Linear Computations (Dwyer, Paul S.)

Text S 1 Paul François

Genetic networks are evolved by repeated rounds of selection, growth and mutation. Typically 40 networks are followed in parallel. At each step of the algorithm, equations corresponding to the networks are integrated, and a ” fitness” or ” scoring” function is computed. Networks are then ranked according to this fitness; the best half is retained, then each network kept is copied and mutated. M...

Cauchy ’ s theorem , Cauchy ’ s formula , corollaries Paul

Introducing Romans : Critical Issues in Paul ’ s

Brainwork : a review of Paul Churchland ' s

Taking inspiration from developments in neurocomputational modeling, Paul Churchland develops his positions in the philosophy of mind and the philosophy of science. Concerning the former, Church/and relaxes his eliminativism at various points and seems to endorse a traditional identity account of sensory qualia. Although he remains unsympathetic to folk psychology, he no longer seeks the elimin...

Linear Logic and Local Computations

This work deals with the exponential fragment of Girard’s linear logic [Gir87] without the contraction rule. This logical system has a natural relation with the direct logic [OnKo85],[KeWe]. A new sequent calculus for this logic is presented in order to remove also the weakening rule and recover its behavior via a special treatment of the propositional constants; the process of cut-elimination ...