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Legal Sexes and Genders Should Be Plural-If They Are Justifiable at All. [PDF]

Arch Sex Behav
Mangold AK, Rehmann-Sutter C.
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<i>In Situ</i> Microscopy of 2-Dimensional Carbon Nanotube Liquid Crystals at Liquid/Liquid Interfaces. [PDF]

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Unzaga JB, Santos SO, Li S, Gopalan P, Berson A, Arnold MS.   +5 more
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Asymptotics in normal order statistics

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Higher-Order Normals on Manifolds

Journal of Mathematical Sciences, 2023
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Normally Ordered Inverse Semigroups

Semigroup Forum, 1998
Let \(S\) be an inverse semigroup and \(E\) the set of its idempotents. Suppose that there exists a partial order \(\ll\) on \(E\) such that two idempotents are \(\ll\)-comparable if and only if they belong to the same \(\mathcal J\)-class of \(S\) and, for all \(s\in S\) and \(e,f\in Ess^{-1}\), \(e\ll f\) implies \(s^{-1}es\ll s^{-1}fs\).
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Operators’ ordering: from Weyl ordering to normal ordering

Science China Physics, Mechanics and Astronomy, 2011
By virtue of the technique of integration within an ordered product of operators we present a new approach to obtain operators’ normal ordering. We first put operators into their Weyl ordering through the Weyl-Wigner quantization scheme, and then we convert the Weyl ordered operators into normal ordering by virtue of the normally ordered form of the ...
HongYi Fan, HongChun Yuan, GenChang Cai, NianQuan Jiang   +3 more
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Normal Ordering and Abnormal Nonsense

Foundations of Physics, 2009
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On Orders in Normal Cryptogroups

Results in Mathematics, 2011
Given a semigroup \(Q\), a subsemigroup \(S\) of \(Q\) is said to be an \textit{order} in \(Q\) if every element of \(Q\) is a ``quotient'' of elements of \(S\), i.e., for all \(q\in Q\) there exist \(a,b,c,d\in S\) such that \(a\) and \(d\) belong to (maximal) subgroups of \(Q\) and \(q=a^{-1}b=cd^{-1}\), where \(a^{-1}\) and \(d^{-1}\) are the ...
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