21.   We consider a computational algorithm for the solution of an inverse heat-conduction boundary-value problem based on the replacement of one of the boundary conditions by a nonlocal condition.

22.   In this expanded version of an earlier letter, we consider many computational details that were omitted for want of space.

23.   In this paper, we consider bivariate orthogonal polynomials associated with a quasi-definite moment functional which satisfies a Pearson-type partial differential equation.

24.   We consider a one-magnon system in the Heisenberg isotropic impurity model and investigate its spectrum and localized impurity states on the ¦Í-dimensional integral lattice Z ¦Í.

25.   We consider hadron production from leptons through the process e??

26.   We consider the maximum covering problem, a combinatorial optimization problem that arises in many facility location problems.

27.   Susceptibility, diagnostic suspicion, and exposure suspicion bias are among the important biases to consider in observational studies on alcohol withdrawal syndrome.

28.   We consider the problem of mean value trend estimation for a stochastic time series in a mixture with noise.

29.   In this paper we consider a product preserving functor F of order r and a connection ¦£ of order r on a manifold M.

30.   A sharply demarcated spherical intracerebral hematoma or heterogeneous lesion should always make one consider the hypothesis of a cavernoma.