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Compensation légale des créances. La créance du bénéficiaire d'un virement sur son propre banquier n'existe qu'à compter de la réception effective de…
2008
International audience; (Com. 18 sept. 2007, pourvoi n° 06-14.161, arrêt n° 1001 FS-P+B+I+R, Caisse de crédit mutuel de Paris c/ Pellegrini, Juris-Data, n° 2007-040411 ; cette Revue 2007. 812, obs. D. Legeais ; D. 2007. AJ. 2464, obs. V. Avena-Robardet, et Chron. C. cass. 2764, spéc. 1765, obs. M.-L. Bélaval ; JCP E 2007. 2499, note N. Mathey)
Théorie des spectres rovibroniques des molécules octaédriques : Hamiltonien et moments de transition
2002
This thesis is devoted to the treatment of rovibronic couplings of octahedral species for which the Born-Oppenheimer approximation is broken down. By using the octahedral formalism, a full effective rovibronic model is extended from works about molecules in a non-degenerate electronic state. This effective model is dedicated to molecules with an odd or an even number of electrons and it has been successfully applied to V(CO)6 and ReF6. For both of them we have four interacting vibronic sublevels attributed to a dynamical Jahn-Teller effect and giving rise to very complicated spectra. This model is validated by the overall agreement between predicted and observed band profiles. Moreover, an …
Appropriateness between physical space and multicentre economic space in localization problems
1991
Location models are constructed in mathematical economic spaces whereas people locate themselves in real or physical spaces. If economic spaces are multicentric ones, their properties are different from physical spaces. We say that these two spaces are not symmetric. Hence, mathematical location model can lead to an optimal location solution which doesn't' exist in physical space. But, if we admit that an optimal location solution owns more or less to a function of demand of location, we can resolve this question. Then, fuzzy demand functions of location are defined in multicentric spaces and an illustration of this concept is presented.
French University Cooperation in Cambodia
2000
International audience; After the signing of the Paris Accords in 1991, the French overseas aid program (French Cooperation) in Cambodia progressed rapidly at both the human and financial levels, due to concurrent action by the four institutions concerned with French public aid for development. French cooperation has been aimed particularly at the level of higher education, and especially at the following six higher education institutions : Royal University of Phnom Penh, Institute of Technology of Cambodia, Faculty of Law and Economics, Faculty of Medecine, Royal University of Fine Arts, Royal Agricultural University. In this chapter, we shall analyse the main outcomes of Franco-Cambodian …
Les caves coopératives du Mâconnais et la défense du vignoble dans l’entre-deux-guerres
2004
National audience
Recursive estimators 2
1991
In this paper the techniques for recursive estimation of linear model are extended to non-spherical disturbances. First we present the recursive formulae of generalized least squares. The recurrence relation for the residual sum of squares are derived. We show in the second part of the paper a recursive formulae of generalized instrumental variables.
Quasi order, pseudo order and not order
1995
This study, after having presented the structure of total semi-order and that of pseudo-order one, presents a new preference structure called non order. This one generalizes both the semi-order structure and the pseudo-order one. The details analysis are based on the usual concepts of the relationnal approach of preference modelling and on some new concepts and principles which fit the imprecise context. These new principles are : imprecise discriminant power, imprecise transitivity, imprecise intransitivity and generalized limited comparability. The new concepts are : preference relationnal constituent and preference relationnal state.
Distribution of power and social utility under nonadditive aggregation rules
1992
In this paper, we try first to shift the problem onto the agents. We want actually to consider some methods for passing from coalitions to lotteries over coalitions. These methods are associated with a function that could correspond to a social utility function. It gives the level of satisfaction coming from the anticipated "consumption" of a subset of alternatives (goods, candidates,..) by a coalition. Second, we want to define the distributions of power regardless of those two-element feasible sets which characterize preferences in basic models on one side, and we try to exhibit a theoretical relation between the basic Barberà & Sonnenschein’s model and ours thanks to the Choice Axiom of …
De l'effet d'imprécision et du paradoxe de la non ponctualité des seuils vers la définition de quelques concepts et principes de modélisation des pré…
1994
(EN) This survey deals with conceptual and theoritical basis of imprecise preference modelling. From the establishment of non-punctuality of the imprecise preference threshold, imprecise discrimination power is set. This involves that the modelling preference relation tool is composite. Which allows a generalization of the limited comparability principle and an introduction of new concepts which adapt to this theoritical framework.(FR) Ce travail pose les fondements conceptuels et théoriques de la modélisation des préférences imprécises. A partir du constat de non ponctualité des seuils de préférence, il pose le principe du pouvoir discriminant imprécis. Il en résulte que l'outil relationne…
Intern conflicts and a production function with combining sub-factors
1994
Considering sub-factors, like different categories of capital or different categories of work, a production function is proposed: each sub-factor of one factor may be combined with each sub-factor of the other factor. Different types of programs exists at different levels. The conditions to obtain identical solution for these programs are studied. Considering that there is one responsible manager by program, conflicts between managers of each program arepossible because these programs give non identical solutions in general. The important fact is that these intern conflicts appear naturally without extra economical considerations