EPS Nuclear Winter Workshop, Geneva 1986

Bellwether 19, Winter 1986

1986 Workshop on Distributed AI

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The Fourteenth ‘aha Huliko’a Hawaiian Winter Workshop

66 “It came from nowhere, snapping giant ships in two. No one believed the survivors ... until now” screamed the cover of New Scientist magazine on 30 June 2001, introducing an article entitled “Monsters of the Deep.” The power and danger suggested by the term “rogue” to describe extreme ocean waves add to the public fascination with these waves. They also presented important and challenging sc...

Confronting the Threat of Nuclear Winter

Large-scale nuclear war sends large quantities of smoke into the stratosphere, causing severe global environmental effects including surface temperature declines and increased ultraviolet radiation. The temperature decline and the full set of environmental effects are known as nuclear winter. This paper surveys the range of actions that can confront the threat of nuclear winter, both now and in...

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Recently, new spreading sequences have been proposed to multiplex the capacity of users. In particular, Weyl spreading sequences have the larger capacity of users than the Gold code. This paper shows that Weyl spreading sequences appear in bit recovering model and they are orthogonal basis. This result shows the reason why they have the large capacity and that any spreading sequence is expresse...