1999) Guiding use case authoring: results of an empirical study. In: Proceedings of the 4th IEEE international symposium on requirements engineering RE 1999, IEEE Computer Society, Washington, DC, USA, pp 36–43 2 Bubenko J, Rolland C, Loucopoulos P, DeAntonellis V (1994) Facilitating ‘fuzzy to formal’ requirements modelling. In: Proceedings of...

Stanis Perez, Histoire des médecins: Artisans et artistes de la santé de l'Antiquité à nos jours (Paris: Perrin, 2015), €24,50, pp. 469, paperback, ISBN: 978-2262039448.

Stanis Perez, Histoire des médecins: Artisans et artistes de la santé de l'Antiquitéà nos jours For a long time, medical history was written by physicians, many of whom cast their fellow practitioners in largely hagiographical terms. In the twentieth century, historians, sociologists and philosophers also began to study medicine's past and the result was an important historiographic turn toward...