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States and Operators

2014
Abstract This chapter sets out the second-quantisation treatment for systems of identical bosons or fermions. Key features such as the symmetrisation principle and super-selection rules are presented. Orthogonality and completeness requirements for mode functions are set out, and Fock states are defined in terms of mode occupancy ...
Bryan J. Dalton   +2 more
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State operators and state-morphism operators on hyper BCK-algebras

Journal of Intelligent & Fuzzy Systems, 2015
In this paper, we first introduce the notion of state operators on a hyper BCK-algebra and investigate some properties of them. Also we introduce the notions of state hyper (weak hyper, strong hyper) BCK-ideals and discuss relations among them. Moreover we study state congruences on state hyper BCK-algebra ( X
Xin, Xiaolong, Davvaz, Bijan
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State operators on GMV algebras

Soft Computing, 2010
The authors introduce the notion of state generalized MV-algebras (GMV) and state-morphism GMV-algebras as a generalization of state MV-algebras and state-morphism MV-algebras. They study them in detail.
Jirí Rachunek, Dana Salounová
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On States and State Operators on Certain Basic Algebras

International Journal of Theoretical Physics, 2013
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Botur, Michal   +2 more
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ON THE STATE COMPLEXITY OF COMBINED OPERATIONS AND THEIR ESTIMATION

International Journal of Foundations of Computer Science, 2007
We consider the state complexity of several combined operations. Those results show that the state complexity of a combined operation is in general very different from the composition of the state complexities of the participating individual operations. We also consider general estimation methods for the state complexity of combined operations.
Kai Salomaa, Sheng Yu 0001
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The state of operational technology security

Network Security, 2019
It's a sad and worrying fact that awareness about cyber security – and subsequent action – has lagged behind as technology has progressed. This is true in every domain, but perhaps none more so than operational technology (OT). The systems used to run manufacturing plants, control power stations and water utilities and manage countless industrial ...
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Assessing Operator Psychological States and Performance in UAS Operations

2018
Assessment for understanding, predicting, and improving human performance and system design is a key for human-computer interaction (HCI) research. Assessments can be behavioral, physiological, performance-based, and phenomenological. Assessments are important in a variety of domains, including unmanned vehicle operations, human-robot teaming, nuclear ...
Lin, Jinchao   +3 more
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Defining and Measuring Crewmember Operational State for Spaceflight Operations

Aerospace Medicine and Human Performance
INTRODUCTION: A suite of human health and performance metrics can be used to provide a holistic cognitive, physical, and emotional view of an individual and assess how well they are integrated with the overall system during spaceflight missions. The combination of such individual metrics as defined here is notionally termed “crewmember operational ...
Michael, Zero   +3 more
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On the State Complexity of Combined Operations

2006
The state complexity of combined operations is studied. We show that the state complexity of a combined operation can be very different from the composition of the state complexities of the participating individual operations. However, the estimate through individual nondeterministic state complexities for each of the combined operations being ...
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The State of Subnormal Operators

2010
In this paper we present the highlights of the theory of subnormal operators that was initiated by Paul Halmos in 1950. This culminates in Thomson’s Theorem on bounded point evaluations where several applications are presented. Throughout the paper are some open problems.
John B. Conway, Nathan S. Feldman
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