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Conjectural history is a type of
historiography isolated in the 1790s by
Dugald Stewart, who
termed it "theoretical or
conjectural history," as prevalent...
- In
oligopoly theory,
conjectural variation is the
belief that one firm has an idea
about the way its
competitors may
react if it
varies its
output or...
- In mathematics, a
conjecture is a
conclusion or a
proposition that is
proffered on a
tentative basis without proof. Some conjectures, such as the Riemann...
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alongside the L-functions ****ociated to
automorphic representations.
Conjecturally,
these two
types of
global L-functions are
actually two descriptions...
- Conjecture—as in
conjectural emendation—is a
critical reconstruction of the
original reading of a
clearly corrupt, contaminated,
nonsensical or illegible...
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remains of a
primitive city, and
about a
kilometer east is the rock-seat
conjecturally identified with Pausanias's
Throne of Pelops.
There are also hot springs...
- maiestas. The lex
Iulia maiestatis, to
which the date of 48 B.C. has been
conjecturally ****igned,
continued to be the
basis of the
Roman law of
treason until...
- the
Lebanon region near Tel Dan.
Moore (Commentary on Judges, p. 399)
conjecturally identifies it with Paneas.
Hebrew Bible Zobah Lipiński 2000, p. 319...
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later to
photographs in
which the
subjects adopt imaginary personas. A
conjectural portrait is a
portrait made of a
historical figure for whom no authentic...
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theory of L-functions has
become a very substantial, and
still largely conjectural, part of
contemporary analytic number theory. In it,
broad generalisations...
