Round about Theta. Part I Prehistory

Lattices, Linear Codes, and Invariants, Part II, Volume 47, Number 11

1382 NOTICES OF THE AMS VOLUME 47, NUMBER 11 I n Part I of this article we introduced “lattices” L ⊂ Rn and described some of their relations with other branches of mathematics, focusing on “theta functions”. Those ideas have a natural combinatorial analogue in the theory of “linear codes”. This theory, though much more recent than the study of lattices, is more accessible, and its numerous app...

An Archaeological Resource Assessment of the Neolithic and Bronze Age in Northamptonshire

1.1 The intention behind the publication in 1989 of "Midlands Prehistory: Some recent and current researches into the prehistory of central England", was to show that the Midlands was "far from the prehistoric wilderness that was once envisaged" (Gibson 1989, 3). This collection of papers provided a demonstration of how the combined efforts of aerial photography, fieldwalking and rescue archaeo...

On some properties of the hyperspace $theta (X)$ and the study of the space $downarrowtheta C(X)$

The aim of the paper is to first investigate some properties of the hyperspace $theta(X)$, and then in the next article it deals with some detailed study of a special type of subspace $downarrowtheta C(X)$ of the space $theta (Xtimes mathbb I)$.

THETA-Rhythm makes the world go round: Dissociative effects of TMS theta vs alpha entrainment of right pTPJ on embodied perspective transformations

SEMI $theta$-COMPACTNESS IN INTUITIONISTIC FUZZY TOPOLOGICAL SPACES

The purpose of this paper is to construct the concept of semi$theta$-compactness in intuitionistic fuzzy topological spaces. We give some characterizationsof semi $theta$-compactness and locally semi -compactness. Also, wecompare these concepts with some other types of compactness in intuitionisticfuzzy topological spaces.