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, 2013 The Bracelets: A Novel begins five years after September 11, 2001, in a small town in New Jersey near Manhattan. Trinidad Zapata has recently been named director of the local library, and she and her husband, Arturo, are trying to have a baby.
Maria Edgeworth, Susan Manly
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Generating Bracelets in Constant Amortized Time
SIAM Journal on Computing, 2001 A bracelet is the lexicographically smallest element in an equivalence class of strings under string rotation and reversal. We present a fast, simple, recursive algorithm for generating (ie., listing) k-ary bracelets. Using simple bounding techniques, we
Joe Sawada
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Caption: "Bracelets-each, half the real size."Five different kinds of bracelets. Engraving (prints)
Lane, E. W. (Edward William), 1801-1876
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The Mathematical Gazette, 1990
Our original source for this investigation was an Open University video on Secondary classroom practice (OU video no. PM644). Since then, however, we have seen the problem mentioned in [1], [2] and [3]. The investigation as presented to pupils is as follows: Choose two integers between 0 and 9 (not both 0) and write them down.
Green, Paul, Liebeck, Pamela
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Our original source for this investigation was an Open University video on Secondary classroom practice (OU video no. PM644). Since then, however, we have seen the problem mentioned in [1], [2] and [3]. The investigation as presented to pupils is as follows: Choose two integers between 0 and 9 (not both 0) and write them down.
Green, Paul, Liebeck, Pamela
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Antiquity, 2010
We present the authentication and analysis of these beautiful Dacian bracelets of the first century BC, originally pillaged by treasure hunters and recovered thanks to an international crime chase. They were originally fashioned from gold panned from the rivers or dug from the mines of Transylvania and hammered into the form of coiled snakes.
Bogdan Constantinescu +4 more
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We present the authentication and analysis of these beautiful Dacian bracelets of the first century BC, originally pillaged by treasure hunters and recovered thanks to an international crime chase. They were originally fashioned from gold panned from the rivers or dug from the mines of Transylvania and hammered into the form of coiled snakes.
Bogdan Constantinescu +4 more
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