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Afterwards. I wanted to change the direction of my own research towards the investigation of the foundations of separation logic (while continuing collaboration with Xxxxxxx Xxxx on verifying Java libraries, continuing work on the Reowolf project, and continuing teaching Concepts of Programming Languages and Program Correctness). There were several reasons for considering this change of direction: firstly, we received numerous anonymous reviews in response to our earlier articles about Java program verification that mentioned separation logic as related work. Secondly, on several occasions Xxxxx indicated he was a contrarian in this subfield, of separation logic, so I was inclined to become a meta-contrarian1. Lastly, I had many interesting discussions about separation logic during the PhD Day organized by the VvL. Although at that time I had only superficial knowledge, I started to wonder: what the hell is separation logic, really? Already, I had done several years of work of a practical nature, in actual Java program verification, and in the mean time I had learned more about higher-order logic, set theory, model theory, proof theory, and foundational issues in mathematics. Now I wanted to do more work of a theoretical nature in mathematical logic, and continue my work on formalizing Xxxxx’x logic. So I convinced Xxxxx that it was a good idea to investigate separation logic. Our approach would be from a foundational point of view, and my goal was to understand what were the issues in separation logic that Xxxxx refrained from articulating in the past twenty years or so. What emerged was a symbiotic relationship between me and my promotor: I gladly took Xxxxx as a confident oracle, and saw myself as a skeptical verifier. In this period we worked together intensively, often spending many hours a day discussing next to a whiteboard. Also I used the Coq proof assistant to meticulously check my work. But at other times, the roles reversed, and I saw myself as the oracle while Xxxxx was verifying my ‘nonsense’, critically and skeptically questioning my position until we obtained something reasonable. The benefit of our symbiosis was that we discovered many of our own mistakes, that we were able to repair ourselves. As such, I was deeply involved in the discovery, the refinement, the verification, and the presentation of the subject matter that is presented in this thesis. Xxxxx and I collaborated on a 1Thanks to Xxxxxxxx for explaining to me why I am an ‘intellectual hips...
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Afterwards. I progressively restrict the action when it is perturbatively expanded to fourth order in derivatives section 4.3. Finally, I investigate the cosmological consequences of the results in section 4.4.
Afterwards paleontological (Xxxxxx et al. 1990, Altaba 1994) and molecular evidence (Xxxxxxxx et al. 1998), as well as morphological, ecological and behavioural considerations, led to consider Puffinus mauretanicus as a distinctive species (Xxxx & Xxxxxxx 1998, Xxxxx- Xxxxx et al. 2000, Xxxxxxxx et al. 2002). This last position has been questioned recently (Yésou 2006), after the discovery that the population breeding in Menorca showed intermediate phenotypical and genotypical characters between mauretanicus and yelkouan, due to hybridization of both taxa in historical times (Xxxx & Xxxxx 2004, Xxxxxxxx et al. 2005, 2007). Nevertheless, current evidence suggests that the birds from Menorca are most closely related to mauretanicus (Genovart et al. 2007), and in the absence of further evidence yelkouan and mauretanicus should be treated as a distinct species for now (Xxxxxxxx et al. in prep.). Distribution throughout the annual cycle The Balearic shearwater breeds exclusively in the Balearic Islands, Spain, where colonies are distributed throughout the 5 main island groups of the archipelago (Menorca, Mallorca, Cabrera, Ibiza and Formentera). During the breeding period (March-July; Xxxx & Xxxxx 2004) the main foraging areas are located along the Mediterranean shelf of the Iberian Peninsula, mainly around the central Catalan coast, the Ebro Delta-Columbretes area and the Cape Nao (Xxxxxx & Oro 1998, Xxxxx & Oro 2002a, Xxxxxx et al. 2003, Xxxx & Xxxxx 2004, Louzao et al. 2006b, Xxxxx et al. 2009). The species also forages within the Balearic archipelago, particularly in the Menorca-Mallorca channel, the south of Mallorca and the area surrounding Formentera and S Ibiza (Xxxx & Xxxxx 2004, Louzao et al. 2006b, Arcos et al. 2009, Louzao et al. 2011a). Finally, the Algerian coast also appears to represent an important foraging ground for the species during the breeding period, according to the (limited) satellite tracking data available, although further research is needed to confirm this point (Xxxx & Xxxxx 2004). At this time of year, observations ob birds also occur regularly in the typically non-breeding areas (see Fig. 1 and below), usually in low numbers (e.g. Xxxxxxx et al. 2003).
