Titlebook: New Perspectives on Inner Speech; Pablo Fossa Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Spring

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Pablo Fossa,Cristóbal Pachecoay an essential role in stochastic two-stage programs. We are aware of the fact that we have to integrate (at least approximately) the optimal value function (recourse function) of (5.4), given — for a fixed first-stage decision x — only implicitly by the infimum of (5.4). Although the optimal value

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Mayte Vergara,Ignacio Cea,Jorge Calderón,Alejandro Troncoso,David Martínez-Perníamany real situations, however, parameters of a stochastic nature arise and the analyst is, as a result, confronted with a stochastic multiobjective linear programming problem. Recently, some methods have been developed to deal with this kind of problems; in most of them, the decision maker is suppos

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o the organization or the design of large scale systems, such as resource allocation problems, scheduling and the like. While this effort did help a lot in understanding the nature of these problems, the mathematical models have proved only partially satisfactory due to the difficulty in gathering p

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sor Micha Yadin for over ten years. This research, which resulted in several published papers and technical reports (see bibliography), was motivated by some military problems, which were brought to our attention by Mr. Pete Shugart of the US Army TRADOC Systems Analysis Activity, presently called U

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Inner Speech: The Private Area to Remember, Play, and Dream,ment have been less considered. For example, inner speech is also a place for remembering, playing or dreaming, during everyday activities of daily life. In these forms of inner speech expression, the temporality of consciousness is intrinsically intertwined. These functions account for inner speech

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Reflective and Pre-reflective Inner Speechic development of inner speech, which takes place from the deepest zones of thought to vocalized speech. He refers to forms of inner speech in which thought is not mediated by the word and advanced forms of inner speech when thought is mediated by the word. Edmund Husserl, on his part, in his attemp