Press release of 17 September 2013 Successful gathering of young leaders at stars An extremely successful stars symposium in Stein am Rhein drew to a close on Tuesday. Leaders of the next generation from the spheres of b

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The Newsletter of The Cliometric Society Summer 2015 Vol 30 No. 1

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• Federal Reserve System
• Humphrey Bogart
• Celestial spheres

Celebrar La Pascua! Nuevo Lugar en Jerusalen! Actualizacion de Daniel y Amber Pierce Marzo 28, 2013 Queridos Amigos de Israel: Esta es una semana emocionante aquí en el Centro Global Spheres. Hoy comenzamos nuestra cele

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Annals of Mathematics, ), 837–863 The stable homotopy category is rigid By Stefan Schwede The purpose of this paper is to prove that the stable homotopy category

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• Homotopy theory
• Topology
• Mathematics
• Algebra
• Homotopy colimit
• Simplicial set
• Model category
• Homotopy groups of spheres
• Spectrum
• Homotopy group
• Retract
• Algebraic K-theory

MEMORIAL TALK J.P. MAY I owe an enormous debt of gratitude to Saunders Mac Lane. I came here to give a talk in the Spring ofThat was on the stable homotopy groups of spheres, still a topic

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• Category theory
• Mathematics
• Algebra
• Functors
• Monad
• Saunders Mac Lane
• Natural transformation
• Derived functor
• Olog

Doug Duffy’s Sphere of Influence How does that old joke go? How many gem cutters does it take to construct a mineral bowl? Answer: “durn few”. According to Lap Shop Manager, Doug Duffy, few people are patient enoug

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• Differential topology
• Ancient Greek astronomy
• Celestial spheres
• Physical cosmology
• Sphere
• Duffy
• Polishing
• Gemcutter

A reprint from American Scientist the magazine of Sigma Xi, The Scientific Research Society

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• Spheres
• Discrete geometry
• Packing problems
• Crystallography
• Sphere packing
• Differential topology
• Close-packing of equal spheres
• Kissing number problem
• 3-sphere
• Kepler conjecture
• Sphere
• Celestial spheres

THEORETICAL PROBLEM No. 3 WHY ARE STARS SO LARGE? The stars are spheres of hot gas. Most of them shine because they are fusing hydrogen into helium in their central parts. In this problem we use concepts of both classica

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• Nuclear chemistry
• Nuclear physics
• Chemical elements
• Condensed matter physics
• Proton
• Helium
• Solar mass
• Star
• Nuclear fusion
• Electron
• Atomic nucleus
• Hydrogen

Beach Ball Globe Toss Activity Developed by Donna LaRoche Background: Discuss the difference between maps and globes with students, what they represent and what they are used for.

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• Geodesy
• Lines of latitude
• Globe
• Spheres
• Equator
• Map

UNSTABLE HOMOTOPY THEORY GRADUATE STUDENT SEMINAR SUMMER TERM 2012 Irakli Patchkoria The objective of the seminar is to discuss some structural and computational results from

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• Homotopy theory
• Homotopy groups of spheres
• Freudenthal suspension theorem
• EHP spectral sequence
• Homotopy group
• Hurewicz theorem
• Stable homotopy theory
• Spectral sequence
• Algebraic topology
• CW complex