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Group Theory and its Applications, of metric is only one of a rich variety of conceivable metric forms, it is reasonable to ask what the fundamental characteristics of the Riemannian form are that single it out. As discussed in subsections 4.5, 4.6 and 4.7, Weyl analyzed this problem of space, ., in a series of articles (Weyl, 1922a

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Foundations of Mathematics,as not until the middle of the nineteenth century that these developments began to converge, due to the work of Boole and Frege. The subsequent efforts to provide a secure foundation for mathematics led to the discovery around 1900 of the antinomies which engendered a foundational crisis.

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native freshwater fish species, of which one is endangered and one is endemic. Most are small-sized species long adapted to a variety of aquatic microhabitats. The ichthyofaunal composition of the Northern Atlantic Forest may be drastically altered due to intense anthropogenic actions over 5 centur

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Skúli Sigurdssonthesize the information regarding the diversity and distribution of ants in this important endemism area of the biome. We gathered 3769 ant records, encompassing over 10 subfamilies, 71 genera, and 247 nominal species. We further provide up-to-date information regarding the state of knowledge, distr

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Erhard Scholzfor animals in general. It addresses the ways in which online animals serve as more than just the feline, canine, or porcine face and voice of a human writer, but can work to promote better treatment of animals. This chapter suggests that online animal biographies may create space for a new understa

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Hubert Goennerisciplinary knowledge of animal behaviour and human-animal encounter, in turn made possible distinctive forms of animal biography. New ways of describing and narrating the lives of animals emerged within this genre, recognising not only their species history and cultural history but also their own c

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Norbert Straumann he had been awaiting the return of his master at a Tokyo train station since his owner’s death seven years earlier. That fame led to the production of an enormous variety of source material that a historian could use to reconstruct his life’s story. This chapter uses Hachikō to explore the methodol

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Erhard Scholzfor animals in general. It addresses the ways in which online animals serve as more than just the feline, canine, or porcine face and voice of a human writer, but can work to promote better treatment of animals. This chapter suggests that online animal biographies may create space for a new understa