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A question/answer session with two of last summer's Bloomberg Arts interns completes this week of orientation. Jahsol and Sequoia will be headed to Bard College at Simon’s Rock and the Arts Institute of Chicago, respectively. The pair got this year's cohort excited about the possibilities that can arise from their participation in the program.
Answers to the question "What is the pupose of education?" given by pupils at my school. Contributions to #purposedpsi or the Purpos/ed Summit for Instigators 31/5/11, Sheffield purposed.org.uk/
SEMAINE DE LA RECHERCHE, LA RECHERCHE EN QUESTION(S) DU 15-20 MARS 2011, L’idée de cette Semaine de la Recherche est de permettre à la recherche dans le domaine de la musique et des arts de la scène de sortir du cadre articles conférence-théorie pour aller à la rencontre d’un large public : musiciens professionnels ou amateurs, amis du théâtre, passionnés de musique ou tout simplement curieux, enfants et adultes, tous sont invités à venir découvrir concrètement les résultats de différents projets de recherche.
Oliver Thomas, IS&T and Danny Ben-David
2013 iCampus Prize Final Round Poster Session, Presentations and Awarding of the First Round Certificates, May 1, 2013
Photo Credit: Jeff Merriman
I submitted this question to starwars.com's Jedi Council on February 3rd, 2005. No answer yet. So I made a pettion.
I remember these from London as well, and maybe Sydney. Are these passive vents? Or is it somehow connected to some central fan?
...the short answer is no. This is a sophisticated pro-Chavez book and it is structured as a long (100) Q&A. It is not awful, but make sure not to limit your reading to this book. I picked it up while studying at Barnes and Noble.
... and there were quite a few, including one about his "toilet training" for space ;), which Mark explained as diplomatically as possible.
WHAT'S YOUR FAVORITE THAYER SCHOOL CLASS?
Modern Control Theory and Introduction to Systems Identification. It’s one of the only areas that’s really interesting and satisfying in that there really is an achievable answer that’s in your realm of comprehension. It doesn’t need to be simplified for you to understand it. And it’s very applicable.”
— Devin Brande Th'07
This photo appeared in "Just One Question" in the Fall 2006 issue of Dartmouth Engineer magazine.
The Question was raised in page 121 of the book:
The History of Combinatorial Group Theory: A Case Study in the History of Ideas, by Chandler and Magus.
The moral of the story is that if a family of groups is very much like free group, as in the case of Parafree groups, then to discriminate members of such a family of groups you might try investigating topological properties of their representation varieties over an algebraic group where free groups embed, even if you don't know if the corresponding representation varieties are non-singular as is the case for the representation variety of a fg free group in SL(2,C). Using Andre Weil's deep observation we can just count points over a finite field of P elements, for a suitably chosen prime integer P, after reducing mod P the defining polynomials of the corresponding representation varieties of the two groups we are attempting to discriminate. This was a fruitful approach and quite amenable to computations using packages such a Singular, Gap, or the Computational Algebra System Magma... Etc.
SL gives a talk here on the representation varieties of Parafree Groups : youtu.be/rLL9IKoh0ms
Some basic facts on Parafree groups here:
Natursack-Sacknatur 014. Aus der Serie "Nature Morte" 2015
Rotierende Skulptur aus Plastik Beutel, Laub, Papier, schwarze Tinte, Schwarz Licht und Projection Mapping „Schlafes Bruder 2014“ / „Question Mark 2014“
Skulptur, Objekt, Video, Installation, Fotografie
Markus Wintersberger 2015