268 research outputs found
Differential Calculus over Graded Commutative Algebras and Vector Bundles with Inner Structures
In this note we highlight a common origin for many ubiquitous geometric
structures, as well as several new ones by using only the functors of
differential calculus in A.M Vinogradov's original sense, adapted to special
classes of (graded) commutative algebras. Special attention is given to the
particularly simple cases of diole and triole algebras and we show the latter
environment is the appropriate one to describe calculus in vector bundles in
the presence of a vector-valued fiber metric.Comment: 16 page
Deviation from weak BanachâSaks property for countable direct sums
We introduce a seminorm for bounded linear operators between Banach spaces that shows the deviation from the weak BanachâSaks property. We prove that if (Xv) is a sequence of Banach spaces and a Banach sequence lattice E has the BanachâSaks property, then the deviation from the weak BanachâSaks property of an operator of a certain class between direct sums E(Xv) is equal to the supremum of such deviations attained on the coordinates Xv. This is a quantitative version for operators of the result for the KötheâBochner sequence spaces E(X) that if E has the BanachâSaks property, then E(X) has the weak BanachâSaks property if and only if so has X
JOB SATISFACTION IN THE CONTEXT OF TEAL ORGANIZATION
In recent years, a significant number of studies has been conducted to definesatisfaction and its impacting factors. This research aims to assess whether the employees of tealorganizations show higher satisfaction than their equivalent in traditional organizations. That could be due to various features like: friendly work environment, value culture, flat organization structure, workers empowerment, relationships, self-management. Each of those on its own is considered to improve work satisfaction and therefore the question is, if in an organization, where all of these factors are accumulated, the work satisfaction is significantly higher? To verify that hypothesis, the pilot research was carried out during a conference dedicated to teal organizations
Differential Calculus in Triole Algebras
This work is the first in a series of papers that, among other things,
extends the formalism of diolic differential calculus, wherein a new context
for obtaining differential calculus in vector bundles was established. Here we
provide a modest but interesting generalization of this formalism to include a
class of vector bundles with additional inner structure provided by fiber
metrics that we call triole algebras. We discuss the basics of a triolic-linear
algebra and study various functors of differential calculus over these
algebraic objects. In doing so, we establish a conceptual framework for making
sense of calculus on bundles that preserve a vector-valued fiber metric
structure.Comment: 36 pages
Own system of intelligent building in comparison with an open - source solution
This article is an attempt to answer the question whether and under what conditions it is beneficial to develop an own intelligent building system, when many free open source systems are available. The publication presents the characteristics of author's own home automation system - sHome, as well as the open-source system - Domoticz, in a configuration that is as close to the functionality of the author's system as possible. The work ends with a comparative analysis of the systems and conclusions from the analysis
Regular matrix methods of summability and real interpolation
We show that the BanachâSaks property with respect to a regular positive matrix method of summability is inherited by the real interpolation spaces from a space forming the interpolation family and possessing this property. The proof refers to the GalvinâPrikry theorem on Ramsey sets. The results apply to several matrix methods of summability, such as Cesaro, NĂžrlund or Holder methods
Is Content Publishing in BitTorrent Altruistic or Profit-Driven
BitTorrent is the most popular P2P content delivery application where
individual users share various type of content with tens of thousands of other
users. The growing popularity of BitTorrent is primarily due to the
availability of valuable content without any cost for the consumers. However,
apart from required resources, publishing (sharing) valuable (and often
copyrighted) content has serious legal implications for user who publish the
material (or publishers). This raises a question that whether (at least major)
content publishers behave in an altruistic fashion or have other incentives
such as financial. In this study, we identify the content publishers of more
than 55k torrents in 2 major BitTorrent portals and examine their behavior. We
demonstrate that a small fraction of publishers are responsible for 66% of
published content and 75% of the downloads. Our investigations reveal that
these major publishers respond to two different profiles. On one hand,
antipiracy agencies and malicious publishers publish a large amount of fake
files to protect copyrighted content and spread malware respectively. On the
other hand, content publishing in BitTorrent is largely driven by companies
with financial incentive. Therefore, if these companies lose their interest or
are unable to publish content, BitTorrent traffic/portals may disappear or at
least their associated traffic will significantly reduce
Performance of Empirical Research as a Method for Achieving Professional Studentsâ Competence: a Case Study of Teaching Sales Skills to Future Employees of the Beauty Industry
Introduction and purpose. Didactic methods are evolving, among others, in the direction of engaging students in performance of empirical research gives rise to, in the first place, the studentsâ active participation in the process of knowledge creation and improves their methodological expertise. This paper presents an outlook on the value of the studentsâ participation in empirical research as a possibility for developing their professional competence. Material and method. A case study concerning education of the future employees of the cosmetic industry via engagement of students majoring in âcosmetologyâ (as part of classes forming a part of the âSales Techniques in Cosmetologyâ course taught at the University of Physical Education in KrakĂłw) in the preparation and performance of empirical research was presented. In the first place, general information pertaining to the system of educating cosmetologists in Poland and at the university in question was discussed; this offered a background for illustrating the characteristics of the aforementioned subject, with a focus on the module of classes devoted to the preparation and performance of empirical research. In the second place, the process encompassing: (1) studentsâ engagement in the research preparation, (2) studentsâ engagement in the performance of research, (3) studentsâ engagement in the analysis and interpretation of research results and (4) actions taken to utilize the results of research for didactic purposes, was presented. Results and conclusions. Benefits resulting from the proposed formula of teaching the subject were listed, with simultaneous reference to the diversified level of engagement of the lecturer and the students in the performance of individual stages of the research process
NMR Spectroscopy of Human Eye Tissues: A New Insight into Ocular Biochemistry
Background. The human eye is a complex organ whose anatomy and functions has been described very well to date. Unfortunately, the knowledge of the biochemistry and metabolic properties of eye tissues varies. Our objective was to reveal the biochemical differences between main tissue components of human eyes. Methods. Corneas, irises, ciliary bodies, lenses, and retinas were obtained from cadaver globes 0-1/2 hours postmortem of 6 male donors (age: 44â61 years). The metabolic profile of tissues was investigated with HR MAS 1H NMR spectroscopy. Results. A total of 29 metabolites were assigned in the NMR spectra of the eye tissues. Significant differences between tissues were revealed in contents of the most distant eye-tissues, while irises and ciliary bodies showed minimal biochemical differences. ATP, acetate, choline, glutamate, lactate, myoinositol, and taurine were identified as the primary biochemical compounds responsible for differentiation of the eye tissues. Conclusions. In this study we showed for the first time the results of the analysis of the main human eye tissues with NMR spectroscopy. The biochemical contents of the selected tissues seemed to correspond to their primary anatomical and functional attributes, the way of the delivery of the nutrients, and the location of the tissues in the eye
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