In 1968 Wilansky asked whether a separable normal topological group must be Lindelof. In [7] this question was answered in the negative, assuming CH, by constructing a hereditarily separable, normal group which is not Lindeliif. We give an example of a separable normal group which contains a closed subspace homeomorphic to an uncountable regular cardinal, in ZFC only. Of course we have to sacri...

Cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma (cSCC) is the second most common type of nonmelanoma skin cancer and is dramatically increased in the setting of immunosuppression such as organ transplantation (Grulich et al., 2007; Hartevelt et al., 1990; Jensen et al., 1999; Lindelof et al., 2000). This magnitude of increase is similar to that seen in virusrelated cancers, such as human herpesvirus-8 mediat...

The scripting language described in this document is (in the first place) intended to be used on robots developed by Anja Mølle Lindelof and Henning Christiansen as part of a research project about robots performing on stage. The target robots are expected to appear as familiar domestic objects that take their own life, so to speak, and perhaps perform together with human players, creating at i...

We give some necessary and sufficient conditions for the character of spaces to be preserved under closed maps. Introduction. Recall the following result due to K. Morita and S. Hanai [11] or A. H. Stone [14]: Let Y be the image of a metric space X under a closed map/. Then Y is first countable (or metrizable) if and only if every boundary df~x(y) of the point-inverse/"'^) is compact. E. Michae...

In 2002, Chinese artist Zhang Huan crossed through New York’s streets wearing a bodysuit made of raw meat that shaped him with bulging contours and expanded his presence to into humanoid, Hulk-like figure. By this time, it had been four years since left China. He previously studied at the Central Academy Fine Arts in Beijing, where he graduated 1993. With personal identity existential survival ...

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