I love its tale of the disintegration of a family in the South, and I especially love one line in the appendix, in which Faulkner gives all manner of family history.
I didn't give it much thought at the time as I was busy cooking, but when I opened it the following day I found it was a further three chapters of the new episode I had included in the appendix that Dumas had dictated after his hand had become too shaky [Dumas is believed to have been in the final stages of syphilis at the time].
I discuss these briefly in the "Appendix E".
Discussing this would be a much longer article, but I chat about it in the appendix of my book, No! Maybe?
Theorem 15 If the map T has a minimal period-two solution { ( Φ 1, Ψ 1 ), T ( Φ 1, Ψ 1 ) }, which is non-hyperbolic, then D ( p ) = 0, where D ( p ) is the discriminant of the polynomial p ( y ) : = p 22 y 22 + p 21 y 21 + ⋯ + p 1 y + p 0, where the coefficients p i, i = 0, ���, 22, are in the Appendix.
In Table 6 in the Appendix, I report the original categorical responses, their frequencies, and the conversion scale.14 I report results for time use outcomes in time units and standardized units.
For instance, as I note in the technical appendix to chapter 10 (available here), the recent wealth surveys undertaken by INSEE in 2004-2010 in France indicate a top decile share just above 50% of the total wealth, whereas fiscal data (inheritance and wealth tax) suggest a top decile share above 60% of the total wealth.
The validity of the identification strategy used in this study is examined in the Appendix, i.e. the exogeneity of Seguro Popular's implementation across regions.
On the other, the theorem considered in the Appendix, i.e. Makowski and Neustadt (1974, Theorem 12.1), presents a wide enough scope of applicability to allow for a complete characterization of the solution to the instrumental program in question.
The characteristics of CA-CDI case-patients are described in the Appendix Table.
