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1 The long run In the long run, it seems that PPP is a pretty good predictor of exchange rates. Countries with higher inflation rates should see their currencies depreciate. Consider Turkey versus the U.S. The logic is simple. PPP says P = EP * so we should have E = P P * .

The University of Western Ontario the School of Graduate And

The factor refinement principle turns a partial factorization of integers (or polynomials) into a more complete factorization represented by basis elements and exponents, with basis elements that are pairwise coprime. There are lots of applications of this refinement technique such as simplifying systems of polynomial inequations and, more generally, speeding up certain algebraic algorithms by ...

The University of Western Ontario the School of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies

Triangular representations are a versatile tool to manipulate systems of polynomial equations; however, many basic complexity questions are still open with respect to such objects. This matter of fact appears clearly with multiplication modulo triangular sets: it plays an essential part in algorithms for solving polynomial systems, but the cost of this operation remains difficult to estimate pr...

Application of The University of Western Ontario Pediatric Audiological Monitoring Protocol

The combined plastic surgery/physical medicine and rehabilitation amputee clinic at the University of Western Ontario.

Since the autumn of 2001, a multidisciplinary plastic surgery (PS) and physical medicine and rehabilitation (PMR) outpatient amputee clinic has been in place at St Joseph's Health Centre/Parkwood Hospital in London, Ontario. To date, more than 140 new patients have been seen in combined consultations. The present paper reviews the demographics, interventions and outcomes of the patients seen be...