Répertoire général pratique de notariat, de droit civil et fiscal et de formules d'actes : recueil périodique 1° de lois et décrets, avec commentaires ; 2° de jugements, arrêts, solutions, décisions, etc. ; 3° et de formules d'actes notariés : faisant suite au Traité-pratique et formulaire général du notariat / par A. Defrénois

1878 (T3,N2172)- (T3,N3883).

Répertoire général pratique de notariat, de droit civil et fiscal et de formules d'actes : recueil périodique 1° de lois et décrets, avec commentaires ; 2° de jugements, arrêts, solutions, décisions, etc. ; 3° et de formules d'actes notariés : faisant suite au Traité-pratique et formulaire général du notariat / par A. Defrénois

Etat de collection : retirages de 1877-1878

Répertoire général pratique de notariat, de droit civil et fiscal et de formules d'actes : recueil périodique 1° de lois et décrets, avec commentaires ; 2° de jugements, arrêts, solutions, décisions, etc. ; 3° et de formules d'actes notariés : faisant suite au Traité-pratique et formulaire général du notariat / par A. Defrénois

1877 (T2,N1073)- (T2,N2171).

Recueil de divers cas de conscience, avec leurs solutions.

Contient : « Resolutions de quelques cas touchant l'usure par Mrs Porcher et de Ste Beuve, docteurs de Sorbonne »

This infinite, unanimous dissonance : a study in mathematical existentialism through the work of Jean-Paul Sartre and Alain Badiou

This thesis seeks to elucidate a motif common to the work both of Jean-Paul Sartre and Alain Badiou (with special attention being given to Being and Nothingness and Being and Event respectively): the thesis that the subject 's existence precedes and determines its essence. To this end, the author aims to explicate the structural invariances, common to both philosophies, that allow this thesis to take shape. Their explication requires the construction of an overarching conceptual framework within which it may be possible to embed both the phenomenological ontology elaborated in Being and Event and the mathematical ontology outlined in Being and Event. Within this framework, whose axial concept is that of multiplicity, the precedence of essence by existence becomes intelligible in terms of a priority of extensional over intensional determination. A series of familiar existentialist concepts are reconstructed on this basis, such as lack and value, and these are set to work in the task of fleshing out the more or less skeletal theory of the subject presented in Being and Event.

Reactions of polyhalogenated aromatic compounds and related ethers with metal/ammonia solutions

This work contains the results of a series of reduction studies on polyhalogenated aromatic compounds and related ethers using alkali metals in liquid ammonia. In general, polychlorobenzenes were reduced to t he parent aromatic hydrocarbon or to 1 ,4-cyc1ohexadiene, and dipheny1ethers were cleaved to the aroma tic hydrocarbon and a phenol. Chlorinated dipheny1ethers were r eductive1y dechlorinated in the process. For example, 4-chlorodipheny1- ether gave benzene and phenol. Pentach1orobenzene and certain tetrachlorobenzenes disproportionated to a fair degree during the reduction process if no added proton source was present. The disproportionation was attributed to a build-up of amide ion. Addition of ethanol completely suppressed the formation of any disproportionation products. In the reductions of certain dipheny1ethers , the reduction of one or both of the dipheny1ether rings occurred, along with the normal cleavage. This was more prevalent when lithium was the metal used . As a Sidelight, certain chloropheno1s were readily dechlorinated. In light of these results, the reductive detoxification of the chlorinated dibenzo-1,4-dioxins seems possible with alkali metals in l iquid ammonia.

Some Travelling Wave Solutions of KdV-Burgers Equation

In this paper we study the extended Tanh method to obtain some exact solutions of KdV-Burgers equation. The principle of the Tanh method has been explained and then apply to the nonlinear KdV- Burgers evolution equation. A finnite power series in tanh is considered as an ansatz and the symbolic computational system is used to obtain solution of that nonlinear evolution equation. The obtained solutions are all travelling wave solutions.

Group-invariant solutions of semilinear Schrodinger equations in multi-dimensions

Symmetry group methods are applied to obtain all explicit group-invariant radial solutions to a class of semilinear Schr¨odinger equations in dimensions n = 1. Both focusing and defocusing cases of a power nonlinearity are considered, including the special case of the pseudo-conformal power p = 4/n relevant for critical dynamics. The methods involve, first, reduction of the Schr¨odinger equations to group-invariant semilinear complex 2nd order ordinary differential equations (ODEs) with respect to an optimal set of one-dimensional point symmetry groups, and second, use of inherited symmetries, hidden symmetries, and conditional symmetries to solve each ODE by quadratures. Through Noether’s theorem, all conservation laws arising from these point symmetry groups are listed. Some group-invariant solutions are found to exist for values of n other than just positive integers, and in such cases an alternative two-dimensional form of the Schr¨odinger equations involving an extra modulation term with a parameter m = 2−n = 0 is discussed.

Influence of functional groups of activated carbon in the anchoring of iron particles by forced hydrolysis and its use to remove hexavalent chromiun from aqueous solutions.

Tesis (Master of Science with orientation in Sustainable Processes) UANL, 2014.