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The Computational Complexity of Immanants
SIAM Journal on Computing, 2000zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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2003
Abstract Aristotle claims that Platonic forms are not in things, and that this is just as well, since ‘it is easy to collect many absurdities against such a theory’ (Metaph. A 9, 99lbl8–19; cf. M 5, 1079b22–3). He records some of the absurdities in the Peri Ideōn, portions of which are preserved by Alexander in his commentary on ...
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Abstract Aristotle claims that Platonic forms are not in things, and that this is just as well, since ‘it is easy to collect many absurdities against such a theory’ (Metaph. A 9, 99lbl8–19; cf. M 5, 1079b22–3). He records some of the absurdities in the Peri Ideōn, portions of which are preserved by Alexander in his commentary on ...
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Theory, Culture & Society, 1997
Parution du dernier essai publie par Deleuze de son vivant, dans le cadre d'un recueil d'articles consacre a l'evenement de sa pensee (in «Theory, culture and society», 14, 2, 1997, pp. 1-81). Soulevant la question du champ transcendantal et de sa relation avec la conscience, l'A. montre que le premier, sans rapport avec la seconde, caracterise le plan
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Parution du dernier essai publie par Deleuze de son vivant, dans le cadre d'un recueil d'articles consacre a l'evenement de sa pensee (in «Theory, culture and society», 14, 2, 1997, pp. 1-81). Soulevant la question du champ transcendantal et de sa relation avec la conscience, l'A. montre que le premier, sans rapport avec la seconde, caracterise le plan
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Deleuze and Guattari Studies, 2019
Immanence is a key concept in Gilles Deleuze's thought. It emerges in 1968, in the book Expressionism in Philosophy: Spinoza and it is a focus until his last text. Immanence is a concept steeped in theological resonances, which disturbs Western metaphysics and politics. But, according to Deleuze, immanence is not really a concept, rather it is a ‘plan’
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Immanence is a key concept in Gilles Deleuze's thought. It emerges in 1968, in the book Expressionism in Philosophy: Spinoza and it is a focus until his last text. Immanence is a concept steeped in theological resonances, which disturbs Western metaphysics and politics. But, according to Deleuze, immanence is not really a concept, rather it is a ‘plan’
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Some Conjectures for Immanants
Canadian Journal of Mathematics, 1992AbstractWe present a series of conjectures for immanants, together with the supporting evidence we possess for them. The conjectures are loosely organized into three families. The first concerns inequalities involving the immanants of totally positive matrices (Le.,real matrices with nonnegative minors).
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