Mornington Dream

[redziller]

Just the minimum rules for a warm up game anyone?

• No counterpoint movements during a middle-8
  Crossfades are permitted
  Midi keyboards are wild
  LFOs over 20Hz score double

I start off with....

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Cliffs of Syndey

[bigmoog]

mellotron stage left

[redziller]

Minimoog to Gm7

advance to the Manor - if you pass R Branson collect £10 from each player and give it to him

hmmm...

[bigmoog]

White to play and win in 3 moves


1 Qxf6+ exf6 If ...Kg8 then Nh6++ Mate
2 Bxf6+ Kg8
3 Nh6++ Mate

[Laserdisc Dream]

What this.



ピーターAKAレーザーディスク夢
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Keep on Dreaming all life!
-Angela Aki-

[cantosis]

my thoughts exactly

[redziller]

I'm sorry - I haven't a clue...


Mate? It's not Mate - deploys Omega 13 device

Minimoog to Dm7, scores a boundary promotes ball to Indiana-Jones-Style-Rolling-Ball-Of-Death straight back down the aisle smasing your mellowtron (MCP - yeah dude like he's not so bad) like balsa skittles.

[Wolfman]

Not wishing to be difficult, but surely the Dm7 move is only valid if the Voiceprint factor is wild?? On the other hand, it could be claimed that the answer is Spon.

[redziller]

Not wishing to be difficult, but surely the Dm7 move is only valid if the Voiceprint factor is wild?? On the other hand, it could be claimed that the answer is Spon.

Not at all John - it's important to be clear on these points. Judging from some posts here Voiceprint factor was not merely wild but livid.

But ahh, the old Spon gambit. I see your Span and raise needle-nardle-noo...

[Wolfman]

See your needle-nardle-noo, move to Central Park utilising the diagonal from Zen Garden (Ryonanji Temple Kyoto) and raise you ying tong iddle eye po.


Overcome with excitement he falls in a heap on the ground, I've no idea who left it there..... exits left, mumbling....

[redziller]

That's a might strong hand, I'll raise two thumbs and a toe


also raises right leg, peruses timetable for departure of Red Train

Snap!

[bigmoog]

The fact the decay can be slowed or even prevented by frequently repeated measurements, noticed first by Beskow and Nilsson, and called quantum Zeno effect by Misra and Sudarshan, attracted recently a lot of attention since it seems to be nowadays experimentally accessible. Mathematically the issue was addressed, in particular, long time ago by Friedman and Chernoff, however, the question about existence of the "Zeno limit" remained open.

Let H and P be a non-negative self-adjoint operator acting in a separable Hilbert space H and an orthogonal projection on H, respectively. Suppose that the operator HP := (H1/2P)*(H1/2P) is densely defined, then we claim that the said limit exists and we find its value,

limn→∞ [P exp(-iεtH/n)P]n = exp(-iεtHP) P

for ε=±1. In fact, the proof given in [1] yields a stronger result with P on the left-hand side replaced by values of a projection-valued family such that P(t)→P as t→0 and P(t)P = P(t), as well as non-symmetric versions of such formulae. The method we use employs a modification of a Kato's result on Trotter product formula in combination with analyic continuation.

As an example consider H=-Δ in L2(Rd) and P projecting onto an open Ω⊂Rd with a smooth boundary. Then the limits exists and HP is equal to the Dirichlet Laplacian in L2(Ω); this provided a rigorous proof of the formal claim made recently in [2] using the method of stationary phase.

Thus Zeit RULES



KING BM, PhD, etc CONCURS

[Hobo]

I'm still confused by "Cliffs of Syndey"

[sparrow]

Did I miss something..what is this thread about

[redziller]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/A3795816