L. Kent Kimball

Falicov - Kimball Model

The “Falicov-Kimball model” was first considered by Hubbard and Gutzwiller in 1963– 65 as a simplification of the Hubbard model. Falicov and Kimball introduced in 1969 a model that included a few extra complications, in order to investigate metal-insulator phase transitions in rare-earth materials and transition-metal compounds. Experimental data suggested that this transition is due to the int...

Clement Kent

report, was the deep divergence of the rosada lineage at the base of the Conolophus clade. “The species alters the current thinking about the timing of diversification of land iguanas, which was previously supposed to have occurred in the Pleistocene era,” the researchers write. “In addition to the taxonomic implications, this form, which we recognise as a good species, is very important becaus...

Segregation in the Falicov - Kimball

Computer Science at Kent

This talk sets out the problem domain for model transformation and introduces a set of use cases for transformation including model differencing, pattern expansion, model merging and weaving, alternate views and generation of platform specific artifacts from a platform independent model. The talk also discusses where model transformation fits into the development process and who we can expect t...

Chicago-Kent Law Review