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22 Feb 2013: This has aroused further controversy, because many critics have argued that Libet’s experimental paradigm was _________________________________________________21 Matsuhashi & Hallett op. ... cit., (16). 22 Mele op. cit., (12). 23 Herrmann, C.S., Pauen,

1 Mar 2013: The C minor Prelude Op. 28 No. 20, for example, is a notoriously controversial piece precisely because nobody is sure what Chopin really wanted. ... Share. Published. 01 Mar 2013. Image. Detail from Fryderyk Chopin (1810–49), Polonaise in A-flat major

13 Jan 2013: AAA. Part IB of the Mathematical Triposof the University of Cambridge. Michaelmas 2012. Linear Algebra. Lectured by:Prof. I. Grojnowski. Notes by:Alex Chan. Comments and corrections should be sent to awlc2@cam.ac.uk. This work is licensed under a

10 Jun 2013: Kahneman (op.cit) writes that “the experiencing self does not have a voice” The peak-end.

12 Nov 2013: The work of OP, MCW and GMK is supported by the EuropeanUnion through ERC grant number 279973.

5 Oct 2013: exponential convergence whenevern = O (. m). We note that the use of polynomial least squares for overcoming the Gibbs phenomenon, as op-posed to the Runge phenomenon, is far less well known.

2 May 2013: University of Cambridge research magazine Issue 21

5 Oct 2013: go down to the sea in ships – Sumsion 186 – Woodlands VOLUNTARY Moderato (Symphony Romane op. ... Sunday 10 November REQUIEM Requiem Opus 9 – Duruflé NEH REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY ANTHEM For the fallen – Douglas Guest 417 – St Anne Choral Requiem

25 May 2013: Land Economy. 2013. Although Krugman (op. cit.) criticises the. statement that „savings-investment gaps are. ... exchange rate appreciation. Krugman (op. cit.) cannot advocate this proposition. since in his argument the real exchange rate.

5 Oct 2013: In the finite-dimensional case every self-adjoint matrix is tridiagonalizable.This is not the case in infinite dimensions, however, it is well known that if a self-adjoint op-erator ... The problem is that our op-erator may not have a cyclic vector,