11.   We consider the two-dimensional classical jellium with periodic boundary conditions and with translation invariance broken by an external periodic localizing one-body potential.

12.   We consider the case where the distributions of original data values are preserved while the values themselves change, so that the resulting model is equivalent to the one built with original data.

13.   Using a topological approach, we consider the nature of intrinsic structural defects in a real trans-polyacetylene chain.

14.   We consider the conformal mapping of the interior of the unit circle onto the interior of a general closed curve by the method ofTheodorsen.

15.   As an example, we consider an analytical theory of nonequilibrium shot noise in a diffusive conductor under the space-charge-limited regime.

16.   We consider the process in which the nuclear absorption of a bound negative pion leads to the emission of a high-energy photon for the cases of nickel and tin.

17.   In this paper we consider the question of minimizing functionals defined by improper integrals.

18.   Consider a general random walk on ?d together with an i.i.d. random coloring of ?d. TheT, T -1-process is the one where time is indexed by ??

19.   We consider the reason for failure of pericardiocentesis was rapid coagulation of the extravasated blood in connection with nonionic contrast material.

20.   Therefore, when treatment with bronchodilators fails, it becomes important to consider other nonasthmatic causes of the pain.