61. Small-dimensional Classifying Spaces For Arithmetic Subgroups Of General Linear Smalldimensional classifying spaces for arithmetic subgroups of general linear groups. Source Duke Math. J. 51, no. 2 (1984), 459–468 http://projecteuclid.org/Dienst/UI/1.0/Display/euclid.dmj/1077303813

Current Issue Past Issues Search this Journal Editorial Board ... Viewing Abstracts with MathML Avner Ash Small-dimensional classifying spaces for arithmetic subgroups of general linear groups Source: Duke Math. J. Primary Subjects: Seconday Subjects: Full-text: Access denied (no subscription detected) Access to Duke Mathematical Journal is available by subscription only. Please select one of the following options; or to exit this window, click your browser's back button. I am affiliated with an institution and would like to recommend DMJ to my library for subscription I would like to purchase this specific document for $25. Please click the "buy article" button below. Euclid Identifier: euclid.dmj/1077303813 Mathmatical Reviews number (MathSciNet): Zentralblatt Math Identifier: Digital Object Identifier (DOI): 10.1215/S0012-7094-84-05123-8 To Table of Contents for this Issue References , Topology Mathematical Reviews: Zentralblatt-MATH: [2] A. Ash, Deformation retracts with lowest possible dimension of arithmetic quotients of self-adjoint homogeneous cones , Math. Ann.

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63. General Rules general Rules. arithmetic expressions can contain arithmetic operands, arithmetic operators, and parentheses. There must always be at least one operand. http://www.astri.uni.torun.pl/Manuals/prof77/node82.html

Next: Data Type Conversions Up: Arithmetic Expressions Previous: Arithmetic Expressions Contents Index General Rules Arithmetic expressions can contain arithmetic operands, arithmetic operators, and parentheses. There must always be at least one operand. The operands can belong to any of the four arithmetic data types (integer, real, double precision, or complex); the result also has an arithmetic data type. Operands can be any of the following: unsigned literal constants named constants variables array elements function references complete expressions enclosed in parentheses. The rules for forming more complicated arithmetic expressions are as follows. An arithmetic expression can have any of the following forms: operand operand operand arithmetic-expression arith-op operand where the arith-op can be any of these operators: addition subtraction multiplication division exponentiation The effect of these rules is that an expression consists of a string of operands separated by operators and, optionally, a plus or minus at the start. A leading plus sign has no effect; a leading minus sign negates the value of the expression. All literal arithmetical constants used in expressions must be unsigned: this is to prevent the use of two consecutive operators which is confusing and possibly ambiguous: (illegal).

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65. Department Of Mathematics And Statistics - General - Directory Modular arithmetic on elements of small norm in quadratic fields. Designs, Codes and Cryptography. An International Journal, Vol. 27, No. http://www.math.ucalgary.ca/general/directory.php?personid=231&capacityid=1&show

66. Department Of Mathematics And Statistics - General - Directory Some properties of the general Lucas polynomials. Matrix Tensor Quart., Vol. Modular arithmetic on elements of small norm in quadratic fields. http://www.math.ucalgary.ca/general/directory.php?personid=231&capacityid=1&show

67. Arithmetic-geometric Mean: Representations Through More General Functions Representations through more general functions (3 formulas) http://functions.wolfram.com/EllipticFunctions/ArithmeticGeometricMean/26/

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68. 2003 MAPLD International Conference- Session D. Processors: General Purpose And Session D. Processors general Purpose and arithmetic. Wednesday, September 10, 2003. Richard Katz, NASA Office of Logic Design http://klabs.org/richcontent/MAPLDCon03/program_sessions/session_d.html

NASA Office of Logic Design A scientific study of the problems of digital engineering for space flight systems, with a view to their practical solution. 2003 MAPLD Technical Program Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center Washington, D.C. September 9-11, 2003 Session D. Processors: General Purpose and Arithmetic Wednesday, September 10, 2003 Session Chair: Rich Katz - NASA Office of Logic Design 11:15 am Paper D1 "Digital Signal Processing at 1GHz in a Field-Programmable Object Array" Dirk R. Helgemo MathStar, Inc. Abstract: helgemo_a.pdf helgemo_a.doc Presentation: d1_helgemo_s.ppt Paper: d1_helgemo_p.pdf d1_helgemo_p.doc 12:05 pm Paper D2 "SIMD 2-D Convolver for Fast FPGA-based Image and Video Processors" Stefania Perri , Marco Lanuzza , Pasquale Corsonello and Giuseppe Cocorullo Department of Electronics, Computer Science and Systems, University of Calabria Department of Computer Science, Mathematics, Electronics and Transportation, University of Reggio Calabria Abstract: perri_a.pdf

69. DataCompression.info - Arithmetic Coding arithmetic coding is a method of encoding data using a variable number of bits. (similar to arithmetic coding) with GNU general public license (other http://datacompression.info/ArithmeticCoding.shtml

Sponsored by Visicron Arithmetic Coding Arithmetic coding is a method of encoding data using a variable number of bits. The number of bits used to encode each symbol varies according to the probability assigned to that symbol. Low probability symbols use many bits, high probability symbols use fewer bits. So far, this makes Arithmetic Coding sound very similar to Huffman coding. However, there is an important difference. An arithmetic encoder doesn't have to use an integral number of bits to encode a symbol. If the optimal number of bits for a symbol is 2.4, a Huffman coder will probably use 2 bits per symbol, whereas the arithmetic encoder my use very close to 2.4. This means an arithmetic coder can usually encode a message using fewer bits. The method by which this is accomplished is somewhat complex, and is explained in some of the links shown below Search compression newsgroups for references to this topic Please be sure to visit Friends of DataCompression.info! Badtz Maru will be your guide. German Arithmetic Coding revealed - A guided tour from theory to praxis Rate An updated and translated version of our German paper "Proseminar Datenkompression - Arithmetische Kodierung" from 2001. To the best of our knowledge, it is the first comprehensive paper that describes the whole way from the basic principles of AC up to a simple implementation, fully documented with C++ source code.

70. The Java Community Process(SM) Program - JSRs: Java Specification Requests - Det This primarily adds floating point arithmetic to the BigDecimal class, allowing the use of decimal numbers for generalpurpose arithmetic without the http://www.jcp.org/en/jsr/detail?id=13

71. Double Precision Geometry A General Technique For Calculating Double Precision Geometry A general Technique for Calculating Line and Segment 3 Efficient Delaunay Triangulation using Rational arithmetic (context) http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/milenkovic89double.html

72. Citations The Parallel Evaluation Of General Arithmetic Richard P. Brent. The parallel evaluation of general arithmetic expressions. Journal of the ACM, 21(2)201206, 1974. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/context/18067/0

73. SeaDAS Seadisp Arithmetic Band Functions Widget The arithmetic Band Functions provide a few simple arithmetic Note The general display program, seadisp must first be started and bands...... http://oceancolor.gsfc.nasa.gov/seadas/doc/seadisp/sdp_mbandfunc.html

Seadisp Arithmetic Band Functions: Description : The Arithmetic Band Functions provide a few simple arithmetic functions on any bands loaded into the display program: Difference Simple Mean General Summation: result = C + SUM[W(n)*I(n)**E(n)] for 1 to n, where I=set of n input arrays, C=constant, W=weights, E=exponents more robust mean function add, subtract, multiple or perform exponentiation function on a single grid The new resultant array will be added to the list of loaded bands as the next available band number and can be subsequently used as any other loaded product. The navigation information will be copied from the first input band. See the individual functions concerning the implications of performing calculations on the raw versus the geophysical data values. Note: The general display program, seadisp must first be started and bands must be loaded before using the arithmetic band functions. Interactive Mode [Command Mode - Differencing: [Command Mode - Averaging: [Command Mode - General Summation: Interactive Mode Seadisp Arithmetic Band Functions Widget: This widget can be accessed within the Seadisp Main Menu by selecting Functions->Arithmetic Band Functions Functions: Simple Difference When the simple difference function is selected, options are displayed which are used for the difference function only. (see

74. Forte Developer: General FAQs Forte Developer general FAQs. Forte Developer 6 update 2 FAQs C++ Interval arithmetic Back to general FAQs Index http://www.sun.com/software/sundev/previous/developer/faq/cpp-interval.html

Java Solaris Communities Partners ... Sun Store United States Worldwide Products Downloads Support ... Forte C++ Forte Developer: General FAQs Forte Developer 6 update 2 FAQs: C++ Interval Arithmetic Table of Contents Why doesn't the compiler recognize interval types? Why are interval widths so big? What can I do to make intervals narrower? When using interval input, why does input of a single integer or real number (like 5) result in a wide interval ([4,6] in this case)? Is an empty interval the same thing as an error? ... How can I make my interval program run faster? Q. Why doesn't the compiler recognize interval types? A. Include -xia in the command line. See "The C++ Interval Class Compilation Interface," section 1.2.5 of the C++ Interval Arithmetic Programming Reference Back to top Q. Why are interval widths so big? What can I do to make intervals narrower? A. If possible, write expressions so each independent variable occurs only once. Such an expression is called a "single use expression" or "SUE." When SUEs are evaluated using interval arithmetic, the resulting intervals are as narrow as possible, given the word length used to compute them. Such intervals are said to be "sharp." See "Narrow-Width Interval Results," section 1.2.2 of the C++ Interval Arithmetic Programming Reference Back to top Q.

75. Forte Developer: General FAQs Forte Developer general FAQs. Forte C++ Interval arithmetic Common questions regarding Interval arithmetic in Forte C++. http://www.sun.com/software/sundev/previous/developer/faq/

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76. Funmaths Game Station - Bingo For General Numeracy And Arithmetic. A Game For 2 Teach arithmetic with math bingo. Download the latest in arcade style educational maths computer games. High school mathematics made easy and fun. http://www.funmaths.com/r001.htm

Bingo Home Tour / Screen Shots Order a CD-ROM Download it ... Worksheets Just like bingo, but a bit more thinking. A game for two players . Players take turns to roll 3 dice and using the scores on the 3 dice in any order, together with the four maths functions, make a total equal to one or more numbers on their board. The rules for the order of operations apply. The winner is the first person to cover their whole board. Different levels include the use of whole numbers only and integers . A great game for reinforcing general numeracy Randomised bingo boards (a new one each game), 3 levels of difficulty. Screen Shots (full screens not shown) Back to Funmaths Game Station

77. GTEM Explicit methods in Galois theory and arithmetic. Midterm Evaluation Conference, Leiden, general registration program lectures participants http://www.math.leidenuniv.nl/~desmit/gtem/

Explicit methods in Galois theory and arithmetic Midterm Evaluation Conference, Leiden, June 10-14 2002 general registration program lectures ... participants In the year 2000 a Research Training Network of the European Community was started under the name Galois Theory and Explicit Methods in Arithmetic In this project 13 mathematical research institutions will have funding to cooperate for four years in order to advance knowledge in the area of inverse Galois problems, geometric Galois theory, number theory and differential Galois theory. The network sponsors postdoc positions, visiting researchers and network meetings. The Midterm evaluation meeting is organized by the Leiden team . It will take place at the Lorentz Center in the city of Leiden in the Netherlands in the period June 10-14 2002. This meeting will bring the different nodes of the network together to discuss the present state of the project. In lectures of the researchers from the various nodes we will review the results that we have obtained, and we will outline the plans for the next few years 2002-2004. Last update May 27, 2002, 17:21

78. Specific Arithmetic Disorders - General Practice Notebook medical information from general Practice Notebook. specific arithmetic disorders. Specific arithmetic disorders are probably the second commonest specific http://www.gpnotebook.co.uk/cache/1785397262.htm

specific arithmetic disorders Specific arithmetic disorders are probably the second commonest specific learning disorder (after a specific reading disorder). However there is little known about this condition and little epidemiological data about it. This condition cannot be explained by a generally low IQ. There is unlikely to be a single cause. It represents less of a severe handicap to everyday life than a specific reading disorder. However it can lead to secondary emotional difficulties if an individual is exposed to situations where arithmetic skills are used eg in school. Treatment is using remedial teaching. However the efficacy of treatment interventions is not known. A more detailed account is given by : Cantwell (1980). Developmental arithmetic disorder. In Comprehensive textbook of psychiatry, 3rd Edn (ed. H I Kaplan, A M Freedman, and B J Sadock). Williams and Wilkins, Baltimore. Click here for more information...

79. Arithmetic Disorders (specific) - General Practice Notebook medical information from general Practice Notebook Specific arithmetic disorders are probably the second commonest specific learning disorder (after a http://www.gpnotebook.co.uk/cache/-1771372543.htm

arithmetic disorders (specific) Specific arithmetic disorders are probably the second commonest specific learning disorder (after a specific reading disorder). However there is little known about this condition and little epidemiological data about it. This condition cannot be explained by a generally low IQ. There is unlikely to be a single cause. It represents less of a severe handicap to everyday life than a specific reading disorder. However it can lead to secondary emotional difficulties if an individual is exposed to situations where arithmetic skills are used eg in school. Treatment is using remedial teaching. However the efficacy of treatment interventions is not known. A more detailed account is given by : Cantwell (1980). Developmental arithmetic disorder. In Comprehensive textbook of psychiatry, 3rd Edn (ed. H I Kaplan, A M Freedman, and B J Sadock). Williams and Wilkins, Baltimore. Click here for more information...

80. Contents arithmetic Conversion WHERE Construct general Service and Utility Procedures List of Service and Utility Procedures; alarm_; bic_; bis_; bit_ http://www.cepba.upc.es/docs/ibm_doc/manfortran/lr02.htm

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