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Articles are presented, covering a wide range of topics in the
mathematical methods of quantum physics. These include infinite
dimensional analysis based on white noise, operator algebra
methods, Feynman path integrals, quantum mechanics on non-simply
connected spaces, recent results in supersymmetric theories,
stochastic and quantum dynamics, Yang-Baxter systems, statistical
physics, thermo field dynamics, and quantum field theory.
The essays are based on lectures contributed for the Second Jagna
International Workshop held in honour of Prof. Hiroshi Ezawa, a
distinguished physicist, educator, and former president of the
Physical Society of Japan.
This thesis examines the application of battle command during the
100/442d Regimental Combat Team's rescue of the First Battalion,
141st Infantry Regiment, 36th Infantry Division, the "Lost
Battalion." As background, this study presents a brief history of
the Japanese in Hawaii and the United States, of the formation and
record of the 100/442d RCT, and of the battle to rescue the Lost
Battalion. The contemporary concept of battle command is defined as
per Army Field Manual 3-0, Operations (June 2001) and Field Manual
22-100, Leadership; Be, Know, Do (August 1999) and shown to
encompass the World War II-era concepts of command and leadership.
This study examines how the tenets of battle command--visualize,
describe, direct--were applied by the 36th Division and the
100/442d RCT during the operation. Specific examples from the
battle will illustrate both the use and neglect of the precepts of
battle command and illustrate the importance of sound command and
leadership techniques as well as the value of unit cohesion in
present-day operations
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