Titlebook: Mathematical Events of the Twentieth Century; ? A. A. Bolibruch,Yu. S. Osipov,V. B. Philippov (( Book 20061st edition Springer-Verlag Berl

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Book 20061st editionconstrued as those of the editors. The list of mathematicians invited to participate in the presentedition was quite long. Unfortunately, some of the authors for various reasons did not accept our invitation, and regretfully a number of areas of research are not fully represented here. Nevertheless,

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Patrizia Agostinis,Samali AfshinComprehensive cover of the latest developments in ER stress.Up to date and succinct description of the role of ER stress in pathophysiology.Novel aspects of ER stress physiology never discussed before

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Necessary Identity and Necessary ExistenceQueen Anne is dead. That sentence expresses a truth; it does so because its subject term refers to someone — Queen Anne — who satisfies its predicate, and therefore — if death is the end of existence — no longer exists. But then what is left for ‘Queen Anne’ to refer to?

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Bhim Pratap Singh,Ahmed M. Abdel-Azeem,Santosh KumCovers endophytic fungi for pharmaceutical and agricultural applications.Discusses conventional and advanced molecular, genomic, and transcriptomic approaches.Provides ideas for future prospects for c

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Sumita JhaPresents a comprehensive review of endophytes and their biotechnological applications.Explores the production of useful endophytic metabolites.Summarises conventional and molecular tools for endophyte

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The Essence of Logical Atomism: Hume and WittgensteinIn philosophy Wittgenstein’s . is the book of the century, in contradistinction also to his . which are a pathetic flop. The ideas of the . are clear and grand, admitting of all kind of development and opening wide fields of logico-philosophical inquiry. The confused and inconclusive ramblings of the . are a blind alley leading nowhere.

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The Inexpressibility of FormThis paper sets out to show that the logical form of language cannot be expressed .. In the background is a view of Wittgenstein’s original argument to that effect, the argument presented in sections 4.126–4.12721 of the .. I have no space to defend that view here, but a sketch of it may help to locate my remarks.