Larry Longo

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Larry Abbott

Larry Abbott Columbia University Larry Abbott is the William Bloor Professor of Theoretical Neuroscience at Columbia University. He received his PhD in physics from Brandeis University in 1977 and worked in theoretical particle physics at the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center, at CERN (the European center for particle physics), and as a physics faculty member at Brandeis. Abbott began a transi...

Larry Weiskrantz

He found himself at loggerheads in the European Commission with Joe Borg, the European fisheries commissioner from Malta. Borg was insisting that time be allowed for a bluefin recovery plan which had been agreed by Iccat. But its poor record on protecting stocks has angered conservationists. One of Dimas’s officials said: “They need to come up with conservation protection measures that live up ...

Larry Len Peterson

Diphosphoglycerate mutase (DPGM) was purified to homogeneity from human erythrocytes. The enzyme and Freund adjuvant were infected into chickens and yielded a monospecific precipitating antibody. Radial immunodiffusion with this antibody was used to measure the amount of DPGM in hemolysates from human adult and cord red cells. Dog, rabbit, rat, chicken, and goat red cells all had DPGM during th...

Instructor : Larry Guth Transcribed

Today we will talk about some applications of decoupling. The first application is Strichartz inequality on tori. Let T d = R/Z. For a lattice Λ ⊂ R, let TΛ = R/Λ. For instance, we may take the rectangle [0, λ1]× ...× [0, λd] and identify opposite edges. Our goal is to study the initial value problem for Schrodinger’s equation. That is, let u(x, t) : R×R→ C (or T ×R→ C or TΛ×R→ C), where x ∈ R,...