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The Legacy of Alladi Ramakrishnan in the Mathematical Sciences
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Preface
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Contents
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Part I The Legacy of Alladi Ramakrishnan
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Contributions of Alladi Ramakrishnan to the Mathematical Sciences
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Alladi Ramakrishnan's Theoretical Physics Seminar
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Telegrams Received for the MATSCIENCE Inauguration
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The Miracle has Happened
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Overseas Trips of Alladi Ramakrishnan
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List of Publications of Alladi Ramakrishnan
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List of PhD Students of Alladi Ramakrishnan
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Part II Pure Mathematics
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Inversion and Invariance of Characteristic Terms: Part I
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1 Introduction
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2 Notation
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3 Remarks and Lemmas
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4 Newtonian Expansion
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5 Quadratic Transformations
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6 Dicritical Divisors
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7 Field Generators
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8 Preview of Part II
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9 Epilogue
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9.1 Trigonometry
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9.2 Taylor Expansion and Valuations
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9.3 Discrete Valuation Rings or DVRs
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9.4 Newton Expansion and Hamburger-Noether Expansion
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9.5 Taylor Series with Remainder
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9.6 Polynomials and Power Series
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References
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Partitions with Non-Repeating Odd Partsand Q-Hypergeometric Identities
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1 Introduction
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2 The Series Expansion
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3 Sylvester's Identity
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4 Lebesgue's Identity
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5 Three Parameter Extension
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6 The Rogers-Fine Identity
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7 Partition Interpretations
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References
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q-Catalan Identities
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1 Introduction
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2 q-Touchard's Identity
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3 Koshy's Identity
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4 Jonah's Identity
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5 Conclusion
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References
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Completing Brahmagupta's Extension of Ptolemy's Theorem
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1 Introduction
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2 Brahmagupta's Refinements of Ptolemy's Theorem
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3 Further Results of Brahmagupta
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4 The Third Diagonal of a Cyclic Quadrilateral
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References
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A Transformation Formula Involving the Gamma and Riemann Zeta Functions in Ramanujan's Lost Notebook
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1 Introduction
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2 Preliminary Results
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3 First Proof of Theorem 1.1
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4 Second Proof of (1.3)
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References
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Ternary Quadratic Forms, Modular Equations, and Certain Positivity Conjectures
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1 Introduction
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2 Ramanujan's Modular Equations of Degree 3 and Associated Identities for Ternary Quadratic Forms with Discriminant 144
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3 Ramanujan's Modular Equations of Degree 5 and Associated Identities for Ternary Quadratic Forms with Discriminant 400
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4 Ternary Forms with Discriminant 784
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5 Ternary Forms with Discriminant 3600
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6 S-Genus
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References
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How Often is n! a Sum of Three Squares?
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1 Introduction
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2 The Substitution
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3 Proof of Theorem 2
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References
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Eulerian Polynomials: From Euler's Time to the Present
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1 Introduction
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2 Euler's Definition of the Eulerian Polynomials
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3 A Formulary for the Eulerian Polynomials
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4 A Relation with the Tangent Numbers
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5 The Carlitz q-Eulerian Polynomials
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6 A Detour to Combinatorics
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References
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Crystal Symmetry Viewed as Zeta Symmetry II
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1 Introduction
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2 Lattice Zeta-Function
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3 Results on Lattice Zeta-Functions
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4 Applications
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References
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Positive Homogeneous Minima for a System of Linear Forms
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References
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The Divisor Matrix, Dirichlet Series, and SL(2, Z)
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1 Introduction
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2 Basic Definitions and Notation
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3 An Action of SL(2,Z) on Dirichlet Series
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4 A Jordan Form of the Divisor Matrix
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5 Construction of Representations
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5.1 Transforming into Jordan Form
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6 Proof of Theorem 3.1
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7 Extending Representations to GL(2,Z)
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8 Uniqueness of M
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9 Dirichlet Series in the SL(2,Z)-Orbit of (s)
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10 The Cubic Equation Relating (s) and (s)
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10.1 Some Generalizations
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11 A Functional Equation for (s)
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References
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Proof of a Conjecture of Alladi Ramakrishnan on Circulants
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References
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Part III Probability and Statistics
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Branching Random Walks
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1 Introduction
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2 Branching Random Walks
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3 Results on Branching Processes
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4 Branching Random Walks
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5 Energy Cascades
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6 Extensions and Open Problems
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6.1 Non-Gaussian Limits
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6.2 Continuous Time
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6.3 Critical Case
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6.4 Multitype Case
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References
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A Commentary on the Logistic Distribution
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1 Introduction
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2 The Main Results
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3 Summary
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References
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Entropy and Cross Entropy: Characterizationsand Applications
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1 Introduction
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2 Entropy Functional
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2.1 Maximum Entropy Principle
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3 Cross Entropy
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3.1 Characterization
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3.2 Decomposition of H()
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3.3 Some Applications of Cross Entropy
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References
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Optimal Weights for a Class of Rank Tests for Censored Bivariate Data
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1 Introduction
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2 Efficacies of Statistics in C1 and C2
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3 Estimating Optimal Weights
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4 Simulations
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5 Example
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6 Conclusions
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References
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Connections Between Bernoulli Strings and Random Permutations
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1 Introduction
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2 Examples
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3 Conditional Marked Poisson Process (CMPP)
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4 The Sequence Bern(a,b)
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5 The Sequence Bern1(a,b)
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6 Dependent Bernoulli Sequences
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7 Some Open Problems
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References
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Storage Models for a Class of Master Equations with Separable Kernels
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1 Introduction
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2 First Passage Time for Overflow Without Emptiness
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3 First Passage Time for Overflow with Arbitrary Number of Emptiness
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4 Expected Amount of Overflow in a Given Time
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5 Expected Amount of Overflow Allowing Arbitrary Number of Emptiness
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6 Diffusion Approximation
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References
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Part IV Theoretical Physics and Applied Mathematics
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Inverse Consistent Deformable Image Registration
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1 Introduction
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2 Proposed Method
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2.1 Motivation and Ideas of Proposed Method
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2.2 Alternative Formulation of (4) Using Deformation Fields
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2.3 MLE Based Derivation for dis(S,T)
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2.4 Proposed Model
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3 Existence of Solutions
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4 Numerical Scheme
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5 Experimental Results
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References
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A Statistical Model for the Quark Structure of the Nucleon
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1 Introduction
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2 Deep Inelastic Scattering of Leptons
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3 The Statistical Model of the Nucleon
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4 The Thermodynamical Bag Model
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5 The Nucleon Spin
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6 Conclusion
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References
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On Generalized Clifford Algebras and their Physical Applications
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1 Introduction
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2 Projective Representations of Finite Abelian Groups and GCAs
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3 Representations of GCAs
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4 The Clifford Algebra
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5 Alladi Ramakrishnan's L-Matrix Theory and -Operation
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6 Dirac's Positive-Energy Relativistic Wave Equation
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7 GCAs with Ordered -Commutation Relations
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8 Weyl-Schwinger Unitary Basis for Matrix Algebra and Alladi Ramakrishnan's Matrix Decomposition Theorem
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9 Finite-Dimensional Wigner Function
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10 Finite-Dimensional Quantum Canonical Transformations
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11 Magnetic Bloch Functions
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12 Finite-Dimensional Quantum Mechanics
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13 GCAs and Quantum Groups
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14 Conclusion
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References
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(p, q)-Rogers-Szego Polynomial and the (p, q)-Oscillator
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1 Introduction
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2 Harmonic Oscillator
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3 q-Oscillator and the Rogers-Szegö Polynomial
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4 (p,q)-Oscillator and the (p,q)-Rogers-Szegö Polynomial
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5 Conclusion
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References
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Rethinking Renormalization
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References
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Magnetism, FeS Colloids, and Origins of Life
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1 Introduction
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2 Quantum Searches and the Origins of Life
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2.1 Quantum Searches and Biology
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2.2 Spin and Magnetic Systems for the Origin of Life
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2.3 Ferrofluids; Field-Induced Structures
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2.4 Structured Magnetic Phases; Life-Like Dynamics
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3 ``The Importance of Being Magnetic''
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3.1 Confinement, Connectivity, Frustration-Complexity
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3.2 Nested Hierarchy, Cooperative Dynamics
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3.3 Polar Cell-Organization and Structures
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3.4 Reversible Gel-Sol Transitions
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3.5 Reversible Interactions; Weak Bonds
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3.6 Kinetic Barriers; Records of Constraints via Hysteresis
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3.7 Self-Reproduction; Pre-Bio-Molecular Motors
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3.8 Pre-RNA World; Transfer Reactions; Optical Activity
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3.9 The Potential for a Quantum-Leap to Life
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4 Framboids and the Mineral Greigite
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4.1 Framboids; Importance of Physical Properties
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4.2 Framboidal Greigite
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4.3 Magnetic Interactions
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4.4 Dynamic Ordering; Phyllotaxis; Quasiperiodicity
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4.5 Magnetic Assemblies in the Laboratory; Long-Range Order?
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5 Mound Scenario of Russell et al. and Greigite
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5.1 Mound Scenario of Russell et al.
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5.2 Greigite Formation from FeS
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5.3 The FeS Gel Environment and Framboids
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5.4 Field Estimate from W-B Model; Motor-Like Dynamics
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5.5 Enzyme Clusters and Natural Violarite Phases
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5.6 Coherence: Ferromagnetic–Ferroelectric Effects
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5.7 Preliminary Experimental Requirements
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6 Conclusions
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References
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The Ehrenfest Theorem in Quantum Field Theory
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1 Quantum Mechanics
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2 Abelian Field Theory
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3 Non-Abelian Field Theory
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4 Summary
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References
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