Notes on Contributors jaer 30.1

CIS 301: Lecture Notes on Induction

These notes are written as a supplement to [1, Sect. 16.1&16.3], but can be read independently. 1 Demystifying Induction Consider a loop of the form while B do C od, and assume that we know 1 ψ is established by the preamble of the loop (1) if with B true, ψ holds prior to C, then ψ also holds after C (2) Then we can infer that ψ is an invariant of the loop. (3) That is, each time control reach...

Notes for Contributors

Submission of manuscripts Papers for publication should be sent to Professor J. R. Pattison, Faculty of Clinical Sciences, School of Medicine, University College London, University Street, London WC1E 6JJ. The typescript and two copies should be sent, with three copies of all tables and illustrations. Authors are requested to include a selfaddressed envelope for acknowledgement of receipt. Pape...

Notes for Contributors

Notes for Contributors

continuous flow was introduced over 21 years ago. Many of the products shown at the associated exhibitions were exhibited for the first time in the UK. The fast-HPLC system, represents a considerable advance in the thinking of commercial companies. Automation in chromatography both gas and liquid has long been misconstrued as being simply mechanical sample injection coupled to electronic data a...

Notes for Contributors