The article is aimed at a study of the process metaphorization involved in formation professional jargonisms field Anglo-American jurisprudence. Distinction made between motivated and unmotivated metaphorical jargonisms. author highlighted main source domains anthropomorphic, socio-morphic, artefactual, natural-morphic models English-speaking lawyers. Professionally significant slang names subj...

Thue proved that the factors occurring infinitely many times in square-free words over {0,1,2} avoiding the factors in {010,212} are the factors of the fixed point of the morphism 0 7→ 012, 1 7→ 02, 2 7→ 1. He similarly characterized square-free words avoiding {010,020} and {121,212} as the factors of two morphic words. In this paper, we exhibit smaller morphisms to define these two square-free...

For each recollement of triangulated categories, there is an epivalence between the middle category and comma associated with a triangle functor from on right to left. morphic enhancement $\mathcal {T}$ , are three explicit ideals enhancing category, whose corresponding factor categories all equivalent module over . Examples related inflation weighted projective lines discussed.

Abstract. The semi-topological K-theory K ∗ (X) of a quasi-projective complex algebraic variety X is based on the notion of algebraic vector bundles modulo algebraic equivalence. This theory is given as the homotopy groups of an infinite loop space K(X) which is equipped with maps K(X) → K(X), K(X) → Ktop(Xan) whose composition is the natural map from the algebraic K-theory of X to the topologi...

† Also at SearchSpace Ltd., London. Abstract: This paper presents the details of a novel search strategy based on randomly remapped search spaces. The algorithm, the MultiMorphic Hill Climber (MMHC), uses multiple base changes in the encoding of potential solutions, so as to adjust the shape and form of a search problem. We describe the algorithm’s structure and present the details of the algor...

The hypothesis of formative causation, which I first proposed in 1981 (SHELDRAKE, 1981) postulates that organisms are subject to an influence from previous similar organisms by a process called morphic resonance. Through morphic resonance, each member of a species draws upon, and in turn contributes to, a pooled or collective memory. Thus, for example, if animals learn a new skill in one place,...

We show that Shipley’s “detection functor” for symmetric spectra generalizes to motivic symmetric spectra. As an application, we construct motivic strict ring spectra representing morphic cohomology, semi-topological K-theory, and semitopological cobordism for complex varieties. As a further application to semi-topological cobordism, we show that it is related to semi-topological K-theory via a...

We consider in general two-block substitutions and their fixed points. prove that some of them have a simple structure: points are morphic sequences. Others intrinsically more complex, such as the Kolakoski sequence. this for Thue-Morse sequence base 3/2.