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This Library Edition I includes all papers published from inception through the end of 2009. MACT TABLE OF CONTENTS: 2000 - 2009 VOLUME 2, NO. 5 -- SEPTEMBER, 2008 ON SOME CLASSES OF KINSHIP SYSTEMS II: NONABELIAN SYSTEMS
ALAIN GOTTCHEINER VOLUME 2, NO. 4 -- SEPTEMBER, 2008 ON SOME CLASSES OF KINSHIP SYSTEMS I: ABELIAN SYSTEMS ALAIN GOTTCHEINER VOLUME 2, NO. 3 -- JUNE, 2008 ANTHROPOLOGY, MATHEMATICS, KINSHIP
DAVID JENKINS VOLUME 2, NO. 2 -- MARCH, 2008 RESTATEMENT OF THE THEORY OF CULTURAL RULES
PAUL BALLONOFF VOLUME 2, NO. 1 -- DECEMBER, 2005 THE TONGAN KINSHIP TERMINOLOGY: INSIGHTS FROM AN ALGEBRAIC ANALYSIS
GIOVANNI BENNARDO AND DWIGHT
READ VOLUME 1, NO. 4 -- OCTOBER, 2005
MACT SASci 2005 Prize Papers COLLECTIVE VIOLENCE IN DARFUR: AN AGENT-BASED MODEL OF PASTORAL NOMAD/SEDENTARY PEASANT INTERACTION LAWRENCE A. KUZNAR AND
ROBERT SEDLMEYER PERCEIVING ETHNIC DIFFERENCES: CONSENSUS ANALYSIS AND PERSONHOOD IN WELSH-AMERICAN POPULATIONS
D. DOUGLAS CAULKINS, et al EXPERIMENTING WITH "LAD CULTURE" A SIMULATION BASED ON WILLIS' LEARNING TO LABOR
SEAN S. DOWNEY VOLUME 1, NO. 3 -- JULY, 2003 TOWARD A THEORY OF CULTURE AND ADAPTIVE POTENTIAL BENJAMIN N. COLBY THE INFLUENCE OF ADAPTIVE POTENTIAL ON PROXIMATE MECHANISMS OF NATURAL SELECTION
BENJAMIN N. COLBY, et al VOLUME 1, NO. 2 -- JUNE, 2003 A COMPUTATIONAL APPROACH TO THE COGNITION OF SPACE AND ITS LINGUISTIC EXPRESSIONS
F.K. LEHMAN AND GIOVANNI
BENNARDO VOLUME 1, NO. 1 -- NOVEMBER, 2000 INFORMATION FLOWS IN KINSHIP NETWORKS
PAUL J. M. JORION NOTES TOWARD A MATHEMATICAL THEORY OF CULTURE PAUL BALLONOFF THE PHYSICAL FARM BUDGET: AN INDIGENOUS OPTIMIZING MANAGERIAL ALGORITHM
MURRAY J. LEAF PRESCRIPTIVE KINSHIP SYSTEMS, PERMUTATIONS, GROUPS AND GRAPHS
GISELE DE MEUR AND ALAIN
GOTTCHEINER FORMAL ANALYSIS OF KINSHIP TERMINOLOGIES AND ITS' RELATIONSHIP TO WHAT CONSTITUTES KINSHIP
DWIGHT READ MACT LETTERS: 2000 - 2009
Reply to: F.K.L. Chit Hlaing, "On G. Bennardo and D. Read's 'The Tongan Kinship Terminology' (MACT 2005): On Associativity"
Dwight Read On G. Bennardo and D. Read's 'The Tongan Kinship Terminology' (MACT 2005): On Associativity
F. K. L. Chit Hlaing The Read-Lehman Letters on Kinship Mathematics
Dwight Read, Kris Lehman (F. K. L. Chit Hlaing) The Logic of Older/Younger Sibling Terms in Classificatory Terminologies
Dwight Read