Young Children’s Motor Interference Is Influenced by Novel Group Membership

Young Children’s Motor Interference Is Influenced by Novel Group Membership

From early childhood onward, individuals use behavior copying to communicate liking and belonging. This non-verbal signal of affiliation is especially relevant in the context of social groups and indeed both children and adults copy in-group more than out-group members. Given the societal importance of inter-group interactions, it is imperative to understand the mechanistic level at which group...

Scalable group membership services for novel applications

Group communication is a useful abstraction in the development of highly available distributed and communication-oriented applications in wide area networks (WANs). The most important aspects of this abstraction are the dynamic maintenance of group membership and its diverse semantics for interleaving membership change notiications within the ow of regular messages. In this paper we propose a n...

Modified group non-membership is in AWPP

François Le Gall Department of Computer Science, The University of Tokyo, 7-3-1 Hongo, Bunkyoku, Tokyo, 113-8656, Japan Abstract It is known that the group non-membership problem is in QMA relative to any group oracle and in SPP∩BQP relative to group oracles for solvable groups. We consider a modified version of the group non-membership problem where the order of the group is also given as an a...

Work Group Membership

Research Proposal: Group Membership