Marinov: Further threat of immolation

Radoslav Marinov

For some functions h (for example hz(w) = 1w≤z), the left-hand-side of (2) is a distance between a variable W and Z and we can bound that distance by taking advantage of the structures of h and W to bound the right-hand-side of (2). For example, by taking h such that the supremum of E[h(W )−Eh(Z)] yields the Wasserstein metric, and taking W = ∑ Xi/n for a sequence of independent mean-zero-varia...

Observations of the Marinov Motor

It is verified that the Marinov motor works and that its torque magnitude roughly agrees with the theory given by Wesley (1). The existence of this device appears to refute the widely-held belief of physicists that the Lorentz force law suffices to describe all observable electromagnetic force manifestations.

Why self-immolation? A qualitative exploration of the motives for attempting suicide by self-immolation.

INTRODUCTION Suicide by self-immolation is one of the great health concerns in developing countries such as Iran. Exploration of motives for attempting suicide by self-immolation in different point of view of people with experience and information on can be considered as a crucial aspect in self-immolation prevention. The study aimed to explore motives for suicide by self-immolation in Kermansh...

Credible Compilation by Darko Marinov

This thesis describes a theoretical framework for building compilers that generate formal guarantees that they work correctly. Traditional compilers provide no such guarantees-given an original source program, a traditional compiler generates only a transformed executable program. The only way to investigate the correctness of a compilation is to run the transformed program on some sample input...

Burkholderia cepacia: another twist and a further threat.