We explain a conjecture relating the monster simple group to an algebraic variety that was discovered in a non-

For much of the 20th Century, intelligence and security was a taboo subject for Parliamentarians. While Labour backbenchers had suspicions secret state, there long-held bipartisan consensus that debates on were ‘dangerous bad’. Yet by 1970s, new disclosures activities foreign domestic surveillance eroded this with Party willing to push greater accountability oversight UK’s agencies. This articl...

For his Second Labor, Heracles was tasked with slaying the Hydra, a serpentine monster from ancient Greek mythology who possessed many heads. When attempted to decapitate monster, two new heads grew in place of each severed head, an expression hopelessness such struggle for anyone but hero. The invulnerability Hydra because its one immortal head. Once head cut off, defeated, and Heracles' secon...

This paper reviews the relation of population, human capital formation and economic development of Madhya Pradesh from 1951 to 2011. It also examines that how developing countries like India can utilize their increasing population for the economic growth of the country. Demography variables suggest that rapid population growth would put more strain on limited national resources. This will adver...

In the 1980’s, the work of Frenkel, Lepowsky and Meurman, along with that of Borcherds, culminated in the notion of vertex operator algebra, and an example whose full symmetry group is the largest sporadic simple group: the Monster. Thus it was shown that the vertex operators of mathematical physics play a role in finite group theory. In this article we describe an extension of this phenomenon ...

A double-headed monster was born in the Railway Hospital, Samastipur, on 5th July, 1948. It is an interesting case because of its rarity; the photograph (plate XXII) tells its own story. Dr. Mody, in his jurisprudence, gives a picture of such monster without any detail. The woman was a sweeper by caste, second para, and fairly well built. She came to hospital in a precarious condition, having b...

We explore the existence and underlying neural mechanism of a new norm endorsed by both black and white Americans for managing interracial interactions: "racial paralysis', the tendency to opt out of decisions involving members of different races. We show that people are more willing to make choices--such as who is more intelligent, or who is more polite-between two white individuals (same-race...