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Supplementary code for the paper "Stochastic effects on plankton dynamics: insights from a realistic 0-dimensional marine biogeochemical model" by G. Occhipinti et al.

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Put away those dull platformers because <a href="https://pizzatowergame.io/">pizza tower</a> is a piece of anarchy that follows you as you scroll side to side.  Participate in the game as the irascible chef Peppino Spaghetti, who is engaged in a war against a tower that poses a threat to his pizza.  The kitchen in this house is not your mother's!

Make sure you are prepared to smash, run, and flip your way through dreadful dungeons, battle creatures who throw food, and find hidden levels.  It is important to get a sense of the rhythm of the game, since the music pulses with each dash and jump.  Peppino has the ability to fly through a spiked ceiling with a single immaculate tap, or he can face-plant in marinara with a missing beat (don't worry, respawn is on the way!).

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Environment to perform calculations of equivariant vector bundles on homogeneous varieties

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Discretization of the Quantum Dynamical Equations of Motion - One Dimension

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n environment to decompose the i-th Hochschild cohomology on some homogeneous varieties X=G/P by Hoschild-Kostant-Rosenberg.

Discrete Dynamical Systems: Stability, Cobweb Diagram, Time Series Diagram, Phase Diagram, Bifurcation Diagram

Supplementary code for the paper "Stochastic effects on plankton dynamics: insights from a realistic 0-dimensional marine biogeochemical model" by G. Occhipinti et al. 2024

This notebook is a theorem prover for an extended syllogistic logic which allows one to make assertions about comparative cardinalities of finite sets.   The logic is complete and efficiently decidable.  If an assertion follows from a set of assumptions, this notebook displays the proof.  If it doesn't follow, it outputs a counter-model.   

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