The multiplicities in the decomposition (Equation 0.1) are equivalent to the famousLittlewood-Richardson coe cients, 1 and in this appendix, we describe a result known as the Littlewood-Richardson (LR) rule which will allow us to compute the Littlewood-Richardson coe cients tractably (at least for low-order terms). There are several methods for computing these numbers (see [Knutson and Tao, 199...

The spatial inequality of the environment arises as a planning problem when the spatial structure of the different districts of a city is distinctly different; Differences that require different programming solutions for different regions and meeting the objective of creating spatial equality in a city. Nobahar and Vaki-Agha are two districts with unequal urban space located in north and south ...

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We prove that the factorization homologies of a scheme with coefficients in truncated polynomial algebras compute cohomologies its generalized configuration spaces. Using Koszul duality between commutative and Lie algebras, we obtain new expressions for latter. As consequence, uniform conceptual approach treating homological stability, densities, arithmetic densities Our results categorify, gen...

During the last decades, the software for supporting hospitals’ information systems became more flexible in terms of adaptability and configurability. Some hospitals use these capabilities to create local IT innovations. However, information on these local IT innovations is rarely available, as a preceding Grounded Theory based study revealed. To tackle this shortcoming, a two year action resea...

This chapter introduces Iranian groups, the religious elite (mojtaheds), traditional merchants (bazaar) and Iranian “crowd” (lutis and tollabs) who were mobilized during social movement activity in Iran. These groups often formed overlapping relations with one another in Iranian society, but each had different interests that had to be negotiated during social movement activity. Some groups, suc...