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Fused Hierarchy Produced by mKdV Hierarchy and Sine-Gordon Hierarchy

Journal of the Physical Society of Japan, 2003
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Konno, Kimiaki, Kakuhata, Hiroshi
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The Helping Hierarchy

RAIRO - Theoretical Informatics and Applications, 2001
Summary: \textit{U. Schöning} [Theor. Comput. Sci. 40, 57--66 (1985; Zbl 0574.68041)] introduced a notion of helping and suggested the study of the class \(\text{P}_{\text{help}} ({\mathcal C})\) of the languages that can be helped by oracles in a given class \({\mathcal C}\). Later, \textit{K. Ko} [Theor. Comput. Sci. 52, 15--36 (1987; Zbl 0635.68039)]
CINTIOLI, Patrizio, SILVESTRI R.
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Ecotone Hierarchies

Ecological Applications, 1993
Ecological phenomena are evident over a broad spectrum of space and time scales. Ecotones, being defined as zones of transition between adjacent ecological systems, also must occur over an equally broad spectrum of space and time scales. Scale—dependent constraints influence ecological phenomena and resulting zones of transition; however, in ...
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Generalizing the KP Hierarchies: Pfaffian Hierarchies

Theoretical and Mathematical Physics, 2002
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The hierarchy

2004
AbstractThe last chapter discussed the fact that some properties, such as non-self-membership, are not collectivizing (i.e., do not give rise to collections). It discouraged the notion that this is particularly surprising in itself, but did not provide a diagnosis.
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On Hierarchies:

Science, 1996
C C, Hilgetag, M A, O'neill, M P, Young
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Hierarchies

2020
Abstract Hierarchies are networks that begin with a top node and always add nodes below other nodes. There are no lateral connections so there is only one path connecting any two nodes. Although typically depicted as tree diagrams, hierarchies can also be represented as embedded rectangles.
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