Creating Evolving Ontologies in .NET

Integrate QR-Code in .NET Creating Evolving Ontologies

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Next, we settle the question of which of x, y, rand s are odd or even. We have aJready decided that x and y cannot both be even, with a common factor 2. Now we recall that the square of an odd number is always of the form 4n + 1, while an even square is a multiple of 4. Therefore, if x and yare both odd, r2 will be of the form 4n + 2, and cannot be a square. So x and yare not both odd. Therefore one is odd and one is even. If x is even and y is odd, then x 2 - y2 will be of the form 4n - 1 and cannot be a square. Therefore x is the odd number and y is even, and so rand s are both odd. So far, so good. The argument has been quite cunning, but not very cunning. In fact, readers may have noticed that the argument has been very similar indeed to the kind of arguments needed to solve those popular logical puzzles about the driver, the fireman and guard - see Problem 41! Now for Fermat's truly brilliant move. He defines u and v by the equations

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The 802.11 Working Group is exploring the feasibility of providing a single, universal wireless LAN interface and extending the current data rates of wireless LANs beyond 54 Mbit/s using multiple antenna systems. As discussed in Section 2.9, current 54 Mbit/s systems, namely 802.1 la and 802.llg, adopted OFDM for physical transmission. Although OFDM is inherently very robust against multipath interference, the use of antenna diversity (in other words, the use of two or more antennas placed at appropriate distances from each other) can improve the quality of the wireless connection. The basic principle for using antenna diversity is that if one antenna receives a deeply faded signal, the other antenna(s) receive only a slightly faded version of the signal. When multiple receiving antennas are employed, detection and synchronization (both time and frequency) of OFDM signals can also be made considerably more accurate because multiple received signals from the same transmitted signal are being observed and processed. Furthermore, there is no additional transmitting power or bandwidth penalty although more extensive signal processing may lead to increased power dissipation within the device. To improve bandwidth efficiency even further, multiple transmitting antennas can be employed, giving rise to multiple input/multiple output (MIMO) systems. These MIMO systems can be exploited for ultra-highspeed broadband wireless applications. The system capacity of such systems can be increased using different approaches: increasing the single link data rate and increasing the number of users in the entire system. A space-time processing concept can reduce the signal dimension space at the receiver by exploiting spatial correlation properties of received signals. In addition, if the signals from the antenna can be treated as independent signal components when they arrive at the receiver, then no special assumptions concerning the structure of the antenna need to be made. Furthermore, no feedback information is required at the transmitter.