A classical conjecture predicts how often a polynomial in Z[T ] takes prime values. The natural analogous conjecture for prime values of a polynomial f(T ) ∈ κ[u][T ], where κ is a finite field, is false. The conjecture over κ[u] was modified in earlier work by introducing a correction factor that encodes unexpected periodicity of the Möbius function at the values of f on κ[u] when f ∈ κ[u][T ]...

We present a new strategy for semantic paramodulation for Horn sets and prove its completeness The strategy requires for each paramoduiation that either both parents be false positive units or that one parent and the paramodulant both be false relative to an interpretation We also discuss some of the issues involved in choosing an interpretation that has a chance of giving better performance th...

We examined two different accounts of why studying distinctive information reduces false memories within the DRM paradigm. The impoverished relational encoding account predicts that less memorial information, such as overall familiarity, is elicited by the critical lure after distinctive encoding than after nondistinctive encoding. By contrast, the distinctiveness heuristic predicts that partic...

today advertisement is an important part of all businesses. using false information in these advertisements are always targeting consumers and rival traders. no doubt in these circumstances consumers need to be protected, however, it is not clear what kind of support and protection can be afforded for consumers and how they can be compensated? can they terminate the contract, or they have to ke...

The evaluation of the quality of solutions is usually very time-consuming in design optimization. Therefore, time-efficient approximate models can be particularly beneficial for the evaluation when evolutionary algorithms are applied. In this paper, the convergence property of an evolution strategy (ES) with neural network based fitness evaluations is investigated. It is found that the evolutio...

Whether recall of studied words (e.g., parsley, rosemary, thyme) could reduce false recognition of related lures (e.g., basil) was investigated. Subjects studied words from several categories for a final recognition memory test. Half of the subjects were given standard test instructions, and half were instructed to use recall to reduce false recognition. Manipulation checks indicated that the l...