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Estimating internal memory fragmentation for Java programs

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Dynamic memory management has been an important part of a large class of computer programs and with the recent popularity of object oriented programming languages, more specifically Java, high performance dynamic memory management algorithms continue to b

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Combining diagnosis and treatment using ASBRU

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Traditionally, diagnosis and treatment have been seen as two distinct tasks. Consequently, most approaches to computer supported health care focus on one of the two-mostly on diagnosis or rather on the interpretation of measurements which is much better u

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Simulating finite automata with context-free grammars

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We consider simulating finite automata (both deterministic and nondetenninistic) with context-free grammars in Chomsky normal form (CNTF). We show that any unary DFA with n states can be simulated by a CNF grammar with O(n(1/3)) variables, and this bound

Situating the 1960s: Popular music, postmodernism, history
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Situating the 1960s: Popular music, postmodernism, history

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This paper revisits Fredric Jameson's writing on postmodernism and 'periodizing the 1960s' in order to begin to construct a historical framework for popular music of the 1960s, using reference to the Beatles as a case study. As part of this constructio

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Intellectual history vs the social history of intellectuals

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Intellectual history, as it is practised today, covers a broad spectrum of approaches to the past: discourse studies in the wake of the 'linguistic turn', close textual analysis, intellectual biography, history of books and reading, institutional histor

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Multiple wh-fronting

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This article argues that overt multiple wh-fronting in languages like Bulgarian consists of moving a single wh-cluster to [Spec, CP]. The formation of wh-clusters is motivated by the assumption that wh-elements can act as landing sites for wh-movement due