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Program Performance Michelle

Many scienti c applications require sparse matrix computations. For example, Finite Element modeling and N-body simulations. It is di cult to write these codes in a portable way which also achieves high performance because of the sparsity of the matrices and because current architectures have deep memory hierarchies and multiple levels of parallelism. Therefore the implementation of such comput...

Percolation Theory Authors : Michelle Delcourt

Intracranial Self - Stimulation Optogenetics Michelle

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Correction to Askew et al. (2014)

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The Paterson-kelly Syndrome.

Dysphagia localized to the post-cricoid region occurring mainly in middle-aged women was first fully described in the papers of Paterson (1919) and Kelly (1919). Kelly noted an association with anaemia, superficial glossitis, and angular stomatitis, while Paterson remarked on " the not infrequent supervention of malignant disease at the mouth of the gullet." Vinson (1922) observed the developme...