Scheduling access to people and selectively sharing the state of one’s activities are essential elements of collaborating with others. These processes are fundamental to arranging face-to-face meetings and coordinating access to shared information. Examples include scheduling meetings, contacting others in real time (by phone or instant messaging), and checking on the changing status of a joint...

INTRODUCTION Starting with a vast number of unstructured or semi-structured documents, text mining tools analyze and sift through them to present to users more valuable information specific to their information needs. The technologies in text mining include information extrac-In this chapter, we share our hands-on experience with one specific text mining task — text classification [Sebastiani, ...

Negotiated Shareholder Value: The German Version of an Anglo-American Practice

The School of Physics at the University of Sydney has a research group called SUPER, the Sydney University Physics Education Research group. In December 2000, an enthusiastic postdoctoral fellow, Dr Chris Stewart, joined SUPER. We considered possible research projects and decided to explore the differences between students trained under the old HSC syllabus with those trained under the new HSC ...

These are informal notes of all the lectures released throughout the 2014-2015 Number Theory Learning Seminar at Stanford. For more details on the aim of the course, please refer to the syllabus, available at http://math.stanford.edu/∼conrad/Perfseminar/refs/Syllabus1415.pdf. Throughout the text, the references are cited as in the syllabus. Part I Adic Spaces 1 Lecture 1: Motivation for adic sp...