Introductory Notes on Quantitative Chemical Analysis

Introductory notes in analysis

Introductory notes on dynamic semantics ⇤

This thesis breaks with a long semantic tradition—going back at least to Frege, and running through Montague, Davidson, Lewis and beyond—which revolves around the individual sentence, articulating the meaning of all linguistic expressions in terms of their contributions to the truth-conditions of the sentences in which they occur. By shifting the locus of truth-conditions in systematic theorizi...

Some introductory notes on Design and Analysis of Algorithms

Introductory Notes on Rational Expectations 1 Overview

The theory of rational expectations (RE) is a collection of assumptions regarding the manner in which economic agents exploit available information to form their expectations. In its stronger forms, RE operates as a coordination device that permits the construction of a “representative agent” having “representative expectations.” Section 2 of these introductory notes on RE provides several alte...

Notes on Introductory Algebraic Number Theory

This paper introduces the basic results of Algebraic Number Theory. Accordingly, having established the existence of integral bases and the result that ideals in Dedekind domains can be uniquely decomposed into prime ideals, we then give the relation between ramification index, residue class degree and the degree of the extension. Moreover, we also demonstrate the connection between the decompo...