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IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology, 2018 Optimistic instrumentalism dominates the narratives and discourse(s) that attend recent technology advances. Most future-studies methods in current use depend on projecting properties, processes, facts or conditions of the present into the future. Absent is substantive engagement with the human condition and day-to-day life such technological futures ...
Dirk Hovorka, Sandra Peter
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On Huppert’s Conjecture for the Monster and Baby Monster
Monatshefte für Mathematik, 2011Huppert's conjecture states that if \(G\) is a finite group and \(H\) is a non-Abelian simple group with \(\mathrm{cd}(G)=\mathrm{cd}(H)\), then \(G\) is isomorphic to \(H\times A\), where \(A\) is Abelian and \(\mathrm{cd}(G)\) denotes the set of irreducible character degrees of \(G\). In previous papers B. Huppert, S. H. Alavi, A. Daneshkhah, H.
Tong-Viet, Hung P., Wakefield, Thomas P.
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Hastings Center Report, 2018
AbstractThe November‐December 2018 issue of the Hastings Center Report celebrates two anniversaries. In a supplement to the issue, the fifty‐year‐old debate about what “dead” means—a debate launched in 1968 by the publication of the Harvard report on brain death—is dissected and reinvigorated in a set of essays assembled by Robert Truog, of Harvard ...
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AbstractThe November‐December 2018 issue of the Hastings Center Report celebrates two anniversaries. In a supplement to the issue, the fifty‐year‐old debate about what “dead” means—a debate launched in 1968 by the publication of the Harvard report on brain death—is dissected and reinvigorated in a set of essays assembled by Robert Truog, of Harvard ...
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SIGGRAPH Asia 2011 Computer Animation Festival, 2011
There was an ugly and violent monster. Because he was ugly, everybody disliked him. One day, the monster came to the small town to get some food and found a small girl. The monster tried to eat her, but something happened to him and changed him.
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There was an ugly and violent monster. Because he was ugly, everybody disliked him. One day, the monster came to the small town to get some food and found a small girl. The monster tried to eat her, but something happened to him and changed him.
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Communications of the ACM, 2022
Inscrutable cookie banners torment users while failing to inform consent.
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Inscrutable cookie banners torment users while failing to inform consent.
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The American Mathematical Monthly, 2018
One of the strangest, most mind-boggling examples in analysis is that of a function from to that is everywhere differentiable but monotone on no interval.
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One of the strangest, most mind-boggling examples in analysis is that of a function from to that is everywhere differentiable but monotone on no interval.
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2022
This chapter examines the role of memory in the lives of the Losers, tracing how remembering or forgetting certain parts of their past helps or hurts them in overcoming their literal and figurative demons. Just as Pennywise assumes the form of what scares them most, the memories of the Losers twist or become lost as they leave Derry following the ...
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This chapter examines the role of memory in the lives of the Losers, tracing how remembering or forgetting certain parts of their past helps or hurts them in overcoming their literal and figurative demons. Just as Pennywise assumes the form of what scares them most, the memories of the Losers twist or become lost as they leave Derry following the ...
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Monster Stories/Storied Monsters
2020Abstract This final chapter continues the discussion of monsters by engaging with the writings of Robin Wood, who theorized monsters as fundamentally ambivalent figures who allow us to envision alternatives to the restrictive social order.
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