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Book 1992on of, the lignin or lignocellulose sample. One notable example of the head- way being made in reaching this objective is the relatively recent devel- opment and refinement of methods based on the use of sophisticated instrumentation, e. g. , lH_ and 13C-NMR spectroscopy. Although the utility of man

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ics and thermodynamics. Several studies introduced the concept of “free fitness” (which is analogous to free energy) as the Lyapunov function for evolution: ..?≡?.?+?.???.. ×.. Furthermore, we focus on the novel quantity of . divided by ., and regard this quantity as the content of information, whil

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sions without hindrance to the highest values of the landscape. These principles are set out in a general framework and then specifically illustrated for applications involving control in quantum mechanics, chemical and material science, and in natural and directed evolution. Perspectives are given

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J. Nakano,G. Meshitsukae space, where the location of each species in trait space affects the overlap of its resource utilisation with that of other species. The local depletion of available resources creates, in effect, a deformable fitness landscape that governs how the evolution of one species affects the selective pre

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K. Lundquistr examples. SRPA treats both time-even and time-odd dynamical variables and, in this connection, we discuss the origin and properties of time-odd currents and densities in initial functionals. Finally, SRPA is compared with other self-consistent approaches for the excited states, including the coupl

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H.-m. Changental search for PNC effects in heavy-atom molecules and the computational methods used in their electronic structure calculations are discussed. The latter include the generalized relativistic effective core potential (GRECP) approach and the methods of nonvariational and variational one-center res