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Henning Lind Olesens the Rubicon into differential calculus. The first, and crucial, step is to introduce first-order differential forms on a noncommutative space defined by a (complex) pre-C*-algebra .. We say crucial because, in most developed differential calculi (e.g., the usual de Rham complex of differential for

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Henning Lind Olesens the Rubicon into differential calculus. The first, and crucial, step is to introduce first-order differential forms on a noncommutative space defined by a (complex) pre-C*-algebra .. We say crucial because, in most developed differential calculi (e.g., the usual de Rham complex of differential for

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Henning Lind Olesens the Rubicon into differential calculus. The first, and crucial, step is to introduce first-order differential forms on a noncommutative space defined by a (complex) pre-C*-algebra .. We say crucial because, in most developed differential calculi (e.g., the usual de Rham complex of differential for

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Violence,chapter argues that the sexual violence and trafficking that these men inflict upon their young victims is viewed as pedophilia and abuse, regardless of their sexual orientation. Specifically, the chapter focuses on the plight of incarcerated individuals and victims of human trafficking in the United States and globally.