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Re-thinking the role of intellectual property [PDF]
The context in which intellectual property (IP) operates in the contemporary world is vastly different from the one in which IP was born. The new context has changed the position of IP both in the economy and in society.
Francis Gurry
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Entanglement, Space–Time Coordinates, and Bell's Inequalities in Photon–Polarization Experiments
This work presents a revised analysis of Bell‐type inequalities. It is argued that standard derivations of Bell‐type inequalities implicitly rely on additional assumptions beyond those originally stated, specifically concerning the cardinalities of the sets of measurements and photon‐pair properties.
Karl Hess, Jürgen Jakumeit
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Poincaré duality in Hochschild (co)homology [PDF]
These are notes on van den Bergh’s analogue of Poincar´e duality in Hochschild (co)homology [VdB98]. They are based on survey talks that I gave in 2006 in G¨ottingen, Cambridge and Warsaw and consist of an elementary explanation of the proof in terms ...
Kraehmer, U.
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Exotic Galilean Symmetry and Non-Commutative Mechanics
Some aspects of the ''exotic'' particle, associated with the two-parameter central extension of the planar Galilei group are reviewed. A fundamental property is that it has non-commuting position coordinates.
Peter A. Horváthy +2 more
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Commutativity properties of Quinn spectra
We give a simple sufficient condition for Quinn’s ‘bordism-type’ spectra to be weakly equivalent to commutative symmetric ring spectra. We also show that the symmetric signature is (up to weak equivalence) a monoidal transformation between symmetric monoidal functors, which implies that the Sullivan–Ranicki orientation of topological bundles is ...
Gerd Laures, James E McClure
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Epilogue: Anxieties About Culture and Tradition--Property as Reification
The articles in this special issue on intellectual property in the Pacific document anxieties about culture and tradition, and about the intrusion of ideas of property into previously uncommodified areas of peoples’ lives.
Mark Busse, Busse, Mark
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Musical Chemistry and Spectroscopy: Analogies Bridging Two Worlds in Multiple Dimensions
Music and spectroscopy speak the same language: that of fluctuations, line shapes, and ensembles. Herein, we establish useful analogies between music, chemistry, and spectroscopy, extending even to multidimensional and time‐resolved spectroscopies, with a mathematically‐grounded derivation and motivation.
Ricardo J. Fernández‐Terán
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Property Council of Australia federal pre-budget submission 2016-17
Property touches the lives of all Australians. It creates prosperity, jobs and strong communities. Property is both a major part of the household balance sheet and the Australian economy.
Property Council of Australia
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A Linear Generalization of the Nearly Gorenstein Property, With Applications to Veronese Subalgebras
ABSTRACT We study the nearly Gorenstein property for Veronese subalgebras of (semi‐)standard graded algebras. We introduce a condition (♮)$(\natural)$ for Cohen–Macaulay semi‐standard graded rings, motivated by the study of Ehrhart rings. We show that if a semi‐standard graded algebra R$ R$ satisfies (♮)$(\natural)$, then its Veronese subalgebras R(k)$
Sora Miyashita
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ON NIL-SYMMETRIC RINGS AND MODULES SKEWED BY RING ENDOMORPHISM
The symmetric property plays an important role in non-commutative ring theory and module theory. In this paper, we study the symmetric property with one element of the ring and two nilpotent elements of skewed by ring endomorphism on rings ...
Ibrahim Mustafa, Chnar Abdulkareem Ahmed
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