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Hilbert compacts, compact ellipsoids, and compact extrema
Journal of Mathematical Sciences, 2010zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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Compactness and Local Compactness
2011The cover definition of compactness is basically point-free; therefore there is no surprise that the basic facts are very much like in the classical case. But a surprise does come: the point-free variant of Stone-?Cech compactification is fully constructive (no choice principle and no use of the excluded middle).
Jorge Picado, Aleš Pultr
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Inverse Compactness Versus Compactness
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 1995ABSTRACT: The problem when an inversely compact space must or must not be compact is considered.
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Angelaki, 2012
This paper is a full-out defense – and development – of the psychoanalytic position that there are two and only two sexes. It proceeds by problematizing all the main terms at issue, including: the two (which it views as a more complex notion than that of the multiple); sex (as irreducible to raw biology or social convention); and relation (as the ...
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This paper is a full-out defense – and development – of the psychoanalytic position that there are two and only two sexes. It proceeds by problematizing all the main terms at issue, including: the two (which it views as a more complex notion than that of the multiple); sex (as irreducible to raw biology or social convention); and relation (as the ...
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Advanced Powder Technology, 1993
The relationship between uniaxial stress on an assembly of particles in an instrumented mould and the resultant compressed powder volume has been examined to identify the sequential changes in the assembly due to particle rearrangement, formation of support structures, deformation and, ultimately, bulk compression.
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The relationship between uniaxial stress on an assembly of particles in an instrumented mould and the resultant compressed powder volume has been examined to identify the sequential changes in the assembly due to particle rearrangement, formation of support structures, deformation and, ultimately, bulk compression.
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Functional Compactness and C-Compactness
Journal of the London Mathematical Society, 1974Lim, Teck-Cheong, Tan, Kok-Keong
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