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Neutralino annihilation into gluons [PDF]
We present a complete calculation of the cross section for neutralino annihilation into the two-gluon final state. This channel can be quite important for the phenomenology of neutralino annihilation due to the well-known helicity suppression of neutralino annihilation into light quarks and leptons.
Drees, M. +3 more
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Manifestations of the Beauty and Glory and their Behavioral Consequences in the Mysticism of Ashāb al- Sukr and Ashāb al- Sahw [PDF]
The present article majorly deals with the relation of manifestation with behavioral norms of the mystics. It intends to show how, in the history of Sufism, the manifestation of the Beauty has brought such qualities as grace, goodness, and mercy of God ...
Akram Joudi Nemati
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Mankind’s Relationship with the Environment in Jeff VanderMeer’s Annihilation
In Jeff VanderMeer’s Annihilation (2014), a unique relationship is established between a fecund and futuristic environment called Area X and a group of scientists commissioned to probe this area. While the scientists’ initial response toward this area is
Hossein Mohseni
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On an annihilation number conjecture
Let $α(G)$ denote the cardinality of a maximum independent set, while $μ(G)$ be the size of a maximum matching in the graph $G=\left(V,E\right) $. If $α(G)+μ(G)=\left\vert V\right\vert $, then $G$ is a König-Egerváry graph. If $d_{1}\leq d_{2}\leq\cdots\leq d_{n}$ is the degree sequence of $G$, then the annihilation number $h\left(G\right) $ of $G$ is ...
Vadim E. Levit, Eugen Mandrescu
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In Sufism, fana’ refers to the dissolution of the self, the annihilation of the ego as one transcends individuality. While traditionally a spiritual concept, fana’ also offers a powerful humanistic metaphor for psychological transformation. In both the poem and accompanying photograph, fana’ explores the themes of ego death, grief, and the reshaping of
Moghaddas H.
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The last judgment is widely understood in Christianity as something which will take place in the eschata or eschaton (sometimes called ‘the end times’), with only marginal significance for everyday life. A closer look reveals this notion to be misguided.
Markus Mühling
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ANNIHILATORS OF PERMUTATION MODULES [PDF]
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Doty, S., Nyman, K.
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Verse affairs: annihilation aesthetics [PDF]
Ranjit Hoskote’s latest collection of poetry 'Icelight' explores pandemic and global warming-induced annihilation anxiety but finds refuge in poetry and ...
Gupta, Uttaran Das
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Kierkegaard’s Existential Conception of the Relationship Between Philosophy and Christianity
This paper explores the implications of Kierkegaard’s concern with the existential meaning of Christianity on his treatment of the relationship between philosophy and theology.
Li Elizabeth
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Prémisses à une libération : la réforme de soi dans À la veille de Tourguéniev
This study aims to show that, On the Eve of Turgeniev, that was published in 1859, is in spite of appearances, a political novel and beyond the very romantic story of love, that constitutes the frame, it is also a reflection on freedom, that should be ...
Thierry Ozwald
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