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On Shifted Convolution Sums Involving the Fourier Coefficients of Theta Functions Attached to Quadratic FormsRavindran, Hari Alangat 29 December 2014 (has links)
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Quantitative Analysis of Major Factors Affecting Black Carbon Transport and Concentrations in the Unique Atmospheric Structures of Urban EnvironmentLiang, Marissa Shuang 18 September 2014 (has links)
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Second moment of the central values of the symmetric square L-functionsLam, Wing Chung 19 May 2015 (has links)
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Rademacher Sums, Hecke Operators and MoonshineBruno, Paul 01 June 2016 (has links)
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The Effects of Life ExperiencesDagam, Sarah A. 06 May 2016 (has links)
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The twisted tensor L-function of GSp(4)Young, Justin N. 08 September 2009 (has links)
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From Graffiti To Genocide: Why Are There Different Forms of Ethnic Violence?Arnold, Richard A. 03 September 2009 (has links)
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Finite Element Time Domain Techniques for Maxwell's Equations Based on Differential FormsKim, Joonshik January 2010 (has links)
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Forme perduSous, Stefan 17 November 2023 (has links)
Mit großer Neugier habe ich Ihre innovativen Betonbauverfahren studiert. Mein Wunsch und Ziel meiner Bewerbung ist, in einem entsprechenden Maßstab exemplarische Modelle herzustellen, um daraus große skulpturale Gebilde für den Außenraum zu erschaffen. Falls nötig, stehen Oberlichter als Kunststoffformen mit unterschiedlichen Kugelradien bereit. Die Vorteile dieser Technologie, die Leichtbauweise durch minimierten Materialeinsatz, die Witterungsbeständigkeit, die Festigkeit und dreidimensionale Formbarkeit kommen hierbei sichtbar zum Tragen. So entsteht eine moderne Varianz zu den üblichen und klassischen bildhauerischen Herstellungsverfahren.
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Ernst Cassirer's Philosophy of Symbolic Forms and the Dialectical Problem of KnowledgeHein, Karl Joseph January 2016 (has links)
This dissertation explores the problem of how knowledge is possible, given that knowledge is necessarily rooted in the reality of the knower. The Kantian critical philosophy defeats Humean skepticism by demonstrating the a priori necessity of certain categorical functions at the root of all human cognition, but ultimately results in merely shifting the problem of certainty to these same functions. Ernst Cassirer’s Philosophy of Symbolic Forms seeks to extend the critical philosophy of Kant beyond the limits of theoretical thinking, and thereby broadens the functional foundations of cognition to include all symbolic modes of thinking in a unified system of human cognition. However, this expansion of the system of knowledge only serves to further highlight the fundamental problem of how knowledge of any sort can be a “symbol” of reality, when the symbolic form that produces that symbol always involves the mediation of reality in some way. This general problem is described throughout Cassirer’s writings in terms of a dialectic of spirit (Geist) and life (Leben), which, he argues, is the fundamental dialectic to which all other oppositions in the history of metaphysics can ultimately be reduced. In the present work, the nature of this dialectic is described and tied to the general problem of knowledge within any systematic critical philosophy, as seen in Cassirer’s philosophy as well as the works of Peirce, Kierkegaard, Nietzsche, and Wittgenstein. Through this discussion, Cassirer’s own esoteric conception of a monadic metaphysics will be revealed, and the key importance of freedom as a solution to this dialectic will be drawn from his interpretation of earlier philosophers, particularly Nicolaus Cusanus. / Philosophy
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