101. Trend Conjectures INFUSE s Trend conjectures™ service turns a futurist s eye towards emerging Trend conjectures updates are provided quarterly via email to registered http://www.infuse.com/infusehome/TrendConjectures.htm

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102. Alabama Review: Conjectures Of Order: Intellectual Life And The American South, Full text of the article, conjectures of Order Intellectual Life and the AmericanSouth, 18101860 from Alabama Review, a publication in the field of http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa3880/is_200504/ai_n13501405

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103. Powell's Books - The Last Three Minutes: Conjectures About The Ultimate Fate Of Includes bibliographical references (p. 157158) and index . http://www.powells.com/biblio?isbn=0465038514

104. Stupid Evil Bastard: Assumptions And Conjectures. Assumptions and conjectures. Posted by Peter Fredson The questions andconjectures in this entry are not all that different from many I’ve come up with http://stupidevilbastard.com/index/seb/comments/assumptions_and_conjectures/

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105. SSRN-Conjectures Regarding Empirical Managerial Accounting Research By Jerold Zi SSRNconjectures Regarding Empirical Managerial Accounting Research by JeroldZimmerman. http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=258772

106. Silver Mean Conjectures For 15-dimensional Volumes And 14-dimensional Hyperareas Paul B. Slater, Silver mean conjectures for 15dimensional volumes and 14-dimensionalhyperareas of the separable two-qubit systems (2005). http://repositories.cdlib.org/postprints/95/

Silver mean conjectures for 15-dimensional volumes and 14-dimensional hyperareas of the separable two-qubit systems Paul B. Slater, University of California, Santa Barbara Download the Article (463 K, PDF file) - 2005 Tell a colleague about it. Printing Tips : Select 'print as image' in the Acrobat print dialog if you have trouble printing. ABSTRACT: SUGGESTED CITATION: Paul B. Slater, "Silver mean conjectures for 15-dimensional volumes and 14-dimensional hyperareas of the separable two-qubit systems" (2005). Journal of Geometry and Physics. 53 (1), pp. 74-97. Postprint available free at: http://repositories.cdlib.org/postprints/95 REQUIRED PUBLISHER STATEMENT: The original publication is available in Archives of Journal of Geometry and Physics HOME SEARCH HELP ... SEARCH MELVYL

107. Atlas: Multiplicity Conjectures By Hema Srinivasan Multiplicity conjectures by Hema Srinivasan shifts in a graded resolution ofS over R. We will discuss the conjectures on the bounds for multiplicities http://atlas-conferences.com/cgi-bin/abstract/caql-68

Atlas home Conferences Abstracts about Atlas Joint Meeting of AMS, DMV, and ÖMG June 16-19, 2005 Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz, Germany Organizers Volker Bach, Mainz; Klaus D. Bierstedt, DMV; Susan Friedlander, Associate Secretary, AMS View Abstracts Conference Homepage Multiplicity Conjectures by Hema Srinivasan University of Missouri, USA If S is a standard graded R- algebra, then the multiplcity of S can be computed from the shifts in a graded resolution of S over R. We will discuss the conjectures on the bounds for multiplicities of graded R-algebras in terms of the shifts in their graded resolutions and some recent developments. Date received: March 25, 2005 Atlas Conferences Inc. Document # caql-68.

108. Regency Murder Mystery London Times Regency Calendar Daily Forecast conjectures RIP HistoricalInfo Members Corner conjectures Choose another message board http://groups.msn.com/RegencyMurderMystery/conjecture.msnw

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109. DIMACS Working Group On Computer-Generated Conjectures From Graph Theoretic And Working Group on ComputerGenerated conjectures from Graph Theoretic and ChemicalDatabases I. Working Group Meeting November 12 -16, 2001 http://dimacs.rutgers.edu/SpecialYears/2001_Data/Conjectures/

Working Group on Computer-Generated Conjectures from Graph Theoretic and Chemical Databases I Working Group Meeting: November 12 -16, 2001 Public Workshop: Graph Theory Day, Saturday, November 10, 2001 Location: DIMACS Center, CoRE Building, Rutgers University Organizers: Patrick Fowler , University of Exeter, P.W.Fowler@exeter.ac.uk Pierre Hansen , GERAD - Ecole des Hautes Etudes Commerciales, pierreh@crt.umontreal.ca This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant No. 0100921 Description of the goals of the working group. List of participants in the working group. Program References related to the working group. A Selection of Working Group Accomplishments Working Group Web Page (Literature References, Software, Scientific Results, etc.) Public Workshop: Graph Theory Day 42, Saturday, November 10, 2001 Working Group Meeting and Workshop Report ... Working Group Book (in preparation) Information on Accommodations A block of rooms has been reserved at the Holiday Inn, South Plainfield, New Jersey for this event. You must contact the hotel directly and make the reservation. Identify yourself as being with a DIMACS event and you will get the discounted rate of $92 per night. Please click on the link for 'Information on Accommodations' above for details on the phone number and address for the hotel. There are other accommodations in the area, but we recommend the Holiday Inn. Information on Travel Arrangements Parking Permit Parking permits will be available at the registration table on the day of the workshop.

110. DIMACS Working Group On Computer-Generated Conjectures From Graph Theoretic And The system discards many of the conjectures automatically, for instance thoseimplied The most interesting conjectures are proposed to the community of http://dimacs.rutgers.edu/SpecialYears/2001_Data/Conjectures/conjecturesdescript

Working Group on Computer-Generated Conjectures from Graph Theoretic and Chemical Databases I Working Group Meeting: November 12 -16, 2001 Public Workshop: Graph Theory Day, Saturday, November 10, 2001 Location: DIMACS Center, CoRE Building, Rutgers University Organizers: Patrick Fowler , University of Exeter, P.W.Fowler@exeter.ac.uk Pierre Hansen , GERAD - Ecole des Hautes Etudes Commerciales, pierreh@crt.umontreal.ca This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant No. 0100921 The Process of Discovery in the Mathematical Sciences The process of scientific discovery is a very complex one. Computers can aid human beings in the process and, as has been a goal of researchers in artificial intelligence, in an automatic way. In the mathematical sciences, discovery can be thought to have three components: development of conjectures, formation of new concepts, and proving of theorems or disproving of conjectures. There has been a large amount of research done on automatic theorem proving. Here, we concentrate on the use of the computer as a tool in generating conjectures, whether in an automated way or as a tool used interactively by a person. Software for Automatic Generation of Conjectures The use of computers in scientific discovery, and in particular in the development of mathematical conjectures, is not new. The paper by Larsen [

111. Conjectures And Conjectural Emendation As a result, at least two other conjectures were offered for the name. One suggestedthe name Yrse (Grundtvig, Bugge, Clarke). This, too, faces the problem http://www.skypoint.com/~waltzmn/Conjectures.html

Conjectures and Conjectural Emendation The New Testament is full of difficult readings. There are probably hundreds of places where one scholar or another has argued that the text simply cannot be construed. Westcott and Hort, for instance, marked some five dozen passages with an asterisk as perhaps containing a primitive error. (A list of these passages is found in note 2 on page 184 of the second/third edition of Bruce M. Metzger's The Text of the New Textament.) Not all of these are nonsense, but all are difficult in some way. In classical textual criticism , the response to such "nonsense" readings is usually conjectural emendation the attempt to imagine what the author actually wrote. Such an emendation, to be successful, must of course fit the author's style and the context. It should also, ideally, explain how the "impossible" reading arose. The use of conjectural emendation in the classics especially those which survive only in single manuscripts can hardly be questioned. Even if we assume that there is no editorial activity, scribal error is always present. Thus, for instance, in Howell D. Chickering, Jr.'s edition of Beowulf

112. Theorems, Lemmas, And Conjectures Theorems, Lemmas, and conjectures. latex provides a simple way to typesetthe statements of Theorems, Lemmas, conjectures and so on. http://abel.math.harvard.edu/computing/latex/manual/node10.html

Next: Lists Up: Commands for Text Mode Previous: A Word About Environments Theorems, Lemmas, and Conjectures provides a simple way to typeset the statements of Theorems, Lemmas, Conjectures and so on. For each such type of statement appearing in your text, you create an environment using the command. For example, sets up an environment named prop for typesetting Propositions. After this command has been used, you can type to get Notice that the proposition was automatically numbered and typeset in italics. A command can go anywhere in the file before the first use of the environment it defines. For simplicity, it is conventional to put it at the front of the file between the line and . (No text is allowed to appear before , but commands like , which generate no output, are permissible.) You can give a theorem a name, or credit the discoverer, by giving the command an argument in square brackets. For instance, produces See Lamport's book for more details about Processed by LaTeX2HTML

113. Solutions For Two Conjectures On The Inverse Problem Of The Wiener Index Of Pept In this paper, we give solutions for the two conjectures on the inverse problemof the Wiener index of peptoids proposed by Goldman et al. http://epubs.siam.org/sam-bin/dbq/article/38726

SIAM Journal on Discrete Mathematics Volume 17, Number 2 pp. 210-218 Solutions for Two Conjectures on the Inverse Problem of the Wiener Index of Peptoids Xueliang Li, Lusheng Wang Abstract. In this paper, we give solutions for the two conjectures on the inverse problem of the Wiener index of peptoids proposed by Goldman et al. We give the first conjecture a positive proof and the second conjecture a negative answer. Key words. combinatorial chemistry, Wiener index, peptoid AMS Subject Classifications DOI Retrieve PostScript document ( 38726.ps : 345528 bytes) Retrieve GNU Compressed PostScript document ( ... Retrieve reference links For additional information contact service@siam.org

114. Issues & Views: Conjectures And Myths The online edition of Issues Views. The hard copy edition of this newsletterwas founded in 1985 by black Americans who advocate selfhelp and business http://www.issues-views.com/index.php/sect/23000/article/23029

Friday, September 16, 2005 login register Search printable ... Truly telling it like it is Conjectures and myths Africa's ongoing descent A school with a colored memory Where fear rules Yes to voodoo ... Feeding on itself View Printable Format (Also enter "Subscribe" to receive free Biweekly Updates) P.O. Box 467 New York, NY 10025 Conjectures and myths An unpopular truth It is indeed astounding to see how far some can stretch their imaginations to find "evidence" of white racism. Consider the example of Dr. Ernest Johnson, a psychologist who concludes, from his study of 1,000 Florida tenth-graders, that black teens tend to be angrier than their white peers. Theorizing that this black anger is bred by white America's many racists, Dr. Johnson does not even speculate as to whether it may result, at least in part, from the constant threat of black predators terrorizing their own neighborhoods. Nor does he trace it, even in part, to the fact that scarcely 35 percent of black youngsters currently live in two-parent homes. But if, as Dr. Saunders claims, black hypertension rates implicate white racism, how then are we to interpret suicide rates? By Saunders' logic, the comparative suicide rates of blacks and whites should reveal important information about the relative degrees of stress afflicting members of each race. A disproportionately high incidence of suicide among blacks, for example, would surely be hailed by "civil rights" messiahs as evidence that racism was casting its deadly shadow over the souls of black Americans.

115. Toposophics Diversification Conjectures Many sapients have pondered over the millennia since the first singularity whysapients continue to exist, and even increase in numbers and types, http://www.orionsarm.com/sophontology/Toposophics_Diversification_Conjectures.ht

Home Sophonts Sophontology Toposophics ... Toposophy Toposophics Diversification Conjectures Many sapients have pondered over the millennia since the first singularity why sapients continue to exist, and even increase in numbers and types, when it would appear they have been made completely obsolete with the advent of transapients and then archai . Though there is a persistent meme among the rank and file sapients that the higher toposophics remain silent on this issue, many reputable sapient scholars state that transapients have often answered this question. The problem is they have often given too many answers, most incomprehensible to sapients, and some that appear comprehensible seem to be contradictory. It is entirely possible that transapients have several reasons as to why sapients should persist and even flourish in the Civilized Galaxy There is, however, an intriguing group of conjectures that have circulated for some time as to an overall purpose to the persistence of sapients. These theories also seek to explain the eco-protectorates of the Caretakers and the fostering of the layers of transapience, a reason attributed to the

116. Pejmanesque: BOOK REVIEW-- Karl Popper s famous conjectures and Refutations remains quite fresh, relevantand revolutionary in its approach to the conjectures and Refutations http://www.pejmanesque.com/archives/010494.html

CONJECTURES AND REFUTATIONS Pejmanesque Now blogging at A Chequer-board of Nights and Days (http://www.chequer-board.net) NON Main May 29, 2005 BOOK REVIEW CONJECTURES AND REFUTATIONS Karl Popper's famous Conjectures and Refutations remains quite fresh, relevant and revolutionary in its approach to the discussion of the state of scientific knowledge. It is a must-read for those who remain interested in the issue and one that readers will refer to again and again when faced with various epistemological problems and debates. The fundamentals of Popper's main point is made in his essay "Truth, Rationality, and the Growth of Knowledge": Falsificationists (the group of fallibilists to which I belong) believe -as most irrationalists also believe- that they have discovered logical arguments which show that the programme of the first group cannot be carried out: that we can never give positive reasons which justify the belief that a theory is true. But, unlike irrationalists, we falsificationists believe that we have also discovered a way to realize the old ideal of distinguishing rational science from various forms of superstitution, in spite of the breakdown of the original inductivist or justificationist programme. We hold that this ideal can be realized, very simply, by recognizing that the rationality of science lies not in its habit of appealing to empirical evidence in support of its dogmasastrologers do so toobut solely in the critical approach : in an attitude which, of course, involves the critical use, among other arguments, of empirical evidence (especially in refutations). For us, therefore, science has nothing to do with the quest for certainty or probability or reliability. We are not interested in establishing scientific theories as secure, or certain, or probable. Conscious of our fallibility we are only interested in criticizing them and testing them, hoping to find out where we are mistaken; of learning from our mistakes; and, if we are lucky, of proceeding to better theories.

117. My Conjectures These conjectures are all original but I make no claims of priority. The conjecturesconcern modular invariant theory and many of them concern the Noether http://www.mast.queensu.ca/~wehlau/Conjectures.html

Some Conjectures of Mine and Others These conjectures are all original but I make no claims of priority. The conjectures concern modular invariant theory and many of them concern the Noether number. They are expressed using standard notation and definitions False Conjecture 1: Let G be a finite group. Let R denote k [V] G and let I denote the image of the transfer homomorphism. I had conjectured that b Conjecture 2: Let G be a finite p-group where k is of characteristic p > 0. If Im Tr G is a principal ideal then k [V] G is a polynomial ring. Jim Shank and I proved the converse of this conjecture when k is the prime field F p =GF(p) . Bram Broer has recently proved the converse of the conjecture for any field k of characteristic p. No 3's Conjecture: Let V p denote the regular representation of the cyclic group Z/p over the finite field of prime order F p . Jim Shank and I have conjectured that b F p [V p Z/p ) = 2p-3. We have proven that b F p [V p Z/p F p [V p Z/p is generated by Norms together with the orbit sums of the monomials (with respect to the usual permutation basis) which have no exponent exceeding 2. This latter conecture would imply that b F p [V p Z/p Conjecture 4 b k [W] G b k [V] G ). Jim Shank and I have proven this conjecture for G=Z/p.

118. Alembic: Conjectures conjectures. I was tossing the salad, with the bits of toasted pita bread wellseasoned already, when I heard those first cries. At first I couldn?t tell http://www.ashladle.org/archives/000362.html

alembic : ... distilling the world into words ... « a pastoral moment Main winding down » May 31, 2004 conjectures I was tossing the salad, with the bits of toasted pita bread well seasoned already, when I heard those first cries. At first I couldn’t tell if they were that of an animal in physical distress or perhaps variations in the vocalizations of its mating rituals. I stopped tossing the salad, went searching for my flip-flops, and then headed outside, not sure what I would find there. By the time I reached the deck it was clear to me that the sounds I heard were human and that they were sobs, coming from deep within a wounded soul. Still, I went around the deck, by the side of our house where the low fence gives an unobstructed view of my neighbors’ perpetually tended garden. Surely enough, on the biggest rock jutting from the quilt of perennials whose names I do not know, there she was, the youngest daughter – about 8 or so, I would say – sitting with her head balanced on knees drawn up. Her face, framed by black hair that fell from a perfect part, was almost luminous from the sorrow that kept washing over her in great waves. “Are you all right?” I asked her from my side of the fence.

119. §11. Conjectures And Restorations Of Pope. XI. The Text Of Shakespeare. Vol. 5. Vol. 5. The Drama to 1642, Part One. The Cambridge History of English and AmericanLiterature An Encyclopedia in Eighteen Volumes. 1907–21. http://www.bartleby.com/215/1111.html

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