An important feature of a Poisson limit theorem in [4] is the absence traditional assumption (A.2). The purpose this addendum to explain why (A.2) not required, and compare assumptions with ones. We present details argument behind Theorem 3 [4].

In this addendum we respond to the comments and written feedback provided by Dr. Mahaney and the referees after the NSF site visit of May 5, 1999. The main concerns expressed in the feedback were: (1) specification of deliverables and the use of selected MSI applications, (2) synergism among project teams, (3) system-building experience by some of the investigators, (4) Fisk University as an ef...

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Court Support Services Division within the Judicial Branch designed and implemented two pilot probation programs that sought to decrease probation violations and subsequent incarceration. These programs were the Probation Transition Program (PTP) and the Technical Violation Unit (TVU). A final evaluation report of these programs was prepared in January of 2006. The initial report consisted of a...

The primary objective of this paper, which is an addendum to the author’s [8], is to apply the general study of the latter to Lukasiewicz’s n-valued logics [4]. The paper provides an analytical expression of a 2(n−1)-place sequent calculus (in the sense of [10, 9]) with the cut-elimination property and a strong completeness with respect to the logic involved which is most compact among similar ...