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Applied Semantics - International Summer School, APPSEM 2000, Caminha, Portugal, September 9-15, 2000. Advanced Lectures (Paperback, 2002 ed.)
Gilles Barthe, Peter Dybjer, Luis Pinto, Joao Saraiva
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This book presents revised and extended versions of lectures given at an international summer school on applied semantics that took place in Caminha, Portugal in September.The nine lectures included present recent developments in programming language research in a coherent and systematic way. Among the topics addressed are - description of existing programming languages features - design of new programming languages features - implementation and analysis of programming languages - transformation and generation of programs - verification of programs.
This book constitutes the refereed post-conference proceedings of
the Third EAI International Conference on Data and Information in
Online Environments, DIONE 2022, held as virtual event, in July
28-29, 2022. Due to COVID-19 pandemic the conference was held
virtually. DIONE 2022 aims to bring together academicians and
practitioners willing to discuss topics around the intersection of
Computer Science, Information Science, and Communication Science.
The attractiveness of the scope and topics has brought relevant
research results. This proceeding consists of chapters covering
deep learning, data management, software design, social networks,
natural language processing, and data processing in various
contexts like scholarly publishing, health and medicine, higher
education, innovation and research, energy and transportation, and
organizations. The 18 full papers and 2 short papers were carefully
reviewed and selected from 56 submissions. The papers are grouped
in thematic sessions as follows: Informational challenges for the
study of Science, Technology and Society relationships; and
Advances in Artificial Intelligence for data processing and
analysis in online social environments.
Chemiluminescence is a fascinating and mesmerizing phenomenon,
which consists on the generation of light as the result of a
chemical reaction. This process has been gaining attention in the
last decades, being now a standard tool in analytical, bioimaging,
biomedical and pharmaceutical applications. This book provides a
detailed overview of the basic mechanisms and principles of the
most relevant chemiluminescent systems, as well as describing the
most recent advances and applications. Written by experts, this is
a reference text suitable both for researchers focused on
chemiluminescence and for those wanting to start working on this
field. In Chapter One, the progress and evolution of the
chemiluminescent studies in imidazopyrazinone-based compounds are
reviewed, with emphasis on their potential as diagnosis tools.
Chapter Two addresses the spectral changes associated with firefly
bioluminescence by focusing on the tautomeric equilibria of the
light emitter. Chapter Three reviews, for the first time, the
liquid-phase chemiluminescence of fullerene and derivatives.
Chapter Four is devoted to studies of chemiluminescence with the
participation of lanthanide ions. Chapter Five summarizes the
mechanism behind the chemiluminescence of acridinium esters, while
discussing their current applications. Chapter Six explains the
potential of phenothiazine derivatives as enhancers in analytic
chemiluminescent assays. Chapter Seven collects the available
information of both well-known and lesser-known examples of squid
bioluminescence. Chapter Eight discusses the enhancement of
chemiluminescent emission by using metal-nanoparticles near a
luminescent molecule, which is known as metal-enhanced
chemiluminescence. In Chapter Nine it is explained how model
molecules can make the study of complex bioluminescence reaction
mechanisms accessible, as well as allowing for chemiluminescence on
macroscopic molecular crystals. Chapter Ten describes experimental
and computational approaches used for enhancing the thermostability
of firefly luciferase. Chapter Eleven demonstrates the usefulness
of theoretical studies for better understanding chemiluminescent
reactions. Chapter Twelve describes the fundamental theoretical
aspects of state-of-the-art multiconfigurational methods and shows
illustrative examples of their application to the study of
chemiluminescence. Finally, Chapter Thirteen discusses
chemiluminescent experiments that are simple, inexpensive and can
be performed by students.
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