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Kepa Korta,Ernest Sosa,Xabier Arrazolas for the depths of squarefree monomial ideals, which were given in terms of the edgewise domination number of the corresponding hypergraphs and the lengths of initially regular sequences with respect to the ideals.

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Computational Creativity and Systems on .?. We assume that ., .. belongs to a family of tridiagonal pairs said to have .-Racah type. Let . and . denote the first and second split decompositions of .?. In an earlier paper we introduced a double lowering operator .?:?.?→?.? with the notable feature that both ..???.. and . for 0?≤?.?≤?.,

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Cognition and the Creative Machinewhose absolute difference falls in .. Such a graph is called a prime distance graph, and the set . is called the distance set. The chromatic number of prime distance graphs is known when the distance set . has at most four primes. In this paper we begin to classify prime distance graphs with a dista

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Cognition and the Menstrual Cycleutiful and still not entirely understood. We explore some of the many enumerative aspects of these objects. We count elements with desirable properties, we give size orderings to certain features of all group elements, and we relate some of these statistics in ways that give bounds and rankings—if n