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  2. Searching for the optimum Root-Goal path

    www-g.eng.cam.ac.uk/mmg/teaching/artificialintelligence/nonflash/problem7.htm
    31 Jan 2002: Searching for the optimum Root-Goal path. The methods of the previous section found some path between root and goal. A rather harder problem is to find the best path. For this we need to exploit the cost figures in the graph. British Museum. This
  3. 27 Aug 2002: xO:N"I(B B[CCFN[CjA@R[kND@5OQH5B"s ilkJFRO:BR[kCI(OQB[RDN[OQ5>5RDO:@H@]ºRDk5CR[@RFV ... Hc?5N[@5e"CBDBS@]NFRDCP¤ÌFHJIB[>?5?J@B[CSOQRR"FCB-R[OQXC=RD@Py-FVQFe"N[@B[B-R[kCuVFH5Ch¤ÇB[BD>5XOQH5¿R[kJFR-R[k5C?JCfI
  4. Solitary and Periodic Solutions of NonlinearNonintegrable Equations…

    www.damtp.cam.ac.uk/user/ngb23/publications/art1.pdf
    24 Sep 2002: 1y wŽ. msyj s 1q j 2 j 3 j 4 jw q5w q5w q wq b b jÝ1 2 5j1y wŽ. ... P a, d s b 2 r q b b r q b 2 r , 5.8Ž.
  5. Commutativity of Multiplication

    https://www.dpmms.cam.ac.uk/~wtg10/commutative.html
    25 Nov 2002: But the map (a,b)-->(b,a) is easily seen to be a bijection between AxB and BxA, from which it follows that BxA has cardinality mn. ... If m=1 then the result is obvious, since the map (1,x)-->x is a bijection between AxB and B, B has cardinality n, and
  6. Dear Mr. Körner, Sehr geehrter Herr Michael Basler, I ...

    https://www.dpmms.cam.ac.uk/~twk/German.html
    20 May 2002: 15. p. 243, lines 6 and 9: replace "(., f((r - 1)b/N /- |B_r| (b/N)2))" by "(., f((r - 1)b/N) /- |B_r| (b/N)2)". ... the brackets are misplaced). 16. p. 247, line 6: delete "<= B b3 N(-2)" (I am not quite sure here.).
  7. PII: S0079-6425(00)00016-5

    www-mech.eng.cam.ac.uk/profiles/fleck/papers/133.pdf
    16 May 2002: 4- & "4-2. 2 @ 4-8. 4-3/ 0 B-/-C 4-3. F 4-3. ... $ B3//C : % % , " " % " B83C " >! ( " ". 5B B. B CB. % " % &( B CB # //$ ,? #$. K% " %. ( K% # $. % #$ (. D % D. " % D. 4-. 454 4 6 7 /%&0 ',8'%9. %
  8. LectList2002

    https://www.reporter.admin.cam.ac.uk/reporter/2002-03/special/01/p4.pdf
    23 Sep 2002: Th. 10DR R. B. B. WARDYPlato Ion. W. 12 (4L, weeks 1–4). ... Philosophy (Paper 8)DR R. B. B. WARDYPlato Republic 473–535 (16L). Tu.
  9. expr6newfv.dvi

    https://www.robinson.cam.ac.uk/iar1/teaching/prpaper6_2002.pdf
    31 Oct 2002: n2. (b) Let X be any random variable which takes on values 0,1,2,. ... a) Determine the equilibrium points. (b) Determine the stability of each of the equilibrium points.
  10. Department of Pure Mathematics and Mathematical StatisticsUniversity…

    https://www.dpmms.cam.ac.uk/~tkc/Geometry/Notes.pdf
    20 May 2002: Thus, there is anisometry T , equal to either S or RS, with T(A) = A′, T(B) = B′ and T(C) = C′. ... points A = A,B = B,C = C. These lines divide S2 into 8 triangular regions.
  11. Invariants for the elliptic normal quintic Tom Fisher June ...

    https://www.dpmms.cam.ac.uk/~taf1000/papers/invenq.pdf
    21 Jun 2002: A = {(0,a,b,b,a)} k5. 13. The family of curves X(5) X(5) is defined by quadrics. ... By Lemma 3.3(i) we have. γ : (0 : a : b : b : a) 7 (0 : a′ : b′ : b′ : a′).

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