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Costas D. Koutras,Christos Rantsoudisy meets the low hills of the eastern desert, far beyond the quietly flowing Nile. He has been watching carefully for perhaps fifteen minutes before he imagines he sees it. At first the star Sopdet is a small, almost imperceptible, point of light very low in the sky. Initially it is a faint reddish-g

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scarcely possible to calculate what is the condition of the material in the Companion of Sirius, but I do not expect it to be a perfect gas,” he wrote. He concluded, “I have told the detective story so far as it has yet unrolled itself. I do not know whether we reached the last chapter.”

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Alan Stewart,Joaquim Gabarro,Anthony Keenannter Triangle”. The well-known relations between Sirius, Canis Major, Canis Minor, and Orion are a familiar part of our sky-lore, much of which comes from early Greek sources. Indeed, Canis Major, Canis Minor, and Orion are among the 48 constellations recognized by the early Greeks. However, for Sir

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Symbolic and Quantitative Approaches to Reasoning with Uncertainty13th European Confer

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In All, but Finitely Many, Possible Worlds: Model-Theoretic Investigations on ‘,’ Default Conditionaonal connective are examined, with an emphasis on the nonmonotonic ones. An alternative interpretation of ‘.’ as sets . (in .) rather than cofinite (subsets of .) is examined. For all these modal approaches over ., a decision procedure readily emerges, as the modal logic . of this frame is well-know

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Angelo Gilio,Niki Pfeifer,Giuseppe Sanfilippoght to determine the nature of the stars, including the prediction that Sirius possessed an unseen companion and the eventual discovery of this white dwarf companion 18 years later. The third part (chapters 6-9978-0-387-48941-4978-0-387-48942-1