The Compass, April 16, 2003

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A Quantum Adaptation for the Morra Game and some of its Variants

The Morra game is quite old. Back in time, traces of it can be found in ancient Egypt, ancient Rome, and even China. It involves two players who, for a limited number of turns, must try to suppose the sum of the number personally chosen with the number chosen by the opponent. The rules are simple, but it is rather difficult to play at a high level as there are multiple cognitive, motor, and perceptual processes involved. The goal of this paper is to illustrate the process of implementing a quantum random player for the Morra game and some of its variants. This can be done by using a quantum number generator circuit to generate two numbers and a quantum adder to obtain the supposed sum. The advantage of this proposal is that, unlike the implementations of the Morra game on classical computers, which only allow the generation of pseudo-random numbers, true randomness can be obtained through quantum computing. In addition to the description of the entire algorithms, the source code of the implementations is provided to give everyone the freedom to easily test both the quantum implementation of the Morra game and the variants discussed in the paper

Report of the President, Bowdoin College 1987-1988

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Scholarly Communication and Academic Presses

The objective of the meeting was to identify concrete ways for implementing proposals to foster the international scientific co-operation of universities and academic societies. Against the background of an assumed tendency towards knowledge monopolies, caused by the protection of intellectual property rights by a few publishers, the experts in the Conference discussed the potential of these academic e-presses for improving scientific article collection and treatment as well as facilitating the access to scientific knowledge. The papers in this volume can best be regarded as contributions to the areas of inquiry in a field that is continuing to change very rapidly

The Opinion Volume 16 Number 4 – November 20, 1975

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The rules of the game: an assessment of the budget decision process in Uruguay

Se presenta un análisis del proceso de aprobación del Presupuesto Nacional desde la teoría de la elección pública, a partir de la lectura de las actas de sesiones de la Comisión de Hacienda de la Cámara de Representantes durante la discusión del Presupuesto 2015-2019. Se concluye que la discusión parlamentaria no propicia la mejora de la política fiscal, principalmente por restricciones técnicas y de dotación de tiempo. Se proponen innovaciones de jugadores y reglas para mejorar los resultados del proceso.Agencia Nacional de Investigación e InnovaciónDAA