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Vladimir Tsurkovnuity between these two poles. In order to test the plausibility and fruitfulness of Ricoeur’s and Heidegger’s distinctions, the chapter examines some “events” at the end of WWII that belong to “German suffering” and examine the nature of the delay that took place between the “happening” of these ev

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stening individual or community and which is meaningfully mediated by writing through the phenomenon of the ‘written voice’ and the ‘listening reader’. By attending to and parsing the meanings of . and ., this chapter unfolds a philosophically rigorous and linguistically informed concept of traditio

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1384-6485 ion problem. Exact and approximate aggregations ofmultidimensional systems are developed and from a known model ofinput-output balance, aggregation methods are categorized. The issuesof loss of accuracy, recovery of original variables (disaggregation),and compatibility conditions are analyzed in det

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Introduction to Block Integer Programming,sociated with the presence of a small number of common variables and constraints. Such are many problems of branch planning, design of data processing systems, planning of manufacturing corporations, and resource allocation in manufacturing and engineering systems (see the survey [2]).

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Block Problems with a Special Condition for Coupling Variables,nts in different fields. The method of iterative aggregation described in Chapter 2 may serve as such an example; this method was first constructed for a specific problem of branch planning and then extended to a wide class of hierarchical organization problems and led to the analysis of two-level systems of mathematical physics [24].

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Exact and Approximate Aggregation,atter case, the operation of the original system can be exhaustively analyzed within the framework of the aggregated model, and one faces the problems of defining the rules for introducing macrovariables, specifying loss of information and accuracy, recovering original variables from aggregates, etc. These problems are addressed in this chapter.

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