Titlebook: Ordinary and Modular Representations of Chevalley Groups; James E. Humphreys Book 1976 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1976 Chevalleysch

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https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0079105Chevalleysche Gruppe; Darstellung; Modul; presentation; matrix theory

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James E. Humphreysit, which can significantly reduce the objects to be examined, and thus achieve higher performance. Extensive experiments using real datasets demonstrate that our approaches are efficient in terms of runtime and I/O cost, as compared to the baseline algorithm.

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James E. Humphreysle path in a weighted bipartite digraph. As it is a NP-complete problem, we propose a greedy algorithm to find the best set of waypoints in an external route request. We evaluate the performance of our approach using real Web mapping services, a real road network, real and synthetic data sets. Exper

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James E. Humphreysle path in a weighted bipartite digraph. As it is a NP-complete problem, we propose a greedy algorithm to find the best set of waypoints in an external route request. We evaluate the performance of our approach using real Web mapping services, a real road network, real and synthetic data sets. Exper

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James E. Humphreystive filtering and the social-tag-based collaborative filtering, our approach can effectively alleviate the sparsity problem of tag data and user rating data, and our proposed user feature is more accurate to improve the performance of the recommendation system.

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Alberto Bertoni,Christian Choffrut,Massimiliano Goldwurm,Violetta Lonatictivity rise. However, the latter implied that the new public investments were based on collective goods and the growth of human capital. The lack of this kind of growth created saturation and unemployment. Then the big companies used unemployment in order to squeeze wages again and to attack the st

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