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Of those gauge theories of gravity known to be equivalent to general relativity, only the biconformal gauging introduces new structures - the quotient of the conformal group of any pseudo-Euclidean space by its Weyl subgroup always has natural symplectic
Abraham R. H.+7 more
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The Existence of a Subelectron? [PDF]
In was the year 1833 that Faraday's discoveries in electrolysis first suggested the existence of an elementary electrical charge, and first made possible a rough estimate as to its value.
R. A. Millikan
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Existence and non existence results for the singular Nirenberg problem [PDF]
In this paper we study the problem, posed by Troyanov (Trans AMS 324: 793–821, 1991), of prescribing the Gaussian curvature under a conformal change of the metric on surfaces with conical singularities.
DE MARCHIS, Francesca+1 more
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Convergence of a fully discrete finite element method for a degenerate parabolic system modelling nematic liquid crystals with variable degree of orientation [PDF]
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Andreas Prohl+7 more
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Living objects can be understood as systems that are able to evaluate their own existence and, based on experience, to respond optimally to its development.
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Music and Vague Existence [PDF]
I explain a tension between musical creationism and the view that there is no vague existence. I then suggest ways to reconcile these views. My central conclusion is that, although some versions of musical creationism imply vague existence, others do not.
Friedell, David
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Taming Existence in RDF Querying [PDF]
We introduce the recursive, rule-based RDF query language RDFLog. RDFLog extends previous RDF query languages by arbitrary quantifier alternation: blank nodes may occur in the scope of all, some, or none of the universal variables of a rule.
Bry, François+5 more
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Gunky time and indeterminate existence [PDF]
The paper criticizes an argument recently presented by Ross Cameron. The argument purports to show that, if time is gunky (that is, if there are no time atoms), and if changes in existence are underwritten by events of coming to be, then there are cases ...
Spolaore, Giuseppe Mario
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Non existence and existence of capillary surfaces [PDF]
It is shown that a curvature condition on the boundary of a convex domain ω, shown in [4] to suffice for existence of a solution of the capillary equation in ω, does not suffice without the convexity condition; this is so even in cases for which the negative curvatures that appear may be arbitrarily small in magnitude.
Finn, Robert, Giusti, Enrico
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