51.   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.

52.   For delivery, we have considered ways of improving uptake and the use of bacterial, replicon or viral vectors.

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

54.   Noise is often considered to be a nuisance.

55.   A mathematical model of fluid convection under microgravity conditions is considered.

56.   In this paper the topological structure and properties for PM-space are considered.

57.   The excitation of a phase transient grating induced by two equal pulses from the same laser, which intersect in a nonlinear (cubic) medium, is considered theoretically.

58.   Some possible applications of the induced grating are considered.

59.   However, removal of iron and MgO by these methods is not considered feasible on economic grounds.

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