A holomorphic mapping f from a bounded domain D in $doubcsp{n}$ to a bounded domain $Omega$ in $doubcsp{N}$ is proper if the sequence ${f(zj)}$ tends to the boundary of $Omega$ for every sequence ${zj}$ which tends to the boundary of D. Let f be a proper holomorphic mapping from the unit ball in $doubcsp{n}$ to the unit ball in $doubcsp{N}$ for $N ge n ge 2.$ If f is a function of class $Csp{N-n+1}$ on the closed unit ball and also satisfies a certain non-degeneracy condition, then Cima and Suffridge proved that f must be rational. In this thesis we prove a similar result for mappings from complex eggs to the unit ball in $doubcsp{N}.$ We also prove that a rational proper holomorphic mapping f from the complex egg ${z in doubcsp{n} vertSigmavert zsb{i}
A holomorphic mapping f from a bounded domain D in $doubcsp{n}$ to a bounded domain $Omega$ in $doubcsp{N}$ is proper if the sequence ${f(zj)}$ tends to the boundary of $Omega$ for every sequence ${zj}$ which tends to the boundary of D. Let ...
A story about a young couple who struggle to have a relationship in spite of an oppressive college administration that refuses to allow their love to grow.
A story about a young couple who struggle to have a relationship in spite of an oppressive college administration that refuses to allow their love to grow.
Social Imagination Between Citizens and Scientists
How can action research further new research orientations towards sustainability? This book, empirically situated in the field of upstream public engagement, involving local residents, researchers and practitioners in bottom-up processes deliberating on urban sustainability, answers this question by analysing processes of social learning. The book addresses the need to move towards sustainability at societal level as a democratic challenge questioning the way we live on planet earth. By conceptualising sustain-ability as an immanent and emergent ability of ecological and social life, continuously to renew itself without eroding its own foundation of existence, it argues that since sustainability cannot be invented but only supported (or eroded) by science, we need to reframe science in the role of sustaining sustain-ability. Through analyses of a three year action research programme, aiming to provide local citizens with a greater say in the future of urban sustainability research, this book shows how action research can make important methodological contributions to processes of social learning between citizens and scientists by enabling free spaces in peoples everyday life and within academia, where aspects of un-sustainability can be addressed and new imaginations of more sustainable futures emerge.
The SuScit project was an initiative specifically seeking to provide local urban
communities with a greater say in how priorities for environmental and
sustainability research are defined, so as to ensure that future research more
effectively addresses their needs. to do so the project methodologically aimed to
develop new forms of collaboration between sustainability researchers,
practitioners and local communities. thus the project provides an example of
upstream public engagement ...
Oleh karena itu adalah hal yang sewajarnya bila setiap manusia memandang
sama terhadap manusia-manusia lain di luar dirinya. Memandang manusia lain
adalah sama dengan dirinya membawa implikasi yang besar dalam seorang
menempuh hidupnya. Penghargaan, penghormatan terhadap eksistensi sesama
manusia justru berasal dari memandang manusia pada hakikatnya adalah sama.
Kenyataan tidak seperti itu, adalah akibat manusia tidak atau kurang mengenal
dan ...
"With great disbelief Cornelius J. Watson, a descendent of Doctor John H. Watson and his wife, Mary, nee Marsden, held the yellowed, dog-eared manuscript in his hands." Thus we are introduced to one of the greatest finds of the new millennium, the discovery of a manuscript of Doctor Watson’s; the finding of a previously lost adventure of the greatest detective ever to exist, Mr. Sherlock Holmes. All Holmes’ fans can rejoice in the discovery. The Adventure of the Dead Rabbits Society is Holmes at his best.
have no doubt that Sherlock Holmes, while living under the alias of Simon
Hawkes in New York City, recalled fondly more than once the Diogenes Club
back in London, the organization of which his brother, Mycroft Holmes, was one
of the founders. Holmes and his brother shared many consanguine traits, an
aversion to romantic entanglements and a general difficulty to form close
friendships being prime examples. Both shared too a desire at times to withdraw
into their own thoughts ...
When Egyptians began demonstrating against the regime of President Hosni Mubarak on 25 January 2011, few could anticipate that the demonstrations would grow into a revolution to astonish the world. Millions of Egyptians were soon joining in every day in cities across the country, but Tahrir Square became the beating heart of the revolution, its center, its life force, and its spirit, a spirit that was peaceful, inclusive, creative, and determined. Swedish photographer Mia Gröndahl returned day after day to the square, to record the incredible tent city within a city that would not budge until the president did, and to capture the great humanity of the revolution that impressed Cairo, Egypt, and the world. This book presents a selection of her moving photographs from those historic days, along with the testimony in words of some of the people who were there.
This book presents a selection of her moving photographs from those historic days, along with the testimony in words of some of the people who were there."
