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Hot Electron Spectra in Plain, Cone and Integrated Targets for FIREX-I using Electron Spectrometer
The traditional fast ignition scheme is that a compressed core created by an imploding laser is auxiliary heated and ignited by the hot electrons (produced by a short pulse laser guided through the cone). Here, the most suitable target design for fast ignition can be searched for by comparison of the spectra between varied targets using an electron spectrometer
A Clinical Study of Twelve Cases of Decompression Illness in Kagoshima Prefecture During the Past Two Years, December, 1991-December, 1993
Introducing Types into Elementary Formal Systems
The elementary formal systems (EFS\u27s for short) work as a theoretical basis in the various fields of computer science such as formal language theory, programming semantics, machine learning and so on. In this paper, we first define proof figures which illustrate proofs of EFS and show standard proof figures for ground atoms which are distinctive in the usage of inference rules. Then we formalize typed EFS, which is a natural extension of EFS obtained by replacing variables by typed variables and show some basic properties as a logic programming language. Finally, we illustrate the first order logic in term of our typed EFS\u27s
INTRODUCING TYPES INTO ELEMENTARY FORMAL SYSTEMS
The elementary formal systems (EFS\u27s for short) work as a theoretical basis in the various fields of computer science such as formal language theory, programming semantics, machine learning and so on. In this paper, we first define proof figures which illustrate proofs of EFS and show standard proof figures for ground atoms which are distinctive in the usage of inference rules. Then we formalize typed EFS, which is a natural extension of EFS obtained by replacing variables by typed variables and show some basic properties as a logic programming language. Finally, we illustrate the first order logic in term of our typed EFS\u27s
INTRODUCING TYPES INTO ELEMENTARY FORMAL SYSTEMS
The elementary formal systems (EFS's for short) work as a theoretical basis in the various fields of computer science such as formal language theory, programming semantics, machine learning and so on. In this paper, we first define proof figures which illustrate proofs of EFS and show standard proof figures for ground atoms which are distinctive in the usage of inference rules. Then we formalize typed EFS, which is a natural extension of EFS obtained by replacing variables by typed variables and show some basic properties as a logic programming language. Finally, we illustrate the first order logic in term of our typed EFS's
Introducing Types into Elementary Formal Systems
The elementary formal systems (EFS's for short) work as a theoretical basis in the various fields of computer science such as formal language theory, programming semantics, machine learning and so on. In this paper, we first define proof figures which illustrate proofs of EFS and show standard proof figures for ground atoms which are distinctive in the usage of inference rules. Then we formalize typed EFS, which is a natural extension of EFS obtained by replacing variables by typed variables and show some basic properties as a logic programming language. Finally, we illustrate the first order logic in term of our typed EFS's
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Spontaneous Rupture of the Left External Iliac Vein: Case Report and Review of 13 Cases
An eighty-year-old woman with spontaneous rupture of the left iliac vein is described as the first case reported in Japan. The 12 cases previously reported are also reviewed, and clinical and possible etiologic findings are discussed