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Recent stimulation studies in monkeys and humans have shown strong interactions between ventral premotor cortex (area F5) and the hand area of primary motor cortex (M1). These short-latency interactions usually involve facilitation from F5 of M1 outputs to hand muscles, although suppression has also been reported. This study, performed in three awake macaque monkeys, sought evidence that these ...

Picking up an object requires two basic motor operations: reaching and grasping. Neurophysiological studies in monkeys have suggested that the visuomotor transformations necessary for these two operations are carried out by separate parietofrontal circuits and that, for grasping, a key role is played by a specific sector of the ventral premotor cortex: area F5. The aim of the present study was ...

Two nearly degenerate positive-parity bands with the ?g9/22??g9/2?1 configuration and three negative-parity ?g9/2(p3/2,f5/2)??g9/2?1 have been identified in 81Kr. They are interpreted as chiral doublet pseudospin-chiral triplet bands, which is supported by constrained covariant density functional theory multiparticle plus rotor model calculations. The present work reports two new configurations...

We present a new method to generalize execution traces by compressing loop iterations in them using loop invariants. The invariants discovered are “safe” such that the resulting compressed trace also satisfies certain target properties which the original trace satisfied (e.g., an assertion at the end). This results in a concise trace that captures the semantics of the original trace w.r.t. the ...