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On the Structure of (s,t)-Convex Functionsfferent schools rather than with nature. The transition to mature science is identical with the triumph of one of these schools and with the general acceptance of the first paradigm. Simultaneously the nature of the paradigm changes. Only after the change is normal puzzle-solving research possible.

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Introduction— socially and politically. (3) Its contribution to . increased markedly as better and more qualified manpower in general and management, organization, and planning made possible the systematic use of productive forces in particular.

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Easy Proofs of Hard Inequalitiesf research, and my more specific purpose is to specify a criterion for judging what kind of research should be favored or encouraged and what kinds should be discouraged or prohibited. The criterion, as you shall see, is more likely to limit the existential activist research of social scientists than any other kind of research.