In the middle of the third century BCE – some 2250 years ago – the Mauryan emperor Aśoka is thought to have directed the creation of the Brahmi script. Brahmi was used in all parts of India to write Prakrit and Sanskrit (except for the north-western regions where Kharoshthi was used to write Prakrit and Gandhari, and occasionally Sanskrit). Brahmi shows all the features found in the scripts des...

Previous research has indicated that memories can be modified in conjunction with one’s attitudes, in particular, political beliefs. The current study extended this finding by focusing on the relationship between differing religious beliefs and false memories for news events. We predicted that religious people would be more inclined to remember fabricated news events positively depicting religi...

Write{e cient memories (WEM) were introduced by Ahlswede/Zhang as a model for storing and updating information on a rewritable medium. We strengthen the capacity theorem by providing a full control of the rates of the spreads. Next we adress and settle the storage capacity region problem under the average costs constraint in the case of many users, who write on the memory in an arbitrary order,...

We introduce write{eecient memories (WEM) as a new model for storing and updating information on a rewritable medium. There is a cost ' : X X ! R 1 assigned to changes of letters.

The research will concentrate on techniques for implementing invariances in the local transition functions of cellular automata based on cells comprising ensembles of asso-ciative memories.

This paper describes the implementation of a system that reminds the user of the telephone number of a given list, even if the user only remembers part of it, or if the given number contains a series of exchanged digits. The system’s input consists of a telephone number (composed by digits from 0 to 9), containing from zero up to several generic digits (asterisks, in this case). The system proc...