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Atti del VIII Simposio di Efeso su S. Giovanni Apostolo
Reseña de Luigi PADOVESE (dir.), Atti del VIII Simposio di Efeso su S. Giovanni Apostolo,
(Turchia: la Chiesa e la su storia, XV), Istituto francescano di spiritualità, Pontificio
Ateneo Antoniano di Roma, Edizioni Eteria Associazione, Roma 2001,
374 pp., 16 x 22
Carlo Emilio Gadda's Luigi di Francia
The work that Gadda prepared for publication from the series of broadcasts on Louis XIII-XV of France during 1952 has largely been overlooked by critics.
It is the aim of this article to show that, although there are certain unusual features in the text of I Luigi di Francia
which arise from its origins in radio scripts, the work is recognisably Gaddian in its main stylistic and thematic concerns. In tracing some of the
background to the text, due acknowledgement is made of the scholarly work already done on the history of the text by Gianmarco Gaspari,
the compiler of the Notes on this text for the Garzanti edition of Gadda's Opere; Gaspari's implied conclusion that this is not the least Gaddian of the author's work, and his important conclusions about the degree to which the work was based on
source material, offers the opportunity here for an analysis and explicit statement of the nature of the text and of its reflection of significant points in the span of Gadda's writing
Semiclassical bounds for spectra of biharmonic operators
We provide complementary semiclassical bounds for the Riesz means of
the eigenvalues of various biharmonic operators, with a second term in the
expected power of . The method we discuss makes use of the averaged
variational principle (AVP), and yields two-sided bounds for individual
eigenvalues, which are semiclassically sharp. The AVP also yields comparisons
with Riesz means of different operators, in particular Laplacians
Financial Markets imperfections, heterogeneity and growth
This paper offers a model of growth with heterogeneous agents in which, due to asymmetric information, financial markets do not work properly. In such a world, the Modigliani-Miller theorem fails to hold, a financial hierarchy emerges and ‘how to finance’ the engine of growth – in our case represented by uncertain endeavours in R&D - matters. In turn, heterogeneity means that agents lack sufficient information on the behaviour adopted by the others, forcing them to make use of naive rules in forming expectations and in calculating their probability of bankruptcy. The basic properties of the model are explored via simulations. In particular, it is possible to appreciate how a worsening of financial conditions (e.g. an increase of the contractual interest rate on loans or of the probability of bankruptcy) affects negatively the long-run average rate of growth
Big Data Analytics for QoS Prediction Through Probabilistic Model Checking
As competitiveness increases, being able to guaranting QoS of delivered
services is key for business success. It is thus of paramount importance the
ability to continuously monitor the workflow providing a service and to timely
recognize breaches in the agreed QoS level. The ideal condition would be the
possibility to anticipate, thus predict, a breach and operate to avoid it, or
at least to mitigate its effects. In this paper we propose a model checking
based approach to predict QoS of a formally described process. The continous
model checking is enabled by the usage of a parametrized model of the monitored
system, where the actual value of parameters is continuously evaluated and
updated by means of big data tools. The paper also describes a prototype
implementation of the approach and shows its usage in a case study.Comment: EDCC-2014, BIG4CIP-2014, Big Data Analytics, QoS Prediction, Model
Checking, SLA compliance monitorin
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