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The politics of IMF–EU cooperation : institutional change from the Maastricht Treaty to the launch of the Euro [PDF]

, 2012
How do regional changes affect the process of global governance? This article addresses this question by examining how the International Monetary Fund (IMF) responded to the challenges presented by Economic and Monetary Union (EMU) between the signing of
Abdelal R., André Broome, Barnett M., Bini Smaghi L., Chwieroth J. M., Europa, IMF, IMF, IMF, IMF, IMF, IMF, IMF, IMF, Jabko N., Lake D. A., Mahoney J., Maystadt P., McNamara K. R., Meunier S., Polak J. J., Thygesen N.   +21 more
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From Euclidean Geometry to Knots and Nets [PDF]

, 2017
This document is the Accepted Manuscript of an article accepted for publication in Synthese. Under embargo until 19 September 2018. The final publication is available at Springer via https://doi.org/10.1007/s11229-017-1558-x.This paper assumes the ...
A Pelc, A Weir, B Buldt, B Krön, B Larvor, B Larvor, B Russell, Brendan Larvor, D Corfield, E Grosholz, F Tanswell, GH Hardy, I Starikova, J Auslander, J Avigad, J Avigad, J Azzouni, J Azzouni, J Azzouni, J Ferreirós, J Mumma, JA Robinson, M Detlefsen, N Goethe, R Hersh, S Feferman, S Mac Lane, S Pollard, S Toffoli De, S Toffoli De, S Toffoli De, S-J Shin, TC Hales, W Thurston, Y Rav, Y Rav, YI Manin   +36 more
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A Case Study of Contextual and Emotional Modulation of Source-case Selection in Analogical Arguments

Informal Logic, 2023
In making analogical arguments about actions, is more similarity between the source and target cases always better? No: all things considered, more similarity is not always better, even if the similarities are all relevant.
Marcello Guarini
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The Informal Logic of Mathematical Proof

, 2003
Informal logic is a method of argument analysis which is complementary to that of formal logic, providing for the pragmatic treatment of features of argumentation which cannot be reduced to logical form.
Brockriede Wayne, Churchill Winston, Doron, Eemeren Frans van, Eemeren Frans van, Hamblin Charles, Hoffman Paul, Jaffe Arthur, Kempe Alfred, MacKenzie Donald, Rav Yehuda, Rota Gian-Carlo, Swart Edward, Thurston William, Toulmin Stephen, Toulmin Stephen, Tymoczko Thomas, Walton Douglas, Walton Douglas, Walton Douglas, Willard Charles, Wilson Robin, Wittgenstein Ludwig   +22 more
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Constraint Diagrams: Visualizing Invariants in OO Modelling [PDF]

, 1997
A new visual notation is proposed for precisely expressing constraints on object-oriented models, as an alternative to mathematical logic notation used in methods such as Syntropy and Catalysis.
Kent, Stuart
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Infinitesimals without Logic

, 2009
We introduce the ring of Fermat reals, an extension of the real field containing nilpotent infinitesimals. The construction takes inspiration from Smooth Infinitesimal Analysis (SIA), but provides a powerful theory of actual infinitesimals without any ...
A. Kriegl, C. Ehresmann, C.H. Edwards, E.T. Bell, G.E. Silov, H. Eves, I. Moerdijk, J.H. Conway, K. Shamseddine, M. Golubitsky, P. Giordano, P. Giordano, R. Lavendhomme, T. Bröcker, V. Benci, V. Benci, W. Bertram   +16 more
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Informal Logic referees 2011-2012

Informal Logic, 2013
The Editors express their gratitude and appreciation to the indi-viduals listed below who served as referees for Informal Logic for Volumes 31 (2011) and 32 (2012).
Informal Logic Editors
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How to think about informal proofs [PDF]

, 2012
This document is the Accepted Manuscript version of the following article: Brendan Larvor, ‘How to think about informal proofs’, Synthese, Vol. 187(2): 715-730, first published online 9 September 2011.
A. Aberdein, A. Baker, A. Fisher, A. N. Whitehead, A. Pelc, A. Sossinsky, B. Buldt, B. Larvor, B. Löwe, B. Van Kerkhove, B. Van Kerkhove, B. Van Kerkhove, B. Van Kerkhove, Brendan Larvor, C. Beardsley Monroe, C. Cellucci, C. McLarty, D. Corfield, D. Reed, D. Walton, Don Levi, E. Grosholz, E. Grosholz, F. H. Eemeren van, G. Hanna, G. Nickel, I. Dove, I. Lakatos, J. Avigad, J. Azzouni, J. Barwise, J. Carter, J. W. Dawson Jr., John Hoagland, K. Manders, L. Groarke, M. Aigner, M. Scriven, M.W. Johansen, N. Goethe, P. Churchard, P. Galison, P. Nabonnand, Peter Galison, R. J. Fogelin, S. Mac Lane, T. CadwalladerOlsker, V.F.R. Jones, W. Aspray, W.P. Thurston, W.T. Gowers, Y. Rav   +51 more
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Bayesian Optimisation for the Experimental Sciences: A Practical Guide to Data‐Efficient Optimisation of Laboratory Workflows

Advanced Intelligent Systems, EarlyView.
This study provides an introduction to Bayesian optimisation targeted for experimentalists. It explains core concepts, surrogate modelling, and acquisition strategies, and addresses common real‐world challenges such as noise, constraints, mixed variables, scalability, and automation.
Chuan He, Martin Singull, T. Jesper Jacobsson   +2 more
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An Application Specific Informal Logic for Interest Prohibition Theory [PDF]

, 2011
Interest prohibition theory concerns theoretical aspects of interest prohibition. We attempt to lay down some aspects of interest prohibition theory wrapped in a larger framework of informal logic.
Bergstra, J. A., Middelburg, C. A.
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