Fair allocation of goods or resources among various agents is a central task in multiagent systems and other fields. The specific setting where just one divisible resource is to be divided fairly is commonly referred to as cake cutting, and agents are called players in this setting. Cake-cutting protocols aim at dividing a cake and assigning the resulting portions to several players in a way th...

to be observed, if time is not to be needlessly wasted. One is that a writer should make himself acquainted with what has been previously said for and against the subject in discussion, to save his opponent the necessity of repeating himself, and another is that when he quotes his opponent, he ought to do so accurately and not draw inferences which, with careful perusal, it would be seen the wo...

Abstract In a paper published in 1980, the author gave an adelic Tamagawa number interpretation for Birch and Swinnerton-Dyer conjecture divisors on abelian varieties. Some years later, joint work with K. Kato, more general volume zeta values of motives weights $${<}\,{-1}$$ was proposed. at hand, is generalized to deal weight $$-1$$ . As points varieties are replaced by cohomology coefficie...

Abstract A classical theorem of Balcar, Pelant, and Simon says that there is a base matrix height ${\mathfrak h}$ , where the distributivity number ${\cal P} (\omega ) / {\mathrm {fin}}$ . We show if continuum c}$ regular, then are matrices any regular uncountable $\leq {\mathfrak in Cohen random models. This answers questions Fischer, Koelbing, Wohofsky.