2. British Petroleum (BP), “BP energy outlook 2035”, 2014 (January)

Multiplicative Operations in Bp*bp

where S is the Landweber-Novikov algebra. S has the added advantage of being a cocommutative Hopf algebra over Z. This paper does not remove this difficulty, but we will show that the monoid of multiplicative operations in BP*BP, (i.e. those operations which induce ring endomorphisms on BP*X for any space X)9 which we will denote by Γ{BP), has a submonoid analogous to the monoid of multiplicati...

Decision Support Project Bp-2

Crop wild relatives are an important source of genetic diversity for crop improvement. However, the survival of some of these wild plant species could be threatened because of climate change. We used current and projected future climate data for ~2055, and a climate-envelope species-distribution model to predict the impact of climate change on the wild relatives of peanut (Arachis), potato (Sol...

BP-Completeness

DEFINITION A relational query language Q is BP-complete if for each relational database D, the set of all relations defined by the queries of Q on D is equal to the set of all first-order definable relations over D. More formally, fix some infinite universe U of atomic data elements. A relational database schema S is a finite set of relation names, each with an associated arity. A relational da...

Chromatic Phenomena in the Algebra of Bp∗bp -comodules

We describe the author’s research with Neil Strickland on the global algebra and global homological algebra of the category of BP∗BP comodules. We show, following [HS02a], that the category of E(n)∗E(n)comodules is a localization, in the abelian sense, of the category of BP∗BP comodules. This gives analogues of the usual structure theorems, such as the Landweber filtration theorem, for E(n)∗E(n...

Nomination of 1-Bromopropane (1-BP) and 2- Bromopropane (2-BP) for Testing by the National Toxicology Program

Bp-64-w Melcast

Alternaria leaf blight is a much greater threat to muskmelons than watermelons. The disease is caused by a fungus (Alternaria cucumerina) that can rapidly defoliate plants, causing reductions in bulk yield. Melons on defoliated vines ripen prematurely and result in lower quality fruit compared to melons produced on healthy vines. Yield losses greater than 50% will occur in situations where the ...