Remarks upon two Papers by Colonel Tennant

Remarks upon Certain Diseases in India

in ttie uecemuer issue or tne maian Medical Gazette, there are several points raised which I would like to discuss as briefly as possible:? (i) Note on Locomotor Ataxy (p. 4G9). It is absolutely certain that this disease occurs in typical form amongst natives of India. During the last seven years I have had a good many cases admitted to my wards at the General Hospital. On the other hand, I hav...

Colonel D. F. Keegan

Some Remarks to Recent Papers on Traffic Analysis

In this informal contribution we raise a couple of remarks and requests for clarification about some recent papers in the field of traffic analysis. These cases are illustrative of the kind of issues and open points that are encountered when reading, applying and working with published papers. The readers and followers of each published paper especially of the best ones form naturally a small c...

Colonel Kenneth MacLeod

MacLeod, i.m.s. (retired), on the 17th December 1922, at the age of 82 years will have been received in Calcutta by his many friends with much regret, as it means the breaking of another of the few remaining links with the oldtime days when the Service which he so much adorned was in its pristine glory and usefulness. Kenneth MacLeod was born in North Uist in 1840: he took his M. A., Edin., in ...

Generalized Colonel Blotto Game

Competitive resource allocation between adversarial decision makers arises in a wide spectrum of realworld applications such as in communication systems, cyberphysical systems security, as well as financial, political, and electoral competition. As such, developing analytical tools to model and analyze competitive resource allocation is crucial for devising optimal allocation strategies and ant...