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Ying Jiang

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20th Century Philosophy
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    Concurrent formation of two different type precipitation-free zones during the initial stage of homogenization
    with Y. Q. Chen, D. Q. Yi, B. Wang, and H. Q. Liu
    Philosophical Magazine 93 (18): 2269-2278. 2013.
    Freedom and Liberty
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    Effects of Ability and Effort Praise on Children’s Failure Attribution, Self-Handicapping, and Performance
    with Shufen Xing, Xin Gao, Marc Archer, and Xia Liu
    Frontiers in Psychology 9. 2018.
    Cognitive Sciences
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    Consistency of a $\lambda$ -theory with $n$ -tuples and easy term
    Archive for Mathematical Logic 34 (2): 79-96. 1995.
    We give here a model-theoretical solution to the problem, raised by J.L: Krivine, of the consistency of λβη+U(G)+Ω=t, wheret is an arbitrary λ-term,G an arbitrary finite group of order, sayn, andU(G) the theory which expresses the existence of a surjectiven-tuple notion, such that each element ofG behaves simultaneously as a permutation of the components of then-tuple and as an automorphism of the model. This provides in particular a semantic proof of the βη-easiness of the λ-term Ω
    Areas of Mathematics
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    Consistency of a $\lambda$ -theory with $n$ -tuples and easy term
    Archive for Mathematical Logic 34 (2): 79-96. 1995.
    Areas of Mathematics
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