1. Difference between presentations and reports First, please note that the goals of presentations and reports in this seminar are different:  Presentations: Present to the audiences and let them understand your topic.  Reports: Show your own critical thinking and new ideas on this topic based on the papers you read. Therefore, a presentation is like “an introduction to one topic”, but a repo...

GMumps commonly affects children aged 5-9 years, often leading to mumps orchitisand resulting in permanent adult sterility in rare cases. However, the etiology of this long-termeffect remains unclear. Mumps orchitis results in progressive degeneration of seminiferousepithelium and sometimes leads to Sertoli cell-only syndrome. Thus the left Sertoli cells may becritical to sperma...

It is one of the aims of computational representation theory to provide tools for the explicit construction of representations of abstractly given algebras. If the algebra under consideration is given by a finite algebra presentation and the representation searched for is given by a finite module presentation, then the algorithmic tool at hand is the so-called VectorEnumerator algorithm, see Se...

Polygraphs are cellular presentations of higher-dimensional categories introduced in [Burroni 1993]. They have been proved to generalize term rewriting systems but they lack some tools widely used in the field. This note presents a result developped in [Guiraud 2004] which fills this gap for some 3dimensional polygraphs: it introduces a method to craft termination orders, one of the most useful...

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The unification of two patterns both containing variables is an ubiquitous operation in Logic Programming and in many Artificial Intelligence applications. Thus, many texts present unification algorithms. Unfortunately, at least seven of these presentations are incorrect. The common error occurs when logic variables are represented as binding lists; implementations that destructively update var...