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This short expository text is for readers who are confident in basic category theory but know little or nothing about toposes. It is based on some impromptu talks given to a small group of category theorists.

An introduction to the methods and ideas of Chiral Perturbation Theory is presented in this talk. The discussion is illustrated with some phenomenological predictions that can be compared with available experimental results.

We present an accessible introduction to basic results on groups of intermediate growth.

This article is devoted to showing the product theorem for Bowen's topological entropy.

We review phenomenological and microscopic theories of the structural glass transition

The purpose of this text is to set up a few basic notions concerning quantum graphs, to indicate some areas addressed in the quantum graph research, and to provide some pointers to the literature. The pointers in many cases are secondary,…

In this paper, the notion of convexity of picture fuzzy multisets was introduced and some of their properties were presented after studying the concept of picture fuzzy multisets.

This is an expository and introductory note on some results obtained in "Coisotropic embeddings in Poisson manifolds" (ArXiv math/0611480). Some original material is contained in the last two sections, where we consider linear Poisson…

A mostly expository account of old questions about the relationship between polyhedra and topological manifolds. Topics are old topological results, new gauge theory results (with speculations about next directions), and history of the…

A rewiew of the development of formalism to describe correlations and fluctuations in multiparticle production is presented. The milestones of history of this development and some obvious sources of correlations in experimental data are…

In this article, we define the notion of a filtration and then give the basic theorems on initial and progressive enlargements of filtrations.

This is a series of lecture notes explaining topos theory and its application in physics.

Theory of $n$-complements with applications is presented.

A broader definition of generalized truncations of graphs is introduced followed by an exploration of some standard concepts and parameters with regard to generalized truncations.

The said paper [2] entitled "Proof Of Two Dimensional Jacobian Conjecture" is with gaps.

We provide an introduction to mathematical theory of scattering resonances and survey some recent results.

The paper introduces the concept of asynchronous pseudo-system. Its purpose is to correct/generalize/continue the study of the asynchronous systems (the models of the asynchronous circuits) that has been started in [1], [2].

In this course we introduce the main notions relative to the classical theory of modular forms. A complete treatise in a similar style can be found in the author's book joint with F. Str{\"o}mberg [1].

The Jacobian algebras are introduced and their various properties are studied.

This is an expository article/encyclopedia entry explaining the history, techniques, and central results in the field of smooth ergodic theory.