369 research outputs found

    [Crozier Tech Faculty]

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    Group portrait of the Crozier Tech faculty on the steps in front of the school.Verso: [handwritten] 2nd row [illegible] Virginia Goerner [illegible]. [stamped] Denny Hayes. Staff Photographer Dallas Times Herald and Commercial Photographing. Times Herald - Dallas, Texas. Phone 2-3261. Sta. 25. Res. 8-5732

    Goerner, Oscar (Birth, 1892-04-06)

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    Address: 48 McMicken2860/Pg 72/1892/W M/Germ./Amer./Mrs. Henrietta Sieber, Mid.Original record filed in drawer labeled 'GL-GOLDBERG'

    Goerner, Charles (Birth, 1889-08-15)

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    Address: 25 1/2 Elder5096/Pg 124/1889/W M/Am./Am./Mrs. E. WinterOriginal record filed in drawer labeled 'GL-GOLDBERG'

    Goerner, Karl Adolph (Death, 1901-06-03)

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    Address: 1618 Hughes St.Age at death: 57 yrs.Pg 59/1901/76/M W M/Germany/Dr. F. O. Marsh/J. F. Eyrich/Carthage Rd.Original record filed in drawer labeled 'GL-GOLDBERG'

    All principal congruence link groups

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    International audienceWe enumerate all the principal congruence link complements in S3S^3, there by answering a question of W. Thurston. Related articles: "Technical Report: All Principal Congruence Link Groups" (arXiv:1902.04722), "All Known Principal Congruence Links" (arXiv:1902.04426)

    Huddersfield Open Access Publishing

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    This paper presents the findings of the Huddersfield Open Access Publishing Project, a JISC funded project to develop a low cost, sustainable Open Access (OA) journal publishing platform using EPrints Institutional Repository software

    Canonical decompositions of hyperbolic 3-orbifolds

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    This thesis describes the theory behind Sym, software created by the author for computations with finite-volume cusped hyperbolic 3-orbifolds. The main purpose of Sym, in its current form, is to compute canonical (Epstein-Penner) decompositions of these orbifolds. This was originally motivated by a joint project between the author, his advisor, and his advisor’s other graduate students to create a census of orbifolds commensurable to the figure-eight knot complement. Underlying Sym is a non-standard notion of an orbifold triangulation, in which tetrahedra may be labeled with groups of symmetries acting on them. This allows us to consider fully ideal hyperbolic triangulations of orbifolds, which we attempt to treat in the same way that SnapPy treats ideal triangulations of manifolds. SnapPy is powerful existing software for hyperbolic 3-manifolds and some orbifolds, originally developed by Weeks and now maintained by Culler, Dunfield, and Goerner. The way SnapPy finds canonical decompositions of hyperbolic manifolds is complicated both theoretically and computationally, and relies on influential work by Epstein, Penner, Weeks, and others. The main goal of this thesis is to extend that work to orbifolds. A key idea we develop is an orbifold version of Pachner moves, which are moves which change an orbifold triangulation locally
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