Couplex Ben hmark Computations with UG

Smooth/strong G-categories and Localization/morita Equivalences

These are notes from T. Schedler’s talk (with D. Ben-Zvi) on smooth/strong Gcategories at U. Oregon, Eugene, OR, on Aug 16, 2012. Acknowledgements. This talk was part of the workshop on Categorical Representation Theory at U. Oregon, 13 August–17 August, 2012, organized by N. Proudfoot, led mathematically by D. Ben-Zvi, and funded by an NSF CAREER grant. Thanks especially to D. Ben-Zvi for his ...

A ug 2 00 4 Time - Dependent Solutions of a Discrete Schrödinger ’ s Equation

Universal Grammar and Chaos/Complexity Theory: Where Do They Meet And Where Do They Cross?

  Abstract The present study begins by sketching "Chaos/Complexity Theory" (C/CT) and its applica-tion to the nature of language and language acquisition. Then, the theory of "Universal Grammar" (UG) is explicated with an eye to C/CT. Firstly, it is revealed that CCT may or may not be allied with a theory of language acquisition that takes UG as the initial state of language acquisition for ...

Abstraction-Based Heuristics with True Distance Computations

ion-Based Heuristics with True Distance Computations Ariel Felner and Max Barer Information Systems Engineering Deutsche Telekom Labs Ben-Gurion University Be’er-Sheva, Israel 85104 [email protected] Nathan Sturtevant and Jonathan Schaeffer Computing Science University of Alberta Edmonton, Alberta, Canada T6G 2E8 {nathanst, jonathan}@cs.ualberta.ca

A ug 2 00 1 Testing m u = 0 on the Lattice

A massless up quark is an intriguing possible solution to the strong CP problem. We discuss how lattice computations can be used in conjunction with chiral perturbation theory to address the consistency of mu = 0 with the observed hadron spectrum and interactions. It is not necessary to simulate very light quarks—three flavor partially quenched computations with comparable sea and valence quark...