Decomposition width—a new width parameter for matroids Daniel Kr´al’∗ Abstract We introduce a new width parameter for matroids called decomposition width and prove that every matroid property expressible in

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Region Counting Graphs Jean Cardinal∗ S´ebastien Collette† Abstract

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• Graph theory
• Planar graph
• Graph property
• Forbidden graph characterization
• Graph minor
• Ear decomposition
• Random graph
• Planar separator theorem
• Matching

Satisfiability Coding Lemma Ramamohan Paturit, Pave1 Pud1d.k: and Francis Zanet Abstract property, the Satisfiability Coding Lemma, of the set of

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ON THE DEFINITION AND K-THEORY REALIZATION OF A MODULAR FUNCTOR IGOR KRIZ AND LUHANG LAI Abstract. We present a definition of a (super)-modular functor

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• Category theory
• Functors
• Algebraic topology
• Monoidal categories
• Nerve
• Enriched category
• Topological quantum field theory
• Sheaf
• Equivalence of categories
• Natural transformation
• Universal property
• Simplicial set

Composable Formal Security Analysis: Juggling Soundness, Simplicity and Efficiency Ran Canetti? IBM Research Abstract. A security property of a protocol is composable if it remains

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COUNTABLE MARKOV SHIFTS WITH TRANSIENT POTENTIALS VAN CYR Abstract. We define a simple property on an infinite directed graph G and show that it is necessary and sufficient for the existence of a transient potential on t

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STRINGY BUNDLES AND INFINITE LOOP SPACE THEORY J.M.GOMEZ, P. HU AND I. KRIZ 1. introduction In this note, we describe a new a candidate for an elliptic cohomology-type spectrum based on conformal field theory. The new mo

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• Abstract algebra
• Algebra
• Mathematics
• Category theory
• Functors
• Fibred category
• Natural transformation
• Equivalence of categories
• Universal property
• Grothendieck topology
• Sheaf
• Forgetful functor

Three Theories of Copyright in Ratings James Grimmelmann* ABSTRACT Are ratings copyrightable? The answer depends on what ratings are. As a history of copyright in ratings shows, some courts treat them

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• Copyright law
• Intellectual property law
• United States copyright law
• Feist Publications
• Inc.
• v. Rural Telephone Service Co.
• Copyright law of the United States
• Copyright in compilation
• Threshold of originality
• Credit rating agency
• Sweat of the brow
• Ideaexpression divide
• Miller v. Universal City Studios
• Inc.

The Fixed Point Property in Synthetic Domain Theory Paul Taylor 1991 Abstract We present an elementary axiomatisation of synthetic domain theory and show that it

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Every Property of Hyperfinite Graphs is Testable [Extended Abstract] Ilan Newman ∗

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