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s 2 = (x2 - x1) 2 + (y2 - y1) 2 + (z2 - z1) 2 - c 2 (t2 - t1) 2 ,

soit
                                         s 2 = d 2 - c 2 (t2 - t1) 2 , s 2 = (x2 - x1) 2 + (y2 - y1) 2 + (z2 - z1) 2 - c 2 (t2 - t1) 2 ,

F / T = [ 1 - (v2 / c2) ] ½
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La matière s'est formée grâce au violent déséquilibre originel qui a accompagné la naissance de l'Univers, un peu comme dans un phénomène de
trempe. Une fois apparue, cette matière a été soumise à d'autres déséquilibres qui se sont révélés indispensables à la fabrication de notre Terre. En
effet si cette matière avait atteint et conservé un état d'équilibre l'uniformité
aurait partout régné et les particules, diluées dans un milieu

essentiellement vide, ne se seraient pas agglomérées comme elles l'ont fait pour former les corps célestes.
 
 
 

Les « naines blanches » sont des étoiles très petites. Il est facile d'en estimer grossièrement la taille.
Notre Univers est en expansion. Sa partie visible est bornée par un horizon au-delàduquel les galaxies sont invisibles, leur lumière n'ayant pas encore eu le temps deparvenir jusqu'à nous. Mais où se situe la frontière fatidique ?
Le caractère abstrait des modèles scientifiques a un aspect évident maintes fois relevé par des philosophes ne manquant pas de souligner la
différence entre le réel et l'image que la science s'en fait. Je m'attarde cependant sur ces notions pour au moins
trois raisons. ahh?...



 
 
 
 
 

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Technology and the Future of European Employment

Pascal Petit & Luc Soete (eds.), 2000, Technology and the Future of European Employment, Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd, Cheltenham,
forthcoming. 

Summary 

Developed economies are presently undergoing a set of structural changes which combine the diffusion of information and communication
technologies (ICTs), continuously improving, with a new stage of internationalisation of a broader range of economic activities and a new phase of
tertiarisation, encompassing a new development of business services. It is in the common frame of this tri-dimensional structural change that this
book investigates, with the help of 15 contributions, how the various European countries have been faring in the last two decades and what
happened to them in terms of employment. The book starts with an assessment of Europe as a whole to see how it compares with the growth
trajectories of the US and Japan. It helps to bring forward some of the major issues on the growth pace, on the possible trade off between
unemployment and poor jobs or on the sectoral dimension of the issues, recalling the importance of services, both in the organisation of production
and in determining the level and nature of employment. 

The general and paradoxical productivity slowdown which has affected all countries until the end of the 90s is also a major issue, pointing at basic
organisational problems, investigated in this book. Even if they are linked with the specificities of the new technical system these organisational
mismatches have to be seen in a comprehensive setting which implies not only the tri-dimensional structural change we mentioned above but also
the institutional context which conditions the economic outlook in terms of growth and employment of the diverse European countries. This
approach helps somehow to see to what extent the process of European integration can influence and improve the growth path of its member
states. 

Contributions and comments are by: 

     Chris Freeman, Umit EfenDioglu, Nick von Tunzelmann, Pascal Petit, Giovanni Russo, Ronald Schettkat, Mario Panta, Luc Soete, Michael
     Landesmann, Robert Stehrer, Eve Caroli, Donatella Gatti, Adriaan van Zon, Huub Meijers, Joan Muysken, Ivo De Loo, Thomas Ziesemer, Mark
     Sanders, Vincenzo Spiezia, Marco Vivarelli, Bruno Amable, Robert Boyer and Lars Mjoset 
 

 Welcome

  Welcome to the International Institute of Infonomics (IIoI). 

  The institute has been set up by Maastricht University, with the local
  Polytechnics (Hogescholen Limburg and Maastricht), to study
  InfonomiWelcome

  Welcome to the International Institute of Infonomics (IIoI). 

  The institute has been set up by Maastricht University, with the local
  Polytechnics (Hogescholen Limburg and Maastricht), to study
  Infonomics - the digitisation of society. The research programme has
  been split into five research units: 

       1. e-basics 
       2. e-behaviour 
       3. e-organisation 
       4. e-society 
       5. e-content Welcome

  Welcome to the International Institute of Infonomics (IIoI). 

  The institute has been set up by Maastricht University, with the local
  Polytechnics (Hogescholen Limburg and Maastricht), to study
  Infonomics - the digitisation of society. The research programme has
  been split into five research units: 

       1. e-basics 
       2. e-behaviour 
       3. e-organisation 
       4. e-society 
       5. e-content Welcome

  Welcome to the International Institute of Infonomics (IIoI). 

  The institute has been set up by Maastricht University, with the local
  Polytechnics (Hogescholen Limburg and Maastricht), to study
  Infonomics - the digitisation of society. The research programme has
  been split into five research units: 

       1. e-basics 
       2. e-behaviour 
       3. e-organisation 
       4. e-society 
       5. e-content Welcome

  Welcome to the International Institute of Infonomics (IIoI). 
http://www.infonomics.nl/
  The institute has been set up by Maastricht University, with the local
  Polytechnics (Hogescholen Limburg and Maastricht), to study
  Infonomics - the digitisation of society. The research programme has
  been split into five research units: 

       1. e-basics 
       2. e-behaviour 
       3. e-organisation 
       4. e-society 
       5. e-content cs - the digitisation of society. The research programme has
  been split into five research units: 

       1. e-basics 
       2. e-behaviour 
       3. e-organisation 
       4. e-society 
       5. e-content  touss ) 
Notre Univers est en expansion. Sa partie visible est bornée par un horizon au-delà
duquel les galaxies sont invisibles, leur lumière n'ayant pas encore eu le temps de
parvenir jusqu'à nous. Mais où se situe la frontière fatidique ?