Published in Journal of Geodesy
The International Height Reference System (IHRS), adopted by International Association of Geodesy (IAG) in its Resolution No. 1 at the XXVI General Assembly of the International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics (IUGG) in Prague in 2015, contains two novelties. Firstly, the mean-tide concept is adopted for handling the permanent tide. While many nati...
Published in Discussiones Mathematicae Graph Theory
For any S ⊂ ℤ we say that a graph G has the S-property if there exists an S-edge-weighting w : E(G) → S such that for any pair of adjacent vertices u, v we have ∑e∈E(v) w(e) ≠ ∑e∈E(u) w(e), where E(v) and E(u) are the sets of edges incident to v and u, respectively. This work focuses on {a, a + 2}-edge-weightings where a ∈ ℤ is odd. We show that a ...
Published in Gravitational and Space Research
With benefits such as environmentally safe treatment methods to stimulate growth, to increase plant yield, and improve disinfection efficiency, literature on the field of plasma treatment of seeds is growing. Generalized variables and success criteria have not been well correlated between studies, so this review paper serves to connect plasma and a...
Published in Cultural Science Journal
This article examines some of the theoretical issues that exercised Sergei Eisenstein during the years 1920–1924 when he worked in the Russian Proletarian Cultural-Educational Organization (Proletkult), of which Aleksandr Bogdanov was one of the founders. We ask how far Eisenstein was influenced by Marxism in general and by the ideas of Bogdanov in...
Published in Cultural Science Journal
Published in Cultural Science Journal
Aleksandr Bogdanov’s theory of culture has been outlined in a number of key works on his life and work.See Sochor (1998); Mally (1990); White (2019b). The purpose of the present article is to situate his ideas on the social function of the arts within the framework of his theory of culture. I point out that, whereas in his general theory of social ...
Published in Cultural Science Journal
Published in Cultural Science Journal
Russian Darwinism developed without Malthus – without the struggle for existence. There is a remarkable link connecting the understanding of the Russian Darwinists of ‘natural podbor’ as ‘fine-tuning’ by nature and Aleksandr Bogdanov’s concept of tektological ‘podbor’ (‘assembling’) as the universal mechanism of the construction of any organization...
Published in Cultural Science Journal
In 1932, Sergei Eisenstein started work on his key theoretical book, Grundproblem (later Method), which would present his theoretical system. In the very first notes, he defines a goal that seems to be similar to Aleksandr Bogdanov’s tektology: to find a basic structure – an isomorph – for a work of art but also for the growth of plants and bones, ...
Published in Cultural Science Journal
