leff@smu.CSNET.UUCP (02/23/87)
Here are two new technical reports now available
Max Benson
Assistant Professor of Computer Science
University of Minnesota-Duluth
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%A Richard F. Green
%T The Use of Information by Risk-Sensitive Foragers
%R 86-11
%I University of Minnesota-Duluth
%C Duluth, Minnesota
%D November, 1986
%X Caraco and Gillespie have recently presented a model illustrating
risk-sensitive foraging behavior and determined the expected number
of prey that would be caught using two different strategies.
This paper uses the same model but considers a improved foraging
strategy which takes account of a spider's success at a site.
%A Max Benson
%A Stephen S.-T. Yau
%T Equivalences between Isolated Hypersurface Singularities
%R 87-1
%I University of Minnesota-Duluth
%C Duluth, Minnesota
%D January, 1987
%X This paper gives a complete account of the relationship between
six different types of holomorphic equivalences arising from
complex function theory and singularity theory. Conditions
for when these equivalences coincide are given and a number of
examples are given. The final section describes the design of
the software that has been used to compute many of the examples.