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Proposed Changes in AEC Contract Arrangements for Uranium Enriching Services, Hearings Before the Subcommittee on Energy of ..., 93-1 ..., March 7, 8, 26; and April 18, 1973

Beberapa segi panataan ekonomi internasional

orasi pada dies natalis ke-XVII Universitas Padjadjaran, Bandung, tanggal 27 September 1975

Selections from Akhbar Majnun Banu 'Amr and Kaʻb Ibn Zuhair

Plato's idea of the soul received further development in the writing of Plotinus
where the One, to hen, and Intellect or logos, nous, and Soul or cold breath,
psyche, in the written word represented the basic three part pattern. These latter
two were said to emanate, Latin flow, Greek mado and hence madzos, nipple of
the breast. Various Arab philosophers such as Ibn Sina, al Razi, al Farabi and Ibn
Rushd reworked these ideas. Al Gazali found a five part pattern consisting of
touch, vision, ...

Dynamic programming with negative rewards and average reward criterion

Basic results on dynamic programming with finite state and action spaces are generalized to a class of dynamic programming problems that includes most queuing control problems treated in literature. The results establish existence of average reward optimal stationary policies and uniqueness of solution to the functional equation of dynamic programming in the average reward case among nonpositive functions up to an additive constant. The question of convergence of discount optimal policies to average optimal policies is settled in a fairly general setting. Existence of nearly optimal policies is shown in a particular queuing control problem. The principle which turns out to be most useful in the study is a basic probabilistic systems theorem to the effect that a fair game remains fair under transformation by certain systems of optional stopping. (Author).

Basic results on dynamic programming with finite state and action spaces are generalized to a class of dynamic programming problems that includes most queuing control problems treated in literature.

Human Communication Handbook

Simulations and Games

Contains games and structured exercises designed to develop familiarity with the dynamics of personal, social, and mass communication

Whether one chooses to focus attention on inter-group, community, societal,
international, cross-cultural, or mass communication processes, each can be
regarded as a communication system composed of inter- linkages between
interacting and co-determining information processing subsystems. These
subsystems, in turn, are composed of smaller subsub- systems, which may be
composed of still smaller social units, the basic unit of which is the individual. As
the number of parts— ...