WAR CORRESPONDENCE.

The correspondence between Winkler and Monakow during World War I.

The correspondence (1907-1930) between two leading European neurologists, Cornelis Winkler (1855-1941) and Constantin von Monakow (1853-1930), has been preserved in Amsterdam and Zurich. For this paper, letters exchanged during World War I were studied. Professional as well as personal issues were discussed. An international neurology meeting in Berne in September 1914 had to be cancelled due t...

Howe Correspondence and Springer Correspondence

Consider real reductive group G, as defined in [Wal88]. Let Π be an irreducible admissible representation of G with the distribution character ΘΠ, [Har51]. Denote by uΠ the lowest term in the asymptotic expansion of ΘΠ, [BV80]. This is a finite linear combination of Fourier transforms of nilpotent coadjoint orbits, uΠ = ∑ O cOμ̂O. As shown by Rossmann, [Ros95], the closure of the union of the ni...

*Correspondence: M. Ghazi-Khansari. Ph.D., Department ofPharmacology,

2,3,7,8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin (TCDD) is a by-product o f t he trichlorophenol (herbicide) production and is also produced through a variety of combustion processes. It appears that TCDD is a ubiquitous chemical, particularly in industrialised countries, and the liver is the target organ of its toxicity. The prominent hepatotoxic effect of TCDD is progressive centrilobular necrosis. Th...

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Anyone who is inclined to think that the " Reading Wars " are over, or that the main warriors in these wars are only professional educators and researchers who support either whole language or phonics approaches to reading will continuously rethink their views during the reading of Reading across International Boundaries: History, Policy, and Politics. Openshaw and Soler have compiled a collect...