We enumerate Hurwitz orbits of shortest reflection factorizations an arbitrary element in the infinite family $G(m, p, n)$ complex groups. As a consequence, we characterize elements for which action is transitive and give simple criterion to tell when two belong same orbit. also quasi-Coxeter (those with factorization that generates whole group) n)$.

Identifying cognitive strategies that people use to support resilient performance has rarely been the focus of experimental work. Our experiments have found that the pervasiveness of failures during human computer interaction can be recognized by individuals, but underlying cognitive and attentional causes cannot. Understanding how individuals recover from failure and adapt to new environmental...

In our experience of computer scientists, we cooperate in participatory projects to develop computer systems to be used by professional people, such us medical doctors, geologists, mechanical engineers. These professionals need to use computer systems for performing their work tasks exploiting all the communication and operation possibilities offered by these systems, but they are not and do no...

Reflection in design pedagogy still has a limited theoretical basis, being based largely on historical precedent and the more recent work of Donald Schön. Discipline criticisms of reflection in design pedagogies and curricula have yet to be addressed fully and, compared to other disciplines, design has relatively little critical debate around the theory and practice of reflection. Research in o...

As part of reflective practice, reflection-in-action and reflection-on-action fulfil fundamental roles in designing. It has been suggested that, especially in teams, reflection-on-action plays a crucial role in overcoming instances when a team reflection-in-action process goes wrong. In this paper, it is considered how designers’ reflection-on-action can be supported by design researchers in le...