81. AIM Book Library: Basic programming / john G. kemeny, Thomas E. Kurtz. 3d ed. kemeny, john G. Kurtz,Thomas E. joint author. QA76.73 .B3 K45 1980. Viewing Page PREV NEXT . http://www.aimath.org/library/library.cgi?database=books;mode=display;BrowseCall

82. Peggy Guggenheim Collection - Artists - Zoltan Kemeny Artists EK. Ernst, Max. Falkenstein, Claire. Ferren, john. Fini, Leonor. Flanagan,Barry. Jorn, Asger. Kandinsky, Vasily. kemeny, Zoltan. Kertész, André. Klee, Paul. http://www.guggenheim-venice.it/english/06_artists/kemeny.htm

HOME News! Information Exhibitions ... Africa, Oceania, etc Zoltan Kemeny Work in the Peggy Guggenheim Collection: Divided Movement Mouvement partagé Copper and copper and iron filings on wood, 79 x 51 x 2.5 cm 76.2553 PG 208 Work in the Solomon R Guggenheim Foundation, Venice: Untitled (Study for Divided Movement [Mouvement partagé]) circa Five drawings, pencil on tracing paper, smallest 10.8 x 15.6 cm; largest 19.4 x 26 cm; Gift of Mrs Madeleine Kemeny, 1983 Previous Next The Solomon R Guggenheim Foundation Terms and Conditions Latest update:

83. ALRA: Appalachian Trail Inholders (5) 9, 1983; Letter from President john and Jean kemeny, Dartmouth College,to Prof. kemeny, john and Jean, President, Dartmouth College. http://www.landrights.org/OCS/SocioCultural/AppalachianTrailInholders_5.htm

A SOCIO-CULTURAL ASSESSMENT OF INHOLDERS ALONG THE APPALACHIAN TRAIL IN THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE by Kent Anderson page five TABLE OF CONTENTS ACKNOWLEDGMENTS PART ONE : INTRODUCTION PART TWO : A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE APPALACHIAN TRAIL PART THREE : PEOPLE OF THE APPALACHIAN TRAIL PART FOUR : CONCLUSIONS ENDNOTES PHOTOGRAPHIC DOCUMENTATION INDEX MAP SOURCES ABOUT THE AUTHOR ENDNOTES FOR PART ONE Ronald M. Fisher, The Appalachian Trail (Wash., D.C.: National Geographic Society, 1973), pp. 10-12. ENDNOTES FOR PART TWO Interview with Prof. Mal Rohrbough, Chairman, Department of History, University of Iowa, May 6, 1983. Robert A. Browne, The Appalachian Trail: History, Humanity, and Ecology The Appalachian Trail (Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott Co., pp. 112-113; U. S., Dept. of Interior, National Park Service, "The Appalachian Trail Questions and Answers," (Pamphlet), Revised Jan., 1981. Fisher, p. 11. National Trails System Act, Statutes at Large, LXXXII, 919-926 (1968). Interview with Clayton Heath, Department of Forest Land, State of New Hampshire, May 17, 1983; State of New Hampshire, Public Notice regarding RSA 216-D: 1-4, summer 1975, signed by George Gilman, Commissioner, Department of Resources and Economic Development.

84. Global Vision - Resource Directory: Modeling Tools: General - Integrated Human-e Feb. 1981 linear systems. kemeny, john G. A Philosopher Looks at ScienceVan Nostrand Princeton, NJ. 1959. kemeny, john G. and J. Laurie http://www.globechange.org/res_mt_general.php

@import url(css/globalvision.css); Subscribe to our email mailing list now! Dynamic Global Modeling: Overview Demo Technical Description of Modeling Resource Directory Resource Directory: Modeling Tools General back to Resource Directory Index Page Some of the following documents are Adobe PDFs. You may need to download the free Adobe Acrobat Reader in order to view them. If you continue to have problems, click here for problem solving ideas Abraham, Ralph H. and Chris Shaw Dynamics the Geometry of Behavior. 3 Vols Aerial Press P.O. Box 1360,Santa Cruz, CA 95061. dynamics Ascher, William Forecasting an Appraisal for Policy-Makers and Planners Johns Hopkins Univ. Press Baltimore. Ashby, W. Ross Design For a Brain rev. edition. London. Athans, M. and P. L. Falb Optimal Control McGraw-Hill New York. linear systems Bader, Richard F. W. Atoms in Molecules A Quantum Theory Oxford Univ. Press

85. Computer Science 392 Hawkes, Nigel, The computer revolution. kemeny, john G., Man and the computer.Goldstine, Herman, The computer from Pascal to Von Neuman. http://www.calvin.edu/~lave/html/392.html

Computer Science 392 Spring 2002 My Home Page The requirements for this course are quite simple: attend class, participate in the discussion, give a presentation on a book selected from the list below, and write a two page (minimum) paper on a topic distinct from that of the book you selected. The schedule is also simple: My Wheaton Article Professor Smidt's paper (which will be distributed in class) Bill Gates's book Business @ the Speed of Thought Your presentations Presentation Schedule - 392a April 2 Stephen Schultze Where the Action Is (Embodied Interaction) April 4 Da Cheong Hwang Lisa Slighter The Children's Machine Chris Wieringa Chris Clark ENIAC April 9 David Taylor Ethical Conflicts in Information and Computer Science Justin De Vries The Transnational Dimension of Cyber Crime and Terrorism Morgan Foster The Invasion of the Computer Culture Ryan Tuuk Digital Villain April 11 Melissa Kooger The Emotional Computer David Hutchful Bringing Design to Software Melanie Hanson Being Digital Josh Hollander April 18 Lex Nagtegaal Fighting Computer Crime John Medema Bob Dyksen April 23 Chris Hirt Soul of a New Machine David Koop Computer Power and Human Reason Jeremy Hulford Jordan Adema The Computer Revolution in Philosophy May 2 Jeff Plantinga Microserfs Brent DeVries The Computer and the Brain David Oh Man and the Computer Book List Kidder, Tracy, Soul of a New Machine.

86. Mortgage Banking : Orchestrating Successful Performance. (mortgage Servicing Org Orchestrating successful performance. (mortgage servicing organizations). MortgageBanking; April 01, 1997; kemeny, john E. kemeny, john E. Mortgage Banking. http://static.highbeam.com/m/mortgagebanking/april011997/orchestratingsuccessful

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88. AIP Niels Bohr Library Item Information. More by this author. kemeny, john G. interviewee. Subjects.Gödel, Kurt. Browse Catalog. by author kemeny, john G. interviewee. by title http://libserv.aip.org:81/ipac20/ipac.jsp?uri=full=3100001~!5773~!0&profile=aipn

89. Authors ("K") & Titles 975.8 KEM kemeny, john G. Introduction to finite mathematics 510KEM; Introduction to finite mathematics 511.3 KEM. Kemp, Martin. http://www.ardsleyschools.k12.ny.us/AHSL_WEB/au-k.htm

Browse backward to Authors ("J") Kadish, Sanford H., ed. Encyclopedia of crime and justice REF 364 KAD Kafka, Franz, 1883-1924. The castle. FIC KAF The Metamorphosis, the Penal Colony, and Other Stories. FIC KAF Kageyama, Haruki. The arts of Shinto 704.948 KAG Kagle, Steven E. Late nineteenth-century American diary literature 818.403 KAGLE Kagy, Frederick D. Graphic arts. 655 KAG Kahlenberg, Richard D. The Remedy: Class, Race and Affirmative Action. 305.8 KAH Kahler, Heinz. The art of Rome and her empire. 709.37 KAH Kahn, Gilbert. Progressive filing 651.5 KAH Kahn, Herman, 1922- The coming boom. 338 KAH The emerging Japanese superstate: challenge and response. 309.152 KAH ... 358.3 KAH Kahn, Lynn Sandra, 1946- Peacemaking: a systems approach to conflict management 327.172 KAH Kainz, Luise C., 1902- 709 KAI Kaiser, Robert G., 1943- Cold winter, cold war 327.73 KAI 947.085 KAI Kaku, Michio. Beyond Einstein: the cosmic quest for the theory of the universe 530.12 KAK Kalb, Bernard. The last ambassador: a novel FIC KAL Kalb, Marvin L. In the national interest FIC KAL Kallir, Jane. Gustav Klimt: 25 masterworks 759.36 KAL

90. Conférences Mathématiques 1991 Jones, Vaughan FR Von Neumann algebras in mathematics and physics.1990 kemeny, john G. - How computers have changed the way I teach. http://www.dma.ens.fr/bibliotheque/video.html

CONFERENCES MATHEMATIQUES SUR CASSETTES VIDEO Atiyah, Michael. - The mysteries of space. 1992 Bayer, Eva . - Théorie des noeuds. Séminaire "Des mathématiques". 1994 Bedard, Robert .- Brouiller les cartes. 1991 Bers, Lipman. - European mathematicians' migration to America. 1988 Birman, Joan. - A new look at knot polynomials. 1992 Bloch, Spencer. - Recent works on motifs. 1990 Boas, Ralph P. - Indeterminate forms revisited. s.d. Bott, Raoul H. - The topological constraint on analysis. 1988 Branges, Louis de. - Underlying concepts in the proof of the Bieberbach conjecture.1986 - Rickard equivalences and block theory. 1993 Browder, William .- In search of symmetry. 1992 Cappell, Sylvain. - Coloring knots. 1992 Chung, R.K. - Laplacian of graphs and hypergraphs. 1992 Conway, John H. - ax2 + hxy + cy2 = n. 1990 Crandall, Michael. - Viscosity solutions of PDE. 1991 Curtis, Charles W. - A century of representation theory of finite groups. 1990 Daubechies, Ingrid. - Wavelets making waves in mathematics and engineering. Dixmier, Jacques

91. Kemeny next up previous Next Carlyle Up Seeds Previous Annenberg. kemeny.It is high time to talk about the influence of john kemeny. http://www.math.dartmouth.edu/~doyle/docs/carlyle/carlyle/node13.html

Next: Carlyle Up: Seeds Previous: Annenberg Kemeny It is high time to talk about the influence of John Kemeny. John Kemeny was a philosopher, a mathematician, a computer pioneer, and the n th President of Dartmouth College. He was also a dear colleague and friend. The project outlined here owes everything to John Kemeny, and my first thought was to call it the `Kemeny Collection', in honor of John. In the end, I have reluctantly decided against this, for reasons that I will explain presently. First I want to make clear the many ways in which John's words and actions have influenced the shape of this project. John's visionary article on `The Library of the Future' has served as a goad for us in launching this project. This article portrayed an electronic world where any book would be available immediately. The failure of technology to meet the predictions that John made half a century ago has been a considerable disappointment to me, and this project hopes to help in making John's vision of instant access to information a reality. Where John was thinking about books, we are thinking about more general materials, tailored to a more specific purpose. Still, the original vision came from John. As the co-inventor of Basic and the force behind the development of the world's first working time-sharing system, John did more than anyone I know to bring the power of the computer available to the public. His vision of universal access to computing had a profound effect on my own life. I see this project as an extension of John's commitment to universal access. Here the emphasis is on information, rather than computing, but the motivation is the same, and the inspiration comes from John.

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93. CSE 4/510 & PHI 498, Spring 2004, Phil. Of Comp. Sci.: What Is Science? 2043. kemeny, john G. (1959), A Philosopher Looks at Science Intro Chs.5,10 in PDF (Princeton D. van Nostrand). * Popper, Karl http://www.cse.buffalo.edu/~rapaport/510/whatissci.html

What Is Science? (and What Is a Scientific Theory?) (and Readings on Philosophy of Science) Last Update: 2 February 2004 Note: or material is highlighted Significant items are starred; items are listed in chronological order. * Quine, Willard van Orman (1951), "Two Dogmas of Empiricism" Philosophical Review Kemeny, John G. (1959), A Philosopher Looks at Science * Popper, Karl R. (1959), The Logic of Scientific Discovery * Kuhn, Thomas S. (1962) The Structure of Scientific Revolutions (Chicago: University of Chicago Press). * Popper, Karl R. (1962), Conjectures and Refutations: The Growth of Scientific Knowledge * Hempel, Carl G. (1966), Philosophy of Natural Science (Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall). Kyburg, Henry E., Jr. (1968), Philosophy of Science: A Formal Approach (New York: Macmillan). Ziman, John M. (1968), "What Is Science?" [PDF], from John M. Ziman, Science Is Public Knowledge (Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press). Reprinted in: Michalos, Alex C. (ed.) (1974), Philosophical Problems of Science and Technology Arden, Bruce W. (1980)

94. Kobayashi Issue 8-1 (textv81_a) Sociology. 23 191214. kemeny, john G. and J. Laurie Snell. 1960. FiniteMarkov Chains. Princeton Van Nostrand. Kobayashi, Jun. 1999. http://www.uni-leipzig.de/~agsoz/agora/text/textv81_a.htm

THE AGORA online Volume 8, Number 1 (December 1999), pp 3-4 Unanimous Preference from Various Principles Jun Kobayashi University of Chicago This article shows that various types of mutual concerns yield a unanimous preference after infinitely repeated preference formations. Harsanyi (1955) argued that the unanimous utilitarian principle yields a unanimous preference. The question arises: Do various types of concerns yield unanimity? The model introduced here formulates evaluating principles by which individual preferences are formed an infinite number of times through convex linear combinations of all individuals' utilities in the previous time period. It is concluded that mutual concerns result in a unanimous limiting preference for any alternative whatever the initial preferences and principles are. It is also obtained that if some individuals care for one individual and the others care for all, then unanimity is reached. Game theory and social choice theory assume a rational individual to maximize her preference. But an individual sometimes judges and acts also according to her neighbors' preferences. For instance, one may regard her friend's pleasure as her own pleasure, or one may choose an alternative because it maximizes the circumstance of someone who is the worst-off. For convenience, let us call these concerns for others or senses of justice evaluating principles. Harsanyi (1955) studied how preferences are formed from initial preferences on the basis of evaluating moral principles. He stated that if an individual forms her moral preference on the basis of an impartial principle, then the unanimous utilitarian principle yields a unanimous utility that is the mean of all individuals' utilities. However, unanimous preferences can be reached through repeated interactions between individuals who take respectively various principles. These unanimous preferences are interpreted as social norms or consensus.

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