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The latest corpus of the inscriptions from Smyrna was published by Georg Petzl in Die Inschriften von Smyrna, Teil II,2: Addenda, Corrigenda und Indices, in series of Inschriften griechische Städte aus Kleinasien, volume 24,2, Bonn: Dr. Rudolf Habelt, in
Akın ERSOY, Ş. Recai TEKOĞLU
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Parabolic Schrödinger networks [PDF]
A Schrödinger network Nq={X,ζ,q} is an infinite graph with a set of vertices X and edges that are countably infinite, a transition function ζ(a,b)≥0 and a function q(a) on X. A perturbed Laplace operator Δq is defined as Δql(a)=Δl(a)−q(a)l(a). A solution
Amulya Smyrna C., N. Nathiya
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Prevalence of Seizures in Hospitalizations with Traumatic Brain Injury: A U.S. Population-Based Study [PDF]
In the United States, data on outcomes in adults hospitalized with traumatic brain injury (TBI) and concomitant seizures are limited. Here, we report on a feasibility analysis to understand the prevalence and consequences of concomitant seizures in ...
Alka Mithal +5 more
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Utility of microbial cell-free DNA sequencing in the diagnosis of mycobacterial infections in a quaternary care center by Centeno et al. [PDF]
Frederick S. Nolte
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The Dutiful Daughters of the British Empire: Psychosocial Topology of The British Hospital in Smyrna [PDF]
Scholarship on the accounts of the Western travellers about the Ottoman Empire focuses on some commonly known writers only, and Ismeer, or Smyrna, and its British hospital in 1855, by a lady (M. Nicol) remains neglected.
Nurten Birlik +2 more
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History with Geography (Gogol on the Way to the Holy Land) [PDF]
The article makes an attempt to specify the actual routes of Gogol’s sea voyage in the Mediterranean Sea on his way to the Holy Land in the beginning of 1848 and to analyze the available data about his possible routes (in comparison to other Russian ...
Victor M. Guminsky
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Echoes from Plato’s Phaedrus in Aristides’ Smyrna Corpus
This paper is concerned with allusions to Plato’s Phaedrus in Aelius Aristides’ first and last orations dedicated to Smyrna before and after the destructive earthquake of 177-178 CE (Orr. 17 and 21 Keil).
Malamou, Myrto-Maria
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In September 1922, the great fire of Smyrna drove more than 200,000 Armenian and Greek refugees to the wharves of that port city. They had fled to Smyrna to escape the massacres perpetrated by Turkish nationalist troops and now urgently needed ...
Joceline Chabot, Sylvia Kasparian
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Primary cutaneous malakoplakia of the medial thigh in an 81-year-old immunocompetent patient [PDF]
Timothy Freeman, BS +2 more
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As AI technologies grow to encompass more human-like generative capabilities, discussions have begun regarding how and when AIs may merit moral consideration or even civil rights.
Brandeis Marshall
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