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Russia under Medvedev

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Rahr, Alexander, Meister, Stefan
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Topological aspects of the Medvedev lattice

Archive for Mathematical Logic, 2010
We study the Medvedev degrees of mass problems with distinguished topological properties, such as denseness, closedness, or discreteness. We investigate the sublattices generated by these degrees; the prime ideal generated by the dense degrees and its complement, a prime filter; the filter generated by the nonzero closed degrees and the filter ...
Andrea Sorbi   +2 more
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The Medvedev Interregnum

2023
Abstract This chapter explores the intensification of Russia’s outreaches to Africa during Dmitry Medvedev’s presidency from 2008–12. As Russia and the West sought to reset relations following the 2008 Georgian War, combatting piracy in Somalia emerged as a rare area of cooperation. This collaborative spirit was eviscerated by the end of
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The Medvedev Papers

Archives of Surgery, 1972
My dear Colleagues and Friends: It is a great disappointment to me not to be able to come to your country and participate personally in the very important and interesting Symposium.... The preparation of this lecture occupied all my thoughts, my time, and my hopes these last several months, and this work gave me great pleasure and satisfaction ...
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Medvedev's Choice

Survival, 2008
Despite his overwhelming victory in Russia's presidential elections, Dmitry Medvedev now faces a struggle to prove his legitimacy and capacity to govern.
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ON SOME PROPERTIES OF THE MEDVEDEV LATTICE

Mathematics of the USSR-Sbornik, 1976
This article investigates the structure of the lattice of degrees of difficulty, introduced by Medvedev. In particular, an answer is given to Rogers' question: Is being a degree of solvability a lattice-theoretic property? It is proved that for every degree except the smallest, the smallest nonrecursive, and the largest degrees, there exists a degree ...
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An Interview with Roy Medvedev

Monthly Review, 1993
Ray Alexandrovich Medvedeu was born in 1925, the son of a prominent Soviet Marxist scholar who was later murdered by Stalin. Ray and his twin brother Zhores, a geneticist now living in London, were named after leaders of the international communist movement.
Fred Weir, Roy Medvedev
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