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Symplectic torus bundles and group extensions
Symplectic torus bundles are classified by the second
cohomology group of with local coefficients . For a
compact, orientable surface, the main theorem of this paper gives a necessary
and sufficient condition on the cohomology class corresponding to for
to admit a symplectic structure compatible with the symplectic bundle structure
of : namely, that it be a torsion class. The proof is based on a
group-extension-theoretic construction of J. Huebschmann (Sur les premieres
differentielles de la suite spectrale cohomologique d'une extension de groupes,
C.R. Acad. Sc. Paris, Serie A, tome 285, 28 novembre 1977, 929-931). A key
ingredient is the notion of fibrewise-localization.Comment: 18 page
The informal curriculum: a case study on tutor reflexivity, corporate agency and medical professionalism
Contexts for teaching and the exercise of agency in earlyācareer academics: perspectives from realist social theory
On establishing a modus vivendi : the exercise of agency in decisions to participate or not participate in higher education
It is becoming increasingly clear that the notion of 'removing barriers' offers a limited foundation for widening participation to higher education. Drawing on realist social theory, we consider how decisions to participate or not participate form part of a process to establish a modus vivendi or 'way of life' for oneself. We explore factors that affect how individuals pursue courses of action around entry into potentially alien educational contexts. Our analysis suggests that interventions designed to widen participation should take account of different modes of reflexive deliberation, underpinning social and cultural structures, and a range of notions of human flourishing.</ns7:p
Proposed Legal Reforms in Israel: Are Israelās āConstitutional Conventionsā in Jeopardy?
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