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Russell-Mulcahy-Poddiakov graphical paradox of non-standard T-shirts and self-referential paradox of (non-)scalable originality

January 2023

DOI:10.13140/RG.2.2.34064.28162

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Alexander Poddiakov

National Research University Higher School of Economics

A poster for a future conference

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Russell-Mulcahy-Poddiakov graphical paradox of non-standard T-shirts

Self-referential paradox of (non-)scalable originality

A. Poddiakov, in dialogue with C. Mulcahy

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Evolution of creating difficulties for others

Alexander Poddiakov

To study evolution creating difficulties for others, including destructive, constructive and diagnosing difficulties.

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Subjective uncertainty in complex problem solving

The aim of our project is to understand how we cope with uncertainty in case of complex problem solving. We are using eye-tracking device for AOI analysis of respondent and complex dynamic scenario interaction. ... [more]

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Non-transitive chess arrangements

Alexander Poddiakov

To find such nontransitive chess arrangements falling under the rock-paper-scissors rule that, for example: - arrangement A of white pieces is more preferable to choose in pair with arrangement B o f black pieces; - arrangement B of black pieces is more preferable to choose in pair with arrangement C of white pieces; - arrangement C of white pieces is more preferable to choose in pair with arrangement D of black pieces; - arrangement D of black pieces is more preferable to choose in pair with arrangement A of white pieces. Based on possibility of nontransitive chess arrangements, some chess-and-mathematical problems are raised: - search for the maximum possible length of a loop of such nontransitive arrangements; - search for different symmetrical arrangements forming loops of nontransitive arrangements (are symmetrical arrangements possible here?); - search for other games (checkers, etc.) in which circles of nontransitive arrangements are possible. A simple example of nontransitive chess arrangements is given in: Поддьяков А. Правило транзитивности против нетранзитивности выбора // Наука и жизнь. 2017. 3. С. 130-137. http://www.nkj.ru/archive/articles/30869/ Pictures: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1086914561475922&set=a.1053017888198923.1073741826.100004721641681&type=3&theater ... [more]

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Rachel Ivy Clarke

Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to propose the use of critical design as an approach for considering the future of libraries. Design/methodology/approach: This paper describes a specific instance of critical design: timeline of the far future of libraries. Findings: Reflections on the critical design are presented. Originality/value: This paper offers the first application of critical ... [Show full abstract] design in the context of librarianship.

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University students’ beliefs about sharing knowledge between researchers from rival countries

July 2015

Alexander Poddiakov

University students’ beliefs about necessity of sharing knowledge vs. keeping secrecy by researchers has been studied. Four cases like the following one were presented to 137 Russian students aged 16-20. “A scientist conducting research in the field of nuclear technologies is attending an international conference. From a report of another participant he gathers that he had just completed work on ... [Show full abstract] a method that can greatly advance the research of the speaker, but they come from different rival states. The questions were asked: “In your opinion, how should the researcher act during the discussion of the report: unveil his own method; keep quiet about it; misinform the speaker to prolong the time that it would take him to understand the method; do something else?” There are two variables in the cases: (a) the area in which both scientists work (nuclear technologies vs. medicine); and (b) the level of competitive interactions (rivalry of countries vs. competition of firms). The most participants (84%) think it necessary to share knowledge on medicine between researchers from rival countries; 11% – to misinform a nuclear physicist from a rival country; and 7% believe (a paradox!) that nuclear physicists from competing firms may conceal information from one another, but nuclear physicists from rival countries must display openness for the sake of saving humankind. Similarly, in 1954 Igor Kurchatov, the leader of the Soviet atomic bomb project, decided to share knowledge on thermonuclear technologies.

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