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Ronald Jensen recieves a 2003 Steele Prize
2003
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Steele Prize has been awarded to Ronald Jensen for a Seminal Contribution to Research. The text that follows presents the selection committee's citation and a brief biographical sketch. ...
research in contemporary set theory: the inner model program and the use of combinatorial principles of the sort that Jensen established for the constructible universe. ...
Ronald Jensen received his Ph.D. in 1964 from the University of Bonn. He continued his research at Bonn as a scientific assistant (1964) (1965) (1966) (1967) (1968) (1969) . ...
doi:10.1515/dmvm-2003-0016
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SUBCOMPLETE FORCING AND ℒ-FORCING
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2014
E-Recursion, Forcing and C*-Algebras
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Subcomplete Forcing and L-Forcing July 21, 2012 15:2World Scientific Book -9.75in x 6.5in jensen
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Chapter 6 Examples We now display some specific examples of L-forcing. ...
doi:10.1142/9789814602648_0002
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Free-running enzymatic oligonucleotide synthesis for data storage applications
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2018
bioRxiv
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Here we present preliminary results for a method of oligodeoxynucleotide synthesis using terminal deoxynucleotidyl transferase (TdT) to generate mixed base homopolymer runs of defined sequence. In a process we have termed Free-Running Synthesis (FRS), we allow TdT to freely add multiple bases of a given monomer. With this method, homopolymeric runs can be used for writing DNA in a data storage capacity, where a stretch of As, for example, will be read as a single base, and the transitions
doi:10.1101/355719
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... n successive homopolymer runs encodes information. As a proof-of-concept, we demonstrate homopolymer additions of A, C and T onto the 3 prime end of a 22 base initiator strand.
Exploring the Infinite: Developments in Set Theory
1998
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doi:10.1515/dmvm-1998-0216
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Stacking mice
2009
Journal of Symbolic Logic (JSL)
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(This approach to indexing is called Jensen indexing.) We propose the following use of the word "mouse." Let M be a premouse. ...
The following is a reformulation of [8, Definition 1.6] to the context of Jensen premice.
Definition 2.3 Let F be an extender with κ = crit(F ) and λ = F (κ). ...
doi:10.2178/jsl/1231082314
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The covering lemma for K
1982
Annals of Mathematical Logic
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This paper is a continuation of [3] and. presupposes the results proved there. The main theorem of this paper is Th,zorem 5.17, the co"exing lemma for K, which asserts thttt, provided that there is no inner model with a measurable cardinal, then for every uncountable X tl~ere is Ye K with X= Y and X _c y. The reader will reeog~'~ise that this is an adap:afion of the covering lemma for L, and, indeed, that ff K should chance to be L (which happens precisely when 0 # does not exist) then tlqs
doi:10.1016/0003-4843(82)90013-4
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... ement reduces t(~ the covering lemma for L. It is in two senses the best possible result: firstly, if the~'e is an inner model with a measurable A. DoddRJense~ L[U, C] involves more work than we had realised; in the interests of [,re,5~zeing an accoant of the main result as speedily as possible ~ it is now t~ve yea~s since it was proved~we have decided to pre,~ent these last two results in a .3eparate paper "The covering lemma for L[U]". The authors would like to repeat t~eir thanks to all those whose help is acknowledged in the preface to [3] , They are also indebted to New College, Oxford, who made possible the typing of the .aanu~cript.
K Without the Measurable
2013
Journal of Symbolic Logic (JSL)
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In this case, Jensen [8] shows that W is universal, in that no mouse of height ≤ Ω iterates past W . ...
By Dodd-Jensen, the comparison ends up above H on the phalanx side, and yields iteration maps i : H → P, and j : W → P, such that crit(i) ≥ α. ...
doi:10.2178/jsl.7803020
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Risk and maximum acceptable discount levels
2005
Journal of Product & Brand Management
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Jensen and Drozdenko, 2004) . For that reason, we also expected consumers to select different discount levels for different product categories. ...
Jensen et al. (2003) looked at the effect of external reference prices by channel, specifically a retail brick-and-mortar store vs. the Internet. ...
doi:10.1108/10610420510609285
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Physically based modeling and animation of fire
2002
ACM Transactions on Graphics
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We present a physically based method for modeling and animating fire. Our method is suitable for both smooth (laminar) and turbulent flames, and it can be used to animate the burning of either solid or gas fuels. We use the incompressible Navier-Stokes equations to independently model both vaporized fuel and hot gaseous products. We develop a physically based model for the expansion that takes place when a vaporized fuel reacts to form hot gaseous products, and a related model for the similar
doi:10.1145/566570.566643
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... pansion that takes place when a solid fuel is vaporized into a gaseous state. The hot gaseous products, smoke and soot rise under the influence of buoyancy and are rendered using a blackbody radiation model. We also model and render the blue core that results from radicals in the chemical reaction zone where fuel is converted into products. Our method allows the fire and smoke to interact with objects, and flammable objects can catch on fire.
Time-dependent perturbation theory for nonequilibrium lattice models
1991
Physical Review Letters
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We develop a time-dependent perturbation theory for nonequilibrium interacting particle systems. We focus on models such as the contact process which evolve via destruction and autocatalytic creation of particles. At a critical value of the destruction rate there is a continuous phase transition between an active steady state and the vacuum state, which is absorbing. We present several methods for deriving series for the evolution starting from a single seed particle, including expansions for
doi:10.1103/physrevlett.67.2391
pmid:10044414
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... e ultimate survival probability in the super-and subcritical regions, expansions for the average number of particles in the subcritical region, and short-time expansions. Algorithms for computer generation of the various expansions are presented. Rather long series (24 terms or more) and precise estimates of critical parameters are presented.
Optimizing stringency for expression microarrays
2003
BioTechniques
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While several studies have reported methods to optimize expression microarray protocols, none have dealt directly with hybridization wash stringency. We designed a series of experiments to determine the optimal stringency conditions for microarray experiments, using reproducibility and magnitudes of log 2 (test/reference) ratio values as measures of quality. Low-stringency wash conditions of cell line hybridizations led to nonspecific binding, resulting in increased intensities, decreased
doi:10.2144/03354mt04
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... ude of ratios, and poor reproducibility. Relatively high-stringency wash conditions were found to give the best reproducibility and large magnitude ratio changes, although increasing the stringency beyond this point led to lower magnitude ratios and poorer reproducibility. The expression levels of the ERBB2 oncogene in the BT474 versus MCF7 cell lines showed that high-stringency wash conditions gave the best agreement with real-time quantitative PCR, although the magnitude of the changes by microarray was smaller than for real-time quantitative PCR. Analysis of a series of cell lines washed at the optimized stringency indicated that the rank order of relative expression levels for ERBB2 microarray clones agreed well with the rank order of ERBB2 levels, as measured by quantitative PCR. These results indicate that the optimization of stringency conditions will improve microarray reproducibility and give more representative expression values.
WHEN ARE DAMAGES TAX FREE?: THE ELUSIVE MEANING OF "PHYSICAL INJURY"
2013
Pittsburgh Tax Review
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Physically based modeling and animation of fire
2002
ACM Transactions on Graphics
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We present a physically based method for modeling and animating fire. Our method is suitable for both smooth (laminar) and turbulent flames, and it can be used to animate the burning of either solid or gas fuels. We use the incompressible Navier-Stokes equations to independently model both vaporized fuel and hot gaseous products. We develop a physically based model for the expansion that takes place when a vaporized fuel reacts to form hot gaseous products, and a related model for the similar
doi:10.1145/566654.566643
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... pansion that takes place when a solid fuel is vaporized into a gaseous state. The hot gaseous products, smoke and soot rise under the influence of buoyancy and are rendered using a blackbody radiation model. We also model and render the blue core that results from radicals in the chemical reaction zone where fuel is converted into products. Our method allows the fire and smoke to interact with objects, and flammable objects can catch on fire.
Time-dependent perturbation theory for nonequilibrium lattice models
1993
Journal of statistical physics
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We develop a time-dependent perturbation theory for nonequilibrium interacting particle systems. We focus on models such as the contact process which evolve via destruction and autocatalytic creation of particles. At a critical value of the destruction rate there is a continuous phase transition between an active steady state and the vacuum state, which is absorbing. We present several methods for deriving series for the evolution starting from a single seed particle, including expansions for
doi:10.1007/bf01048090
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... e ultimate survival probability in the super-and subcritical regions, expansions for the average number of particles in the subcritical region, and short-time expansions. Algorithms for computer generation of the various expansions are presented. Rather long series (24 terms or more) and precise estimates of critical parameters are presented.
Random sequential adsorption: Series and virial expansions
1991
Journal of Chemical Physics
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On the square lattice with nearest-neighbor exclusion, for example, Dickman, Wang, and Jensen: Random sequential adsorption A I! Ir, ,...,r,) = Ir, ,...,r,,x), A, Ir , ,... ...
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