Geniculate quadruple sectoranopia

Quadruple sectoranopia and sectorial optic atrophy: a syndrome of the distal anterior choroidal artery.

Loss of upper and lower homonymous sectors in the visual field, and wasting of corresponding sectors in the retinal nerve fibre layer, followed ligation of the distal part of the anterior choroidal artery in a patient with a meningioma of the velum interpositum. Clinical and radiological evidence indicated that the visual pathway was damaged within that part of the lateral geniculate body that ...

Homonymous horizontal sectoranopia: report of four cases.

Four cases of right homonymous horizontal sectoranopia are described. They were investigated with automatic static perimetry matched in three cases with Goldmann perimetry. In two cases--a wound of lateral sinus, a temporal surgically excised oligo-dendroglioma--neuroradiological investigations localised the visual pathways lesion to the optic radiations. In two other cases the lesions of vascu...

JPEG : the quadruple object

The thesis, together with its practice-research works, presents an objectoriented perspective on the JPEG standard. Using the object-oriented philosophy of Graham Harman as a theoretical and also practical starting point, the thesis looks to provide an account of the JPEG digital object and its enfolding within the governmental scopic regime. The thesis looks to move beyond accounts of digital ...

Quadruple Time Redundancy Adders

Affine - invariant quadruple systems

Let t, v, k, λ be positive integers satisfying v > k > t. A t-(v, k, λ) design is an ordered pair (V,B), where V is a finite set of v points, B is a collection of k-subsets of V , say blocks, such that every t-subset of V occurs in exactly λ blocks in B. In what follows we simply write t-designs. A 3-(v, 4, 1) design is called a Steiner quadruple system and denoted by SQS(v). It is known that a...