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This paper presents a conceptual overview of the main figures that Lacan borrowed in his approach to surface topology; the aim is to fathom the theoretical implications and the ontological consequences of these schemes regarding central psychoanalytic concepts such as subject, jouissance, object, fantasy, among others. It develops a logical sequence of iconic topological figures in Lacan, from the torus to the cross-cap, passing through the Möbius strip and the Klein bottle. It concludes with the cross-cap because it specifies the novel contribution of concepts re-articulated from these new tools. Theoretical terms such as subject and object, as well as their complex relationship, are clarified from a critical conception of dualism and by offering an alternative that surpasses the spheroid topologies. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This paper aims to present the results obtained by comparing two reactive routing protocols: ad hoc ondemand distance vector and dynamic source routing protocol. This served to evaluate quality of service quality metrics in two wireless network topologies in a rural isolated electric microgrid. The network infrastructure was simulated using the Network Simulator 2. The quality of service metrics compared in this study includes the average delay, the throughput, the rate of successfully delivered packets, and the jitter in two network topologies: tree and mesh. The results showed that the reactive routing on-demand protocol presented better service quality indicators in both topologies. In conclusion, the routing protocol complies with the communication requirements for the operation of a rural isolated microgrid with low node density. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The following paper offers six contemporary readings of Schelling's Freedom essay. It begins by explaining the fundamental problem of the Essay, namely the contraction between freedom and necessity and between ground and existence. The principle of ground must be understood in ontological sense, and implies a hierarchic and necessary relationship between the elements involved. The principle of existence is rather of ethical nature and implies a separation, non-necessary and horizontal relationship of its members. Hence the question: how to think the "simultaneity" of two irreconcilable fundamental positions? To address this issue I offer a confrontation between Adorno and Schelling regarding non-identity thought. Finally I offer six contemporary readings of the Essay, which can be sorted in two groups: a) a logical-topological perspective (involving non-classical logics and topology) and b) a reading from four contemporary thinkers: Karatani, Blondel, Merleau-Ponty and Giinther and three closely-related notions developed by them: that of parallax, chiasm and diplopy. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The present paper emerges from the research conducted between the Microelectronics Research Center (CIME) and the Faculty of Biology of Universidad de la Habana in order to studying the behavior of small mammals. The design and analysis of three ECG acquisition channels is made, which are going to be used in applications of Neuroethology. These measurement channels belong to the higher system that manages to record, store and process the signal in real time. The theoretical computations are compared with the results of simulations using PROTEUS ProSPICE 7.10 SP0; showing the advantages and disadvantages between each topology. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]