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The audience has found the lecture very interesting.And? Was he laughed off the stage? Did he get a standing ovation?
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The audience has found the lecture very interesting.And? Was he laughed off the stage? Did he get a standing ovation?
The audience has found the lecture very interesting.
The immediate successor issue is a Standard Math case, and the lecture was about OM.Did he cover the immediate successor of [2,5) issue?
The immediate successor issue is a Standard Math case, and the lecture was about OM.
Here is the presentation: http://www.omath.org.il/image/users/112431/ftp/my_files/OM-Sweden_D8.pps#256,1,
More stuff:
http://www.geocities.com/complementarytheory/BasicOM-E.pdf
http://www.geocities.com/complementarytheory/PreLec.pdf
When things are done not only by "if A then B" reasoning.
For example, please look at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lateral_thinking for more details.
The audience has found the lecture very interesting.
I see that you don't see.I see Klein is incapable of defining "distinction" nor understanding what "first-order property" means.
Sorry, don't want details, I want clear examples.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lateral_thinking is a very clear example (unless you are too lazy to get it).
By OM I show the benefits of the associations of parallel\serial thinking under a one comprehensive framework.Are you trying to claim the benefits of Lateral Thinking for OM?
You are invited to send such a paper to some QM conference and see if they give you 20 minutes.It was a 20 minute slot where there was no vetting of the material being presented. He was simply among the first 20 people to apply. I could have done the same, and presented a paper on the numerical significance of the number of spots on ladybirds' wings.
Thank you for the correction."To air one's view".
What a poor creative imagination you have zooterkin. But don't let that bother you, as most of your undertanding don't seem to.Firstly, that isn't a well known phrase in English; secondly, it's not really the opposite of the former saying. But don't let that bother you, as most corrections don't seem to.
You are invited to send such a paper to some QM conference and see if they give you 20 minutes.
Contributed (oral) talks: 20 min (including questions)The number of possible oral contributed talks is restricted to 20, papers for contributed talks will be selected based on the ”first come, first served” principle. The number of poster presentations is not restricted.
We're talking about this specific conference, for which the call for papers says:
Are you accusing them of lying?
The first 20 accepted papers will be first served, zooterkin.
This is the standard way to give people the motivation to send papers.
You really have no understanding of what you read.
You have the nerve to say that, when you clearly have no understanding of the phrase, "be selected based on the ”first come, first served” principle"?
That's exactly what they have said. Are you accusing them of lying?You have the nerve to think that ICMM will get any paper just because it was one of the first 20 papers that were sent.