The sequences defined in Example 3 and Example 4 do not serve our purpose for any λ = （λn）. Because this sequences are just the sequences x = （xk） = （k） and x = （xk） = （1） respectively and any term of thes...The sequences defined in Example 3 and Example 4 do not serve our purpose for any λ = （λn）. Because this sequences are just the sequences x = （xk） = （k） and x = （xk） = （1） respectively and any term of these sequences can not be 0. In this short not we give Example 3＊ and Example 4＊ to show that the inclusions given in Theorem 2.4 and Theorem 2.9 are strict for some λ = （λn） , α and β such that 0 α β ≤ 1.展开更多
Scope The aim of ACTA MATHEMATICA SCIENTIA is to present to the specialized reader (from the level of graduate students upwards) important new achievements in the area of mathematical sciences. The journal will consid...Scope The aim of ACTA MATHEMATICA SCIENTIA is to present to the specialized reader (from the level of graduate students upwards) important new achievements in the area of mathematical sciences. The journal will consider for publication of original research (expository) papers in all areas related to the frontier branches of mathematics with other science and technology.展开更多
Information for Authors Scope The aim of ACTA MATHEMATICA SCIENTIA is to present to the specialized readers （from the level of graduate students upwards） important new achievements in the areas of mathematical scien...Information for Authors Scope The aim of ACTA MATHEMATICA SCIENTIA is to present to the specialized readers （from the level of graduate students upwards） important new achievements in the areas of mathematical sciences. The journal considers for publication of original research （expository） papers in all areas related to the frontier branches of mathematics with other science and technology.展开更多
Scope The aim of ACTA MATHEMATICA SCIENT1A is to present to the specialized readers (from the level of graduate students upwards) important new achievements in the areas of mathematical sciences. The journal considers...Scope The aim of ACTA MATHEMATICA SCIENT1A is to present to the specialized readers (from the level of graduate students upwards) important new achievements in the areas of mathematical sciences. The journal considers for publication of original research (expository) papers in all areas related to the frontier branches of mathematics with other science and technology.展开更多
Scope The aim of ACTA MATHEMATICA SCIENTIA is to present to the specialized readers (from the level of graduate students upwards) important new achievements in the areas of mathematical sciences. The journal considers...Scope The aim of ACTA MATHEMATICA SCIENTIA is to present to the specialized readers (from the level of graduate students upwards) important new achievements in the areas of mathematical sciences. The journal considers for publication of original research (expository) papers in all areas related to the frontier branches of mathematics with other science and technology.展开更多
In an age when political thinkers were writing books full of quotations of ancient and modern authors,Thomas Hobbes of Malmesbury(1588-1679)developed a philosophical system which was based on scientific method rather ...In an age when political thinkers were writing books full of quotations of ancient and modern authors,Thomas Hobbes of Malmesbury(1588-1679)developed a philosophical system which was based on scientific method rather than on the authority of books.He emphasized that the absurdities that philosophers fall into are actually due precisely to a lack of method and to the habit of quoting other thinkers as if the truth was to be found in their words.It is certainly not inappropriate to read what philosophers,historians,and poets wrote,whether for pure amusement or to find intellectual spurs useful for one’s own research and speculation;but the written word should not be confused with the truth.In the investigation aimed at discovering the truth in political matters,the philosopher must use his own intellect,relying on the strength of reasoning.Thus,political philosophy becomes a science:the science of“consequences from the accidents of politic bodies”.With his reflections on scientia civilis,Thomas Hobbes may be considered the inventor of political science.展开更多
To put the ongoing debate in the philosophy of emotions in a wider context, access to medieval philosophy could turn out to be useful. Huxley＇s ＂Brave New World＂ is a world without history and without strong emotio...To put the ongoing debate in the philosophy of emotions in a wider context, access to medieval philosophy could turn out to be useful. Huxley＇s ＂Brave New World＂ is a world without history and without strong emotions--so let＇s plea for both. The medieval complementarity of intellectus and affectus is an example of the central role of the emotive powers in medieval anthropology. It could be worth discussing even today, as well as the notion ofscientia affectiva. By the way, a Franciscan thinker of the 13th century, Olivi, seems to explain better than Descartes the depths of subjectivity： I think, therefore I am--but I feel, therefore I am I.展开更多
文摘The sequences defined in Example 3 and Example 4 do not serve our purpose for any λ = （λn）. Because this sequences are just the sequences x = （xk） = （k） and x = （xk） = （1） respectively and any term of these sequences can not be 0. In this short not we give Example 3＊ and Example 4＊ to show that the inclusions given in Theorem 2.4 and Theorem 2.9 are strict for some λ = （λn） , α and β such that 0 α β ≤ 1.
文摘Scope The aim of ACTA MATHEMATICA SCIENTIA is to present to the specialized reader (from the level of graduate students upwards) important new achievements in the area of mathematical sciences. The journal will consider for publication of original research (expository) papers in all areas related to the frontier branches of mathematics with other science and technology.
文摘Information for Authors Scope The aim of ACTA MATHEMATICA SCIENTIA is to present to the specialized readers （from the level of graduate students upwards） important new achievements in the areas of mathematical sciences. The journal considers for publication of original research （expository） papers in all areas related to the frontier branches of mathematics with other science and technology.
文摘Scope The aim of ACTA MATHEMATICA SCIENT1A is to present to the specialized readers (from the level of graduate students upwards) important new achievements in the areas of mathematical sciences. The journal considers for publication of original research (expository) papers in all areas related to the frontier branches of mathematics with other science and technology.
文摘Scope The aim of ACTA MATHEMATICA SCIENTIA is to present to the specialized readers (from the level of graduate students upwards) important new achievements in the areas of mathematical sciences. The journal considers for publication of original research (expository) papers in all areas related to the frontier branches of mathematics with other science and technology.
文摘In an age when political thinkers were writing books full of quotations of ancient and modern authors,Thomas Hobbes of Malmesbury(1588-1679)developed a philosophical system which was based on scientific method rather than on the authority of books.He emphasized that the absurdities that philosophers fall into are actually due precisely to a lack of method and to the habit of quoting other thinkers as if the truth was to be found in their words.It is certainly not inappropriate to read what philosophers,historians,and poets wrote,whether for pure amusement or to find intellectual spurs useful for one’s own research and speculation;but the written word should not be confused with the truth.In the investigation aimed at discovering the truth in political matters,the philosopher must use his own intellect,relying on the strength of reasoning.Thus,political philosophy becomes a science:the science of“consequences from the accidents of politic bodies”.With his reflections on scientia civilis,Thomas Hobbes may be considered the inventor of political science.
文摘To put the ongoing debate in the philosophy of emotions in a wider context, access to medieval philosophy could turn out to be useful. Huxley＇s ＂Brave New World＂ is a world without history and without strong emotions--so let＇s plea for both. The medieval complementarity of intellectus and affectus is an example of the central role of the emotive powers in medieval anthropology. It could be worth discussing even today, as well as the notion ofscientia affectiva. By the way, a Franciscan thinker of the 13th century, Olivi, seems to explain better than Descartes the depths of subjectivity： I think, therefore I am--but I feel, therefore I am I.
