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Existentially and \(\kappa\)-existentially closed groups
International Journal of Group Theory, 2022 A group \(G\) is said to be existentially closed if every finite system of equations and inequations with coefficients in \(G\) that has a solution in an overgroup \(H\) of \(G\) has also a solution in \(G\). \textit{B. H. Neumann} noted in [Stud. Logic Found. Math.
Kuzucuoğlu, Mahmut, Kaya, Burak
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Have a good day! An experience-sampling study of daily meaningful and pleasant activities
Frontiers in Psychology, 2022 We organize our daily lives with a relatively high degree of freedom. Some things must be done; others are optional. Some we find meaningful, some pleasant, some both, and some neither.
Christoph Kreiss +2 more
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Digital twins: a stepping stone to achieve ocean sustainability?
npj Ocean Sustainability, 2023 Digital twins, a nascent yet potent computer technology, can substantially advance sustainable ocean management by mitigating overfishing and habitat degradation, modeling, and preventing marine pollution and supporting climate adaptation by safely ...
Asaf Tzachor +2 more
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ME-Work: Development and Validation of a Modular Meaning in Work Inventory
Frontiers in Psychology, 2020 As research on meaning in work progresses, access to theoretically integrated, differentiated survey instruments becomes crucial. In response to this demand, the present article introduces ME-Work, a modular inventory to measure meaning in work.
Tatjana Schnell +2 more
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Bohm`s Quantum Potential Approach to Consciousness from the Perspective of a Four-Valued Logic
Dev Sanskriti: Interdisciplinary International Journal, 2021 Parallel to David Bohm´s development of a realistic interpretation of quantum physics, German philosopher and logician Gotthard Günther worked on a generalization of the classical two-valued logic to satisfy the ontological requirements of quantum ...
Marcus Schmieke
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Global catastrophic risk from lower magnitude volcanic eruptions
Nature Communications, 2021 Globalisation supports the clustering of critical infrastructure systems, sometimes in proximity to lower-magnitude (VEI 3–6) volcanic centres. In this emerging risk landscape, moderate volcanic eruptions might have cascading, catastrophic effects.
Lara Mani, Asaf Tzachor, Paul Cole
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Transforming agrifood production systems and supply chains with digital twins
npj Science of Food, 2022 Digital twins can transform agricultural production systems and supply chains, curbing greenhouse gas emissions, food waste and malnutrition. However, the potential of these advanced virtualization technologies is yet to be realized.
Asaf Tzachor +2 more
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Quantum Entangled Frequencies and Coherence in Bioenergetic Systems
Dev Sanskriti: Interdisciplinary International Journal, 2021 Holistic Health can be understood as the coherence of the human being as a whole including his organism, mind, and relationship to his environment. Quantum entanglement of subsystems on all levels of the human being is responsible for the wholeness of ...
Marcus Schmieke
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The Absence of Self: An Existential Phenomenological View of The Anatman Experience [PDF]
Journal of Philosophical Investigations, 2019 This paper focuses on the Anatman experience as described by Guatma(6th century BCE). Many Buddhist philosophers consider the absence of self as a foundational experience of Buddhism.
Rudolph Bauer
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Annals of Tourism Research, 2021 Camønoen is a new pilgrim route in Møn, Denmark. This tourism attraction markets itself as a pilgrim experience for everybody. This paper analyses this eclectic pilgrimage through a stream of philosophy representative of a similar assemblage - Existentialism. It asks what understandings appear if we use anexistentialist approach to study the experience
Munar, Ana Maria +3 more
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