In a recent paper, Albrecht Kyrieleis, Jeff Forshaw and I discovered a new tower of super-leading logarithms in gaps between jets cross sections. After discussions with the referee of our paper and further investigation, we have come to view this as a breakdown of naive coherence for initial state radiation. In this talk I illustrate this statement in a simple way, and show how it results in th...

Much of what we know about speech perception comes from laboratory studies with clean, canonical speech, ideal listeners and artificial tasks. But how do interlocutors manage to communicate effectively in the seemingly less-than-ideal conditions of everyday listening, which frequently involve trying to make sense of speech while listening in a non-native language, or in the presence of competin...

Over the past several years, we have seen an explosion in the number of tools and services that enable scholars to improve their personal productivity whether it is socially enabled reference managers or cloud-hosted experimental environments. However, we have yet to see a step-change in the productivity of the system of scholarship as a whole. While there are certainly broader social reasons f...

Learning from human driver’s strategies for undertaking complex traffic scenarios has the potential to improve decision-making methods designing ADAS systems, as well design self-driving rules automated vehicles. This paper proposes a human-like algorithm built up drivers experiential naturalistic driving. The approach of this work consists exploring two main techniques. Firstly, use “think alo...

This study tried to examine EFL translators’ uncertainty and uncertainty management strategies through employing think aloud procedures. The participants of this study were some MA andBA translators selected from several universities in Iran. To this aim, a proficiency test was firstly administered among the volunteers. Then, think aloud protocol and retrospective interview were used to collect...

There has been a growing interest in recent years in development of computational intelligence methodologies that relate to nature-inspired computational methodologies and approaches to address complex real-world problems to which traditional approaches, are ineffective or infeasible. The essential to development of novel algorithms is modeling the phenomena of the nature in that way that they ...

(i.2) m**d(ju--, / * )M*I , •••,**) is different from zero at each point of D (Carathéodory [12]). An analytic mapping T is called an inner mapping of a domain D if TDQD. It is called an automorphism olDHT is 1-1 and if TD=D. In 1907 Poincaré [17] showed that, given two domains D and D', it is not always possible to map D onto D analytically. Since that time, several general problems have been ...

These are some notes that I collected from my readings about Riemann surfaces. Most of the notes are based on Beardon’s book Primer on Riemann Surfaces. These notes will serve as my lecture notes for a 25 minute talk I am giving in my Algebraic Topology class. I was not able to cover the last section during the talk.

Over the last few years we have seen a rapid growth in the Web of Data where now statistics indicate that there are around 100 billion semantic statements available on the Web. Governments, especially the US and UK Governments, are producing hundreds of thousands of public datasets in machine readable form on the Web using Web standards such as RDF(S) and SPARQL. Major Web and Media players suc...

In this study, the evaluation process of the usability of a web media used for educational purposes is discussed. In 3 different undergraduate courses, the learners have evaluated the social network creating media called as GROU.PS used for supporting these courses. During the semester, the social network of each course has been used by the course instructor and by the students taking the cours...