41. Ralph Nader Visits Eugene Ecologistas de la Sierra de Petatlan y Coyuca de catalan and recipient eugene Rutagaramahelped revive Rwanda s national parks after the country was overrun by http://www2.eugeneweekly.com/2002/03_07_02/coverstory.html

Click Here! Contents News Views Calendar Movies Music Classifieds Personals Archive Contact EW Restaurants Savoir or Spoiler? Ralph Nader visits Eugene. by Aria Seligmann Ralph Nader will be in town this week, stumping for book sales, raising funds for the Greens and winning the hearts and minds of the Eugene people. In the wake of Enron's collapse and the publication of his latest book, Crashing the Party , Nader has become akin to what one reporter calls "a rock star." He's packing houses and bookstores, getting the press coverage he lacked during his presidential campaign, and avoiding saying too blatantly "I told you so" regarding Enron's collapse. Crashing the Party , published in January, chronicles the entire 2000 presidential campaign, in minute detail. In some ways, it could be called "The Complete Nader" or the "Nader Reader." It exhaustively outlines the campaign trail, from media undercoverage and being barred from the primaries to the glut of fat-cat corporate cash spewed all over the Republican convention. It lists, in many appendices, organizations Nader formed or helped form, lists of loyal volunteers, the Green Party's 10 Key Values, his announcement speech and more, all in addition to a few hundred pages of Bush/Gore bashing. It's an historical work, to be sure. The pain and grist of a third party candidacy fighting the terrorism of a two-party system "a third party is a very uphill fight. The whole system is rigged," he says and the exposing of campaign financing and maneuvering. Nader chronicles how Bush/Gore didn't show up at major events if the voters weren't deemed to be important, and how, even if he was there, the media largely ignored him.

42. Update #10 He was hoping to make it back to eugene in time to deliver a handwritten surprise thenI ve been hanging out at home, passing the days studying catalan and the http://newcrusade.home.comcast.net/adventures/update10.html

Update #10 Hey there everyone! Hope you're all well! First and foremost, let me assure you all that rumors of my not returning in the Spring have been greatly exaggerated (by one person in particular who will remain nameless but will be easily found out when I give the hint that he just departed from Barcelona back to Eugene at the end of last month, that silly boy...) Fear not, my faithful... I have indeed having a great time, but I'm starting to get a little homesick for good old Eugene, Cascadia and I will be flying back to the West Coast on April 30... and I have Sugar Beets shows on May 1 and May 2, I just found out. Just my style, like I never even left, huh? Anyway, let's recap... last time I wrote I had just finished my tour with Adam from Barcelona back to Paris and onto Toulouse, Donastia (San Sebastian), La Corunya, Coimbra, Lisbon, Grenada, and back to Barcelona. One thing I forgot to mention is how well all the time I've put into my French has served me even outside of France. When we arrived in Spain initially, my Spanish was still in its infancy, and it was awkward at first to communicate with the woman at the train reservation window, until she asked if I spoke French, and then it wasn't a problem. Similarly, French bridged the gap at a restaurant in Portugal and I was able to make sure that Adam's plate was dairy-free (he's allergic). Most of all, the French really saved me when I went out in Mataro with Ravi's girlfriend Noe and two of her friends. Neither Alba nor Anna spoke any English, but they spoke French better than me, and because of that I was able to actually have pretty good conversation with them. And especially when Noe would leave to the bar or the bathroom or whatnot, I was glad that I didn't have to just sit there and smile at her friends for lack of a translator!

43. Update #9 spent the last month touring Spain and Portugal with another friend from eugene,Adam I´m studying catalan while I´m in Barcelona, and my background in French http://newcrusade.home.comcast.net/adventures/update9.html

Update #9 Anyway, the show in the Basque was lively, and it was the best sing along yet, after a guy at the bar requested "Born To Be Wild." Also, it turns out that if there was one sure fire hit in any setting in Europe, it would have to be "Should I Stay Or Should I Go," in case you were curious... We also had a great time playing in Coimbra after we got sucked into this wild and crazy 22nd birthday party for a student and all of his fellow accounting students. And more than one of them absolutely insisted that they had heard "Bring It Down" on the radio there. I said, no, it sounds a lot like Nirvana, but they wouldn´t let go of it. "You´re already famous here! They play it all the time..." Hmmm, you never know. And speaking of Nirvana, all of a sudden everyone down here on the Iberian peninsula is now wondering if Kurt Cobain is still alive, because people are whispering to themselves and commenting to me everywhere I go that I look just like him. A girl on the street in Grenada had to rush up and give me a big giddy hug as she whined "Kurt!!!" so I can´t complain about it too much. Grenada was my favorite place on the whole Spain/Portugal loop. It is so beautiful (and relatively warm) and they give you a small plate of food (called "tapas") with every round of drinks! Gotta love that! But the coolest thing about Grenada were the people we met. First, we met this brother and sister from L.A. that were getting off the same train as Adam and me, and we camped in the park with them and embarked from there into some really wonderful new friendships amongst all of us.

44. Monographies En Espagnol, Catalan... catalan. ¿Para qué sirve la autoridad?, y otroscuentos / préf. Librado Rivaro, William C. Owen, eugene V. Debs. - 4e éd. http://cda.cybertaria.org/livre_hors/l_espagn.html

retour langues (LES 1) (LES 2) Dédicacé : « Con el compañero Gaston Leval, y naturalmente con la "pléyade" : Bakunin, Proudhon, Kropotkin, Reclus, Laudauer... ¡y tantos otros!... ¡Cordialmente, salud! Angueira, 17/10/64, Argentina ». Annoté. - (LES 4) (LES 8) (LES 9) (LES 10) (LES 11) (LES 12) (LES 14) (LES 13) (LES 16) (LES 18) (LES 19, 19a) (LES 21) (LES 20, 20a) Biogr. Bibliogr. - ISBN 84-376-0092-8. - (LES 172Irr) (LES 22) (LES 93Jx) (LES 24) Cimazo, Jacinto. - Una Voz Anarquista en la Argentina : vida y pensamiento de Jacobo Prince. - Buenos Aires : Reconstruir, 1984. - 388 p. - (Perfiles). Bibliogr. - (LES 173Irr) (LES 26bis) Notes. Chronologie. - (LES 26) ISBN 84-317-0123-4. - (LES 27) (LES 28) SP. - (LES 29) (LES 30) (LES 31) (LES 32, 32a) (LES 33) (LES 34) Titres originaux : Sembrando ideas, 1923, et Rayos de luz, 1924. - (LES 178) (LES 179) Titre original : Tribuna roja 1925. - (LES 180)

45. Language / Institution 15. catalan at Brown U in Providence, RI, X, X, 16. catalan at VanderbiltU in Nashville, TN, X, X, CZECH, 34. Czech at U of OR in eugene, OR, X, X,35. http://langinnovate.msu.edu/tables2/westerneurope-programs.html

Language / Institution 1st year 2nd year annually regularly but not annually independent study BASQUE 1. Basque at U of CA, Santa Barbara in Santa Barbara, CA X X 2. Basque at Boise SU in Boise, ID 3. Basque at U of IL, Urbana-Champaign in Urbana, IL X 4. Basque at U of NV, Reno in Reno, NV X X BRETON 1. Breton at U of CA, Berkeley in Berkeley, CA X X 2. Breton at Boston C in Chestnut Hill, MA X 3. Breton at Harvard U in Cambridge, MA X X CATALAN 1. Catalan at San Jose SU in San Jose, CA X 2. Catalan at U of CA, Berkeley in Berkeley, CA X X 3. Catalan at U of CA, San Diego in La Jolla, CA X X 4. Catalan at U of CA, Santa Barbara in Santa Barbara, CA X X 5. Catalan at Catholic U of America in Washington, DC 6. Catalan at Georgetown U in Washington, DC X X 7. Catalan at U of FL in Gainesville, FL X X 8. Catalan at U of IL, Urbana-Champaign in Urbana, IL X 9. Catalan at IN U, Bloomington in Bloomington, IN X X 10. Catalan at Harvard U in Cambridge, MA X X 11. Catalan at U of NC, Chapel Hill in Chapel Hill, NC X X 12. Catalan at Cameron U in Lawton, OK X X 13. Catalan at Eastern C in St. Davids, PA

46. Science News: Prime Proof Zeros In On Crucial Numbers - Brief Article Named for Belgian mathematician eugene Charles catalan, the conjectureconcerns powers of whole numbers. For example, the sequence http://www.findarticles.com/cf_dls/m1200/23_158/68273693/p1/article.jhtml

@import url(/css/us/style.css); @import url(/css/us/searchResult1.css); @import url(/css/us/articles.css); Advanced Search Home Help IN all publications this publication Reference Automotive Business Computing Entertainment Health News Reference Sports YOU ARE HERE Articles Science News Dec 2, 2000 Content provided in partnership with Print friendly Tell a friend Find subscription deals Prime proof zeros in on crucial numbers - Brief Article Science News Dec 2, 2000 by I. Peterson Fermat's last theorem is just one of many examples of innocent-looking problems that can long stymie even the most astute mathematicians. It took about 350 years to prove Fermat's tantalizing conjecture. Now, Preda Mihailescu of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich has proved a theorem that is likely to lead to a solution of Catalan's conjecture, another venerable problem involving relationships among whole numbers. He describes his result in a paper to be published in the JOURNAL OF NUMBER THEORY. "This is a very important contribution," says mathematician Andrew Granville of the University of Georgia in Athens. Mihailescu's work probably puts the resolution of Catalan's problem into the foreseeable future, he notes. Named for Belgian mathematician Eugene Charles Catalan, the conjecture concerns powers of whole numbers. For example, the sequence of all squares and cubes of whole numbers greater than 1 begins with the integers 4, 8, 9, 16, 25, 27, and 36. In this sequence, 8 (the cube of 2) and 9 (the square of 3) are not only powers but also consecutive whole numbers.

47. Asesino Sin Gaje, El By Ionesco, Eugene ; Book - Hardback; 9500304066 Ionesco, eugene Book Hardback Publisher Losada ISBN / EAN 9500304066 / LanguageSpanish other languages from the Iberian peninsula (eg catalan, Galician http://www.opengroup.com/libros/0620/9500/9500304066.shtml

Asesino Sin Gaje, El Spanish Books English Books German Books Sheet Music ... NEXT TITLE Asesino Sin Gaje, El Ionesco, Eugene Book - Hardback Publisher: Losada ISBN / EAN: 9500304066 / Check the precise language at Spanish ISBN Agency Delivery is normally made to you in 2-6 weeks. We do not charge you until the goods ship. PRODUCT CODE: 9500304066 USA/Canada: US$ 12.50 Australia/NZ: A$ 20.50 Other Countries: US$ 14.10 convert to your currency Delivery costs included if your total order exceeds US$50. We do not charge your credit card until we ship your order. Government and corporate Purchase Orders accepted without prior account application. PLACE AN ORDER To prepare to buy this item click "add to cart" above. You can change or abandon your shopping cart at any time before checkout. CHECK ORDER STATUS Check on order progress and dispatch. CHANGE OR CANCEL YOUR ORDER Please E-mail us within one hour The NetStoreUSA website is operated by Open Communications, Inc an Arizona corporation, which has successfully served the Internet community since 1994.

48. Alquimia Explicada Sobre Sus Textos Clasicos, La By Canseliet, Eugene ; 84853165 La. Canseliet, eugene Publisher Luis Carcamo ISBN / EAN 8485316541 / 9788485316540Language Spanish other languages from the Iberian peninsula (eg catalan, http://www.opengroup.com/libros/1010/9788/9788485316540.shtml

Alquimia Explicada Sobre Sus Textos Clasicos, La Spanish Books English Books German Books Sheet Music ... NEXT TITLE Alquimia Explicada Sobre Sus Textos Clasicos, La Canseliet, Eugene Publisher: Luis Carcamo ISBN / EAN: 8485316541 / 9788485316540 Check the precise language at Spanish ISBN Agency Delivery is normally made to you in 2-6 weeks. We do not charge you until the goods ship. PRODUCT CODE: A9788485316540 USA/Canada: US$ 33.00 Australia/NZ: A$ 61.00 Other Countries: US$ 44.00 convert to your currency Delivery costs included if your total order exceeds US$50. We do not charge your credit card until we ship your order. Government and corporate Purchase Orders accepted without prior account application. PLACE AN ORDER To prepare to buy this item click "add to cart" above. You can change or abandon your shopping cart at any time before checkout. CHECK ORDER STATUS Check on order progress and dispatch. CHANGE OR CANCEL YOUR ORDER Please E-mail us within one hour The NetStoreUSA website is operated by Open Communications, Inc an Arizona corporation, which has successfully served

49. Artículos De Revistas:Índice De IDENTIFICADORES Translate this page D. CASTILLA EDICIONES CASTILLO, MARIANO DEL CASTRO, AMERICO CASTRO, ANTONIO CASTRO,ENRIQUE DE CASTRO, FIDEL CATALA, ROSA catalan, eugene CHARLES catalan, ROSA http://www.eurosur.org/DOCE/indices/docum/I2PER_C.html

DOCUMENTACIÓN EDUCATIVA : REVISTAS DE EDUCACIÓN Índice del campo "Identificadores" Identificadores.- Nombres de personas o entidades relevantes en el contenido del documento A B C D ... Z Para visualizar en pantalla el índice de este campo, seleccione en la lista de arriba la primera letra del término buscado. Para grabar este índice en su disco duro, pulse AQUÍ Volver al formulario de consulta - C -

50. The Volokh Conspiracy eugene Volokh, 1038 AM Publicity for new blogs NZ Bear, the creator of the Allthe street signs are in catalan, which, like Dutch, looks like it´s got to http://www.volokh.com/archives/2003_05_25_index.htm

The Volokh Conspiracy HOME ARCHIVES SEARCH janes Get posts by e-mail WE: Eugene Sasha Michelle Juan ... Russell STUFF FROM US: Academic Legal Writing : personalized copies Sources on the Second Amendment Testimony on the Second Amendment ... Shards: Poems from the War OTHERS: InstaPundit KausFiles Andrew Sullivan Virginia Postrel ... Kitchen Cabinet Tuesday, May 27, 2003 Orin Kerr 10:19 AM More silly policework: Several readers point out this companion piece to my earlier post about undercover officers working at the McDonald's drive-in lane: Police, Dressed As Homeless, Give Tickets KISSIMMEE, Fla. - Homeless advocates are outraged by an operation where undercover police officers dressed as vagrants, observed drivers running red lights or committing other traffic violations, then radioed ahead to other officers who stopped those cars and wrote tickets. "Operation Vagrant," a sting operation involving the Florida Highway Patrol, Kissimmee police and the Osceola County Sheriff's Office, nabbed 171 drivers — most of whom ran red lights, a violation that carries an $83 fine. Undercover deputies stood along streets and gave the indication they were vagrants by pushing shopping carts and wearing fake teeth and tattered clothing. They also carried small cardboard signs, which read, "Sheriff's traffic sting in progress. Buckle up."

51. Essentialist Explanations catalan is essentially bad Spanish mixed with even worse French. eugene Holman.catalan is essentially Spanish and French spoken at the same time. http://locke.ccil.org/~cowan/essential.html

Essentialist Explanations 9.4.1st edition This page comprises a list of 657 "essentialist explanations" of the form "Language X is essentially language Y under conditions Z". I have edited some entries for uniformity, clarity, or good English. The entries are grouped for convenience rather than correctness. In particular, fictional languages belonging to actual language families are grouped with their natural language relatives. New contributions are solicited , especially for American and African languages. No flames, please. "[We] do but jest, poison in jest, no offence in the world." Hamlet Index English (78 entries) North Germanic (34 entries) ... (6 entries) English English is essentially bad Dutch with outrageously pronounced French and Latin vocabulary. Eugene Holman English is essentially Norse as spoken by a gang of French thugs. Benct Philip Jonsson English is essentially a bizarre dialect of Chinese, pronounced entirely in the first tone. John Cowan English is essentially any other language spoken with a very hot potato in one's mouth. English is essentially the language you speak without moving your mouth.

52. O'Brien Books -- Rights Sold territory. Rights sold Australia * catalan * Dutch * German * Italian *New Zealand * Spanish *. Rights sold Ukrainian *. eugene McCabe. Cyril s http://www.obrien.ie/RightsSold.cfm

O'Brien Press Rights Sold In recent years the number of O'Brien Press books sold into translation has increased significantly - an indicator of their quality and broad appeal. Many of the rights sales are negotiated at the Frankfurt and Bologna book fairs, which we attend annually. Our interests are also represented by a number of literary agents throughout the world. Here is a list of titles that have been sold into translation or co-edition with other publishers. Note that this does not include any deal currently under negotiation, so watch this space for developments! Select any book or cover for more information on the title Rights sold can also be viewed by title and by territory Celtic Way of Life An invaluable guide to the life of the celts in Ireland concise but informative. Rights sold: Canada * Brendan Behan After The Wake Collected stories, including previously unpublished material, by the renowned author of Borstal Boy The Quare Fellow and The Hostage . An essential complement to Behan's master works. Rights sold: Dutch * German * Dianna Boullier Exploring Irish Music and Dance A great source of quirky details and useful basic information about Irish music.

53. SmartPedia.com - Free Online Encyclopedia - Encyclopedia Books. eugene Antoniadi, eugene B. Ely, eugene Bleuler. eugene Bonaparte, eugeneBorel, eugene Boudin. eugene catalan, eugene Cernan, eugene Chadbourne. http://www.smartpedia.com/smart/browse/Special:Allpages&from=Ethane

Search: Math and Natural Sciences Applied Arts Social Sciences Culture ... Interdisciplinary Categories All pages Ethane Ethanoic acid Ethanol Ethanol as a fuel ... Caption This This document is licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License (GFDL), which means that you can copy and modify it as long as the entire work (including additions) remains under this license. GFDL SOURCE

54. Eugène Viollet-le-Duc Definition Meaning Information Explanation eugene Emmanuel Violletle-Duc (January 27 1814 - 1879) was a French architect Thefamous catalan architect Antoni Gaud­ was under strong influence of Gothic http://www.free-definition.com/Eugene-Viollet-le-Duc.html

A B C D ... Contact Beta 0.71 powered by: akademie.de PHP PostgreSQL Google News about your search term Eug¨ne Viollet-le-Duc Eugene Emmanuel Viollet-le-Duc January 27 ) was a French architect , famous for his restoration s of medieval buildings. Born in Paris France . Died in Lausanne Switzerland In the early , a movement for the restoration of medieval buildings appeared in France . Viollet-le-Duc, returning from a study trip to Italy , was ordered by Prosper Merim©e to restore Vezelay abbey. This work marked the beginning of a long series of restorations. Among his restorations: Churches : Sainte-Marie-Madeleine, Vezelay Notre-Dame de Paris Saint Denis Basilica , near Paris Saint-Louis, in Poissy, France Semur Saint-Nazaire, in Carcassonne , France Saint-Sernin, in Toulouse , France Town Halls : Saint-Antonin Narbonne Castles : Pierrefonds Fortified city of Carcassonne Ch¢teau de Coucy Viollet-le-Duc applied the lessons of Gothic architecture , especially what he conceived of its structural systems, to modern building materials such as cast iron. He practiced as archaeologically precise (for his time) a style of restoration as he could manage, but his own designs were remarkably innovative. His approach to both medieval and modern architecture was severely rational, in keeping with his own unsentimental appreciation of the Gothic achievement. Some of his restorations, such as that of the castle of Pierrefonds, were highly controversial because they did not aim so much at accurately recreating a historical situation as much as at creating a "perfect building" of medieval style.

55. Curriculum Vitae Of Amy L. Saar (Tibbitts) titled Resistant Wanderings catalan Women Writers and the Rewriting of Space forthe Department of Romance Languages, University of Oregon, eugene, OR, Spring http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~atibbitt/vitae.html

56. Catalan Tearing Afflicted Digging Majoring Edifice Uninsulated mule. Completion doing following bereaving do Tolstoy before Bakersfieldspout indulgences. Stalk eugene staged. Wyeth highest http://www.azsia.net/mereg/1/2/writings/corroborates

57. Archimedean Duals an interesting set of new polyhedra that are called the Archimedean duals or thecatalan polyhedra, after the French mathematician eugene catalan, who first http://www.georgehart.com/virtual-polyhedra/archimedean-duals-info.html

Archimedean Duals When one forms the dual of a given polyhedron, one creates a new polyhedron in which the faces and vertices of the dual correspond to the vertices and faces, respectively, of the original polyhedron. When one takes the duals of the Archimedean solids , one gets an interesting set of new polyhedra that are called the Archimedean duals or the Catalan polyhedra , after the French mathematician Eugene Catalan, who first described them in 1865. In the Archimedean duals, every face is identical but there are two or more different types of vertices. This is because in the original Archimedean solids every vertex is identical but there are two or more different types of faces, and when taking the dual, faces transform into vertices and vice versa. In these Archimedean duals, the faces are not regular polygons; there are different lengths and angles within each face, but each face is identical and the vertex figures are regular. Furthermore, from the construction it follows that all the dihedral angles of an Archimedean dual are equal. The relationships between the Archimedean solids and their respective duals is nicely brought out by studying a compound of a solid and its dual. For example, the

58. Tom Gettys - Dual Of A Polyhedron The Archimedean duals are also known as the catalan polyhedra, after theFrench mathematician eugene catalan, who first described them in 1865. http://home.teleport.com/~tpgettys/duals.shtml

Dual of a Polyhedron For every polyhedron there is another polyhedron that is intimately connected to it, that is uniquely defined by it. This related polyhedron is called the Dual Polyhedron Let me jump ahead here and tell you a little bit about how a polyhedron and its dual are related. A polyhedron P and its dual P* have the same number of edges, but the roles of the vertices and faces are reversed. That is, P* has as many faces as P has vertices, and vice versa. Also, if P is a polyhedron and P* is its dual, it turns out that the dual of P* is P ; that is, (P*)* = P . This is reminiscent of the fact that every (nonzero) number has a unique inverse, and each is the inverse of the other. In fact, the dual of a polyhdron is sometimes called the reciprocal polyhedron! Let's go back now and see how the dual of a polyhedron P is derived. There are three steps: Put a point in the center of every face of P ; these are the vertices of P* If two faces of P share an edge, connect the center points of those two faces; these are the edges of P* Now just color the faces of the new polyhedron and erase the original.

59. Number Theory At UBC Abstract An old problem, dating back at least to eugene catalan in the 19th century,is whether 8 and 9 are the only two consecutive perfect powers (of http://www.math.ubc.ca/~gerg/NT/Fall2002semester.html

SFU/UBC Number Theory Seminar Fall Semester 2002 Thursday, September 12, 2002 PIMS Seminar Room (West Mall Annex 216), UBC Campus Colin Graham (University of British Columbia) Which subsets of the roots of unity are Sidon in the plane? Abstract: The motivating question is this: how does the multiplicative structure of the roots of unity relate to the additive structure of the complex plane? More specifically, what subsets of the roots of unity are Sidon sets (that is, have no repeated pairwise sums) in the discrete plane? The approach is essentially combinatorial, and no knowledge of harmonic analysis will be needed. For any finite set of positive primes, P, let W be the be multiplicative subset of Z generated by P. Then Z is a Sidon subset of the additive group of complex numbers. In fact, E is a finite union of M independent sets, where Q is Sidon if and only if its intersections with cosets of certain (multiplicative) subgroups, namely those with square-free order, are Sidon uniformly. We characterize the permutations of the roots of unity that preserve the quasi-independent sets (sets whose subsets all have distinct sums); they are the same permutations that preserve the independent sets. (joint work with L. T. Ramsey) tea break Greg Martin (University of British Columbia) The Agrawal-Kayal-Saxena deterministic polynomial-time primality test Abstract: Thursday, September 26, 2002

60. The Inflation Poll - Technology Services inflation or braneantibrane inflation Ah, the sequence It is easy since I speakcatalan!But note that eugene catalan was not catalan at all, he was belgian! http://www.physicsforums.com/archive/t-15201

Physics Help and Math Help - Physics Forums View Thread : the inflation poll the inflation poll meteor What's the best model of inflation? Give me your vote, please My vote goes for hybrid inflation [:)] Register Now! Free! Talk Science! marcus [i]Originally posted by meteor [/i] [B]What's the best model of inflation? Give me your vote, please My vote goes for hybrid inflation [:)] [/B] how about describing hybrid inflation for us? BTW in This Week's Finds #202 that just came out (you may have seen it on SPR) John Baez puts this riddle (about halfway down the post) What is this sequence? un, dos, tres, quatre, cinc, seis, set, vuit, nou, deu,... You should know since you come from Barcelona [;)] Register Now! Free! Talk Science! meteor Is inflation driven by two real scalar fields (the inflaton and the Higgs field). They interact between them, so first the inflaton is slowly rolling through its potential, and then triggers the rolling of the Higgs field, that undergoes a fast rolling. Inflation ends in a first order phase transition. It was proposed by D.Linde in 1991, though the paper is not online

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