Titlebook: Mathematics of Program Construction; 10th International C Claude Bolduc,Jules Desharnais,Béchir Ktari Conference proceedings 2010 The Edito

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João F. Ferreira foreground of future research. First steps into this direction were done by studies of lasers and new kinds of semiconductor devices. According to this author’s opinion, physics will play an increasingly important role in medicine, especially in medical diagnosis. Here synergetics can be of help fo

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Ian J. Hayes,Steve E. Dunne,Larissa Meinicke foreground of future research. First steps into this direction were done by studies of lasers and new kinds of semiconductor devices. According to this author’s opinion, physics will play an increasingly important role in medicine, especially in medical diagnosis. Here synergetics can be of help fo

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Catuscia Palamidessi; in chapter 3, the text on homoclinic orbits has been extended as these type of phenomena have now clearly been found in the wind-driven double-gyre ocean circulation (as presented in chapter 5). In chapter 4,978-1-4020-2263-0Series ISSN 1383-8601 Series E-ISSN 2215-162X

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Unifying Theories of Programming That Distinguish Nontermination and Abortectness..The properties we use to distinguish the models are these: .When considering termination, we consider both an abstract model, which only distinguishes whether a program terminates or not, as well as models that include a notion of time: either abstract time representing a notion of progress or real-time.

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Adjoint Folds and Unfoldslds. We demonstrate that most programs are already of the required form and thus are directly amenable to manipulation. Central to the development is the categorical notion of an adjunction, which links adjoint (un-) folds to standard (un-) folds. We discuss a number of adjunctions and show that they are directly relevant to programming.

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The Algorithmics of Solitaire-Like Gamesation of the solution to a class of tiling problems. Finally, we introduce an infinite class of challenging one-person games inspired by earlier work by Chen and Backhouse on the relation between cyclotomic polynomials and generalisations of the seven-trees-in-one type isomorphism. We show how to derive algorithms to solve these games.