Operator Methods in Approximation Theory by Vita Leonessa, Tuncer Acar, Mirella Cappelletti Montano, Pedro Garrancho

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Attribution Theory: How is it Used? by Eric D. Rubenstein, Andrew C. Thoron

“… Attribution theory is defined as the way that individuals envision the success or failure of their own behavior or the behavior of others. …”
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Localization and Flatness in Quantale Theory by George Georgescu

“…The purpose of this article is to develop an abstract theory of flatness in the framework of coherent quantales. …”
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Amazonian masters in theory and in practice by Olivier Allard

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The Development of the Theory of the Social Network by O. E. Brun

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The probabilistic number theory and continuum by Vilius Stakėnas

“…This allows to develop a piece of probabilistic number theory on sequences B(n, α) for almost all α > 0. …”
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An introduction to the theory of OBCI-algebras by Eunsuk Yang, Eun Hwan Roh, Young Bae Jun

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The critique of the theory of logical causality by E. V. Borisov

“…I put forward objections against Uzquiano’s modification of Hawthorne theory as well as against the very idea of logical causality. …”
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A Theory of Caribbean Aesthetics by Fred d’Aguiar

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Form. Theorie, Analyse, Lehre by Clemens Kühn

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Environmental Ethics and the Need for Theory by Robin Attfield

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Superconformal blocks: general theory by Ilija Burić, Volker Schomerus, Evgeny Sobko

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Theory and Applications of Evolutionary Computation by Tzung-Pei Hong, Chuan-Kang Ting, Oliver Kramer

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Transitivity in uniform approach theory by Y. J. Lee, B. Windels

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The structure and concept of the theory of bibliography by Osvaldas Janonis

“…Lelikova's viewpoints on the concept of the theory of bibliography are examined. The theory of bibliography should be more strictly differentiated from other kinds of scientific information. …”
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A Unifying Theory for SIDS by David T. Mage, Maria Donner

“…The Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) has four distinctive characteristics that must be explained by any theory proposed for it. (1) A characteristic male fraction of approximately 0.61 for all postneonatal SIDS in the US; (2) a distinctive lognormal-type age distribution arising from zero at birth, mode at about 2 months, median at about 3 months, and an exponential decrease with age going towards zero beyond one year; (3) a marked decrease in SIDS rate from the discovery that changing the recommended infant sleep position from prone to supine reduced the rate of SIDS, but it did not change the form of the age or gender distributions cited above; (4) a seasonal variation, maximal in winter and minimal in summer, that implies subsets of SIDS displaying evidence of seasonal low-grade respiratory infection and nonseasonal neurological prematurity. …”
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Skew-Forms and Galois Theory by Gupta, Ashish, Mandal, Sugata

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The Theory and Applications of Hölder Widths by Man Lu, Peixin Ye

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ON THE CORRELATION OF MANAGEMENT THEORY AND METHODOLOGY by A. V. Raychenko

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Bloomsbury Art Theory: An Assessment by Anne-Pascale Bruneau

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