XXX.—Last words on Professor Claus

Professor or Screaming Beast? Detecting Anomalous Words in Chinese

The Internet has become a very popular platform for communication around the world. However because most modern computer keyboards are Latin-based, Asian language speakers (such as Chinese) cannot input characters (Hanzi) directly with these keyboards. As a result, methods for representing Chinese characters using Latin alphabets were introduced. The most popular method among these is the Pinyi...

Dynamic Asset Allocation ∗ Claus

Higher - Order ( Non - ) Modularity Claus

We show that, contrary to the situation in first-order term rewriting, almost none of the usual properties of rewriting are modular for higher-order rewriting, irrespective of the higher-order rewriting format. We show that for the particular format of simply typed applicative term rewriting systems modularity of confluence, normalization, and termination can be recovered by imposing suitable l...

Some Comments on Professor

In a recent issue, this journal published an article by Professor Robert S. Summers reviewing and commenting critically upon a recent book by Professor H. L. A. Hart of Oxford entitled The Concept of Law. Among other things, Professor Summers criticized Professor Hart for stressing rules to the neglect of other elements of a legal system and for succumbing to reductionist tendencies in the anal...

On Friday afternoon Professor

B. M. Armstrong, Frank Ayres, R. P. Baker, G. A. Bliss, Blumberg, Brahana, Brand, O. E. Brown, C. C. Camp, Chittenden, Conkwright, Cope, Curtiss, H. T. Davis, Denton, Dickson, Dresden, Emch, Frink, C. A. Garabedian, Raymond Garver, Gouwens, Griffiths, Harkin, Harshbarger, W. L. Hart , Hickson, Hodge, Hofmann, L. A. Hopkins, Dunham Jackson, R .L . Jackson, B.W. Jones, Krathwohl,LaPaz,Lytle,McFar...