The ubiquity of promotions and price discounts has prompted much research to understand how consumers respond deals. In this research, we present an affective perspective for why some may be more deal prone than others. Specifically, propose that interdependents (vs. independents), chancing upon a leads heightened arousal greater purchase intention the discounted product. We further effect aris...

One of the most enduring elements of Davidson’s legacy is the idea that intentionality is inherently normative. The normativity of intentionality means different things to different people and in different contexts, however. A subsidiary goal of this paper is to get clear on the sense in which Davidson means the thesis that intentionality is inherently normative. The central goal of the paper i...

Neural interactions play one of the central roles in brain mediating various processes and functions. They are particularly important for as a complex system that has many different functions from same structural connectivity. When studying such coupling very suitable, inherently they can reveal underlaying functional mechanism. This chapter overviews some recent widely used aspects neural inte...

one of the limitations of orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (ofdm) in many applications is its sensitivity to frequency shifts, errors normally referred to as carrier frequency offset (cfo). although, this small offset is negligible in conventional single carrier communication systems, it is a severe problem in the ofdm systems. because, the carriers in ofdm are inherently closely spac...

Allowing many processors to work in parallel offers no significant speedup when computing the rank of a finitely generated free group. Stallings’ folding process, an algorithm for simplifying a directed edgelabeled graph, when applied to those graphs that represent finitely generated free groups, provides a graph-theoretic method for computing the rank of that group. Does adding more processors...