Titlebook: Weiberkram; Wie der Kulturjourna Sigrun Matthiesen Book 2000 Westdeutscher Verlag GmbH, Wiesbaden 2000 Journalismus.Journalisten.Journalist

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c group Sn and the theory of symmetric functions and second to show how combinatorial methods that arise naturally in the theory of symmetric functions lead to efficient algorithms to express various prod- ucts of representations of Sn in terms of sums of irreducible representations. That is, there

Communicate

Sigrun Matthiesened jointly over several consecutive channel symbols are also given. Current research topics such as trellis-coded modulation for fading channels, and practical implementations and applications are also briefly discussed.

Preserve

Sigrun Matthiesenl substrates suggest that all the possible isomers are usually formed, albeit some in trace amounts (Vecera, Petranek and Gasparic, 1957a, b). The whole family of interconversions, the mechanism of which has remained obscure until recently, has become collectively known as the ..

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蒙太奇

Sigrun Matthiesendman and Halpern [1994b], by using of fuzzy measures. The multi-agent modal logic of knowledge and belief with fuzzy measures allows interpret fuzzy statements with linguistic fuzzy quantifiers such as developed in FCM.

Handedness

Sigrun Matthiesenulation which had been noted and discarded by Volterra [6] because of apparent difficulties with the two-dimensional theory. This equation was solved numerically by Symm [7, 8 a, 8 b, 9] and adapted by him [10, 11, 12] and others [13, 14, 15] to attack the problem of numerical conformal mapping.

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e opportunity to receive many stimulating ideas and comments on my work from A. SOMMERFELD on the occasion of my frequent visits to Munich. Especially this last period, although partially connected with personal difficulties and troubles of many kinds stemming from the turbulence of lost-war readjus

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Sigrun Matthiesenocal points on which a theory of problem solving can be founded..Such a theory will constitute a formal basis for the design of automatic problem solvers, intended as the interpreters of the representation languages in which the represented problems have been communicated to the computer.