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Appendix 9.1 provides an overview of the RM deception studies that I am aware of that have been published in English. Several studies have been published in German, French and Spanish, which restrict their accessibility to many readers and hence I have left them out, but the German and Spanish scholars Siegfried Sporer and Jaume Masip review those studies (in English) elsewhere (Masip, Sporer et al., 2005; Sporer, 2004). As I did with the CBCA studies, I have also included conference presentations which have been discussed elsewhere (Masip, Sporer et al., 2005; Pezdek & Taylor, 2000; Sporer, 2004). Many RM studies have been published as book chapters in the series of the European Association of Psychology and Law. Those chapters are not as thoroughly reviewed as journal articles, so their quality is not guaranteed. Many of these papers, as well as the conference papers, do not give detailed information about how the RM criteria were operationalised. This is problematic because RM is not a standardised tool and different researchers seem to code the criteria somewhat differently. Many of those papers do not give information about the reliability of their coding systems either. I have the impression that only one evaluator coded the statements in many of those studies, and hence we do not know whether the coding is reliable. I have therefore included in Appendix 9.1 whether the paper has been published in a peer reviewed journal or not. I already mentioned that the RM tool may not work with young children. I have therefore also mentioned in Appendix 9.1 whether the participants were adults or children, and if the latter then their age. None of the studies examined memories of events that happened a long time ago, so the assumption

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Fischer et al presented a major result in this research area in 1985 [7] It states that there are no general algorithms to implement consensus in the asynchronous setting even if a single node can be expected to crash Intuitively, the dif culty arises because there is no way to know whether a message from a node is only late or will never arrive (since the node crashed) The theory of unreliable failure detectors was developed to circumvent this impossibility result by making further assumptions (see next section) 1823 Unreliable Failure Detectors Formalized by Chandra and Toueg in 1996 [2], an unreliable failure detector is a distributed entity used as an element in consensus algorithms for asynchronous systems The distributed failure detector provides information about which nodes are correct (have not crashed) and can participate in agreement protocols.

Within the basic bean structures that we introduced in the previous chapter, you have a lot of room to explore different strategies in the enterprise application. Most of the new techniques we introduce in this section revolve around getting more out of your existing application. While you can take these approaches and bolt them into the basic design, it will be more beneficial for you to revisit the complete architecture as a result of having learned to use these new tools.

We conclude that U x0 ; y0 ; d0 is the magni ed and inverted image of the eld at z d1 , and M is the magni cation when D given by Eq. (9.4-6) equals zero. Then, d0 and d1 are related by 1 1 1 d0 f d1 This relation is known as the lens law. 9.4.1 The Effect of Finite Lens Aperture 9:4-12

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