Richard P. Goldthwait

By Richard P . Morrison , Jane Nishio , And

Avian, murine, feline, and human retroviruses frequently cause immunosuppression in their respective hosts (1, 2). The mechanisms by which immune reactivity is impaired remain speculative. Virus infection often results in immune hyporeactivity, but in some instances inactivated virus causes suppression independently of cellular infection (3, 4). Thus, it appears likely that some viral proteins ...

Comparing Eugene P . Wigner , Raymond Duval and Richard

Inspired by some basic formal aspects of standard model of fundamental physics, in this paper, putting into comparison the Eugene Wigner’s theoretical definition of elementary particle with some aspects of the semiotic theory according to Raymond Duval, it will be possible to lay out the former into the latter theory which will get a further epistemological foundation also on the basis of the e...

Richard P . Morrison , Jane Nishio , and Bruce Chesebro

Avian, murine, feline, and human retroviruses frequently cause immunosuppression in their respective hosts (1, 2). The mechanisms by which immune reactivity is impaired remain speculative. Virus infection often results in immune hyporeactivity, but in some instances inactivated virus causes suppression independently of cellular infection (3, 4). Thus, it appears likely that some viral proteins ...

DECOMPOSITION OF PASCAL ’ S KERNELS MOD p s Richard

For a prime p we define Pascal’s Kernel K(p, s) = [k(p, s)ij] ∞ i,j=0 as the infinite matrix satisfying k(p, s)ij = 1 ps ( i+j j ) mod p if ( i+j j ) is divisible by p and k(p, s)ij = 0 otherwise. While the individual entries of Pascal’s Kernel can be computed using a formula of Kazandzidis that has been known for some time, our purpose here will be to use that formula to explain the global geo...

Remembering Richard [Obituary, Richard A.Newton]