933 resultados para Approximation Classes
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El text intenta fer una primera aproximació al debat contemporani entre realistes i anti-realistes sobre el món empíric, centrant-se en les posicions de Putnam i Nagel. El seu objectiu principal és el d'entendre les motivacions de les posicions i l'estructura actual del debat, i el d'establir les característiques que hauria de tenir qualsevol posició satisfactòria
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The principal focus of the PhD thesis lies in the Social Software area and the appropriation of technology in "non-Western" societies taking the example of Bulgaria. The term "non-Western" is used to explain places considered technologically underdeveloped. The aims have been to capture how Bulgarian users creatively interpret and appropriate Internet identifying the sociocultural, political and subjective conditions in which that appropriation occurs, to identify emerging practices based on the interpretation and use of Internet and the impact they had on society and what conditions could influence the technological interpretation and the meaning these practices had for both users and social configuration of Internet as media in Bulgaria. An ethnographic approach has been used simultaneously in different online and offline contexts. On the one hand, this study is based on exploration of the Bulgarian Internet Space through online participant observation in forums and websites reviews and on the other hand, on semi-structured interviews with different types of users of the virtual platforms found, made both face to face and online and finally online participant observation at the same platforms. It is based on some contributions of the ethnographic work of Christine Hine in virtual environments and the notions of time and space of Barbara Czarniawska contextualized in the modern form of organization that occurs in a network of multiple and fragmented contexts across many movements.
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Es tracta d'un projecte evolutiu que permetrà crear una aplicació que serveixi de suport gràfic per a les classes de Ciclo Indoor i que a més a més permetrà al professor preparar-les en pocs minuts. També tindrà un apartat dedicat a gestionar als usuaris del sistema mitjançant una connexió a una base de dades que també ha sigut dissenyada i desenvolupada en aquest projete.
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In this article we review first some of the possibilities in which the notions of Fo lner sequences and quasidiagonality have been applied to spectral approximation problems. We construct then a canonical Fo lner sequence for the crossed product of a concrete C* -algebra and a discrete amenable group. We apply our results to the rotation algebra (which contains interesting operators like almost Mathieu operators or periodic magnetic Schrödinger operators on graphs) and the C* -algebra generated by bounded Jacobi operators.
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We formulate a necessary and sufficient condition for polynomials to be dense in a space of continuous functions on the real line, with respect to Bernstein's weighted uniform norm. Equivalently, for a positive finite measure [lletra "mu" minúscula de l'alfabet grec] on the real line we give a criterion for density of polynomials in Lp[lletra "mu" minúscula de l'alfabet grec entre parèntesis].
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Pippenger [Pi77] showed the existence of (6m,4m,3m,6)-concentrator for each positive integer m using a probabilistic method. We generalize his approach and prove existence of (6m,4m,3m,5.05)-concentrator (which is no longer regular, but has fewer edges). We apply this result to improve the constant of approximation of almost additive set functions by additive set functions from 44.5 (established by Kalton and Roberts in [KaRo83] to 39. We show a more direct connection of the latter problem to the Whitney type estimate for approximation of continuous functions on a cube in &b&R&/b&&sup&d&/sup& by linear functions, and improve the estimate of this Whitney constant from 802 (proved by Brudnyi and Kalton in [BrKa00] to 73.
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À l'heure où la fascination esthétisante pour « l'horreur » semble gagner des adeptes en nombre toujours croissant, tant d'un point de vue historiographique que des différents usages publics et politiques qui en sont faits, cette contribution vise à repenser la guerre en tant qu'espace social signifiant. Elle s'inscrit en effet dans des dynamiques sociales et politiques « ordinaires ». Elle ne peut, dans cette optique, faire abstraction de la compréhension de l'ordre social existant avec son lot d'oppression, mais aussi de refus et de révolte. Cette contribution se propose d'envisager, à partir du cas italien, un cas limite trop souvent oublié dans l'historiographie européenne du premier conflit mondial, les pratiques mais aussi les représentations sociales du conflit, afin de saisir ce que la guerre peut apporter à la compréhension de la conflictualité sociale au début du XXe siècle. Mais aussi de chercher à savoir comment les « résistances » ouvertes ou celées qui s'expriment au cours de la guerre faite et vécue transforment le rapport des soldats à leur groupe social.