in this paper we introduce the concept of dirac structures on (hermitian) modules and vectorbundles and deduce some of their properties. among other things we prove that there is a one to onecorrespondence between the set of all dirac structures on a (hermitian) module and the group of allautomorphisms of the module. this correspondence enables us to represent dirac structures on (hermitian)mod...

Explanations for the ineffectiveness of lifting training often focus on the nature of the workplace. However, the process through which workers select a lifting method may contain priorities based on energy expenditure, unique anthropometry, lifting experience, personality profile or other characteristics of the individual worker. This empirical investigation studied the lifting technique selec...

Let  be a commutative ring and  be a unitary  module. We define a semi prime sub module of a module and consider various properties of it. Also we define semi-radical of a sub module of a module and give a number of its properties. We define modules which satisfy the semi-radical formula and present the existence of such a module.

Aiming at the construction of infill wall structural column are often used in artificial layer pouring method and top pouring back method, to improve the structure of wall column concrete pouring process, puts forward a new type of structural column concrete pouring machine. The application of this equipment, process worker can finish pouring filled wall structure column and tap filled wall str...

The notion of adequate subgroups was introduced by Jack Thorne [59]. It is a weakening of the notion of big subgroups used by Wiles and Taylor in proving automorphy lifting theorems for certain Galois representations. Using this idea, Thorne was able to strengthen many automorphy lifting theorems. It was shown in [22] and [23] that if the dimension is smaller than the characteristic then almost...

We explore the lifting question in the context of cut-generating functions. Most of the prior literature on lifting for cut-generating functions focuses on which cut-generating functions have the unique lifting property. Here we develop a general theory for understanding how to do lifting for cut-generating functions which do not have the unique lifting property.

The study documented three-dimensional spinal loading during lifting from an industrial bin. Two lifting styles and two bin design factors were examined in Phase I. The lifting style measures in Phase I were one hand versus two hand and standing on one foot versus two feet. The bin design variables were region of load in the bin and bin height. The Phase II study examined one-handed lifting sty...

Two-person or team lifting is a popular method for handling materials under awkward or heavy lifting conditions. While many guidelines and standards address safe lifting limits for individual lifting, there are no such limits for team lifting, and these lifts are poorly understood. The literature associated with team lifting offers some interesting paradoxes. Many studies have indicated that pe...

Most learning systems applied to problem solving have the goal of learning knowledge for solving problems more eeciently. However, very few systems have focused on the acquisition of planning operator descriptions. In this paper, we present a system that learns operator deenitions from the interaction with a completely unknown environment. In order to achieve better learning convergence, severa...

We study two subposets of the partition lattice obtained by restricting block sizes. The rst consists of set partitions of f1; : : : ; ng with block size at most k; for k n ? 2: We show that the order complex has the homotopy type of a wedge of spheres, in the cases 2k + 2 n and n = 3k + 2: For 2k + 2 > n; the posets in fact have the same S n?1-homotopy type as the order complex of n?1 ; and th...