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3 Other simple mappings
3.3 General triangle
Consider a polygon in the complex plane. The Riemann mapping theorem implies that there is a biholomorphic mapping f from the upper half-plane
{\displaystyle \{\zeta \in \mathbb {C} :\operatorname {Im} \zeta >0\}}
to the interior of the polygon. The function f maps the real axis to the edges of the polygon. If the polygon has interior angles α
{\displaystyle \alpha ,\beta ,\gamma ,\ldots }
, then this mapping is given by
{\displaystyle f(\zeta )=\int ^{\zeta }{\frac {K}{(w-a)^{1-(\alpha /\pi )}(w-b)^{1-(\beta /\pi )}(w-c)^{1-(\gamma /\pi )}\cdots }}\,\mathrm {d} w}
is a constant, and a
{\displaystyle a<b<c<\cdots }
are the values, along the real axis of the ζ
plane, of points corresponding to the vertices of the polygon in the z
plane. A transformation of this form is called a Schwarz–Christoffel mapping.
It is often convenient to consider the case in which the point at infinity of the ζ
plane maps to one of the vertices of the z
plane polygon (conventionally the vertex with angle α
). If this is done, the first factor in the formula is effectively a constant and may be regarded as being absorbed into the constant K
Consider a semi-infinite strip in the z plane. This may be regarded as a limiting form of a triangle with vertices P = 0, Q = π i, and R (with R real), as R tends to infinity. Now α = 0 and β = γ = π⁄2 in the limit. Suppose we are looking for the mapping f with f(−1) = Q, f(1) = P, and f(∞) = R. Then f is given by
{\displaystyle f(\zeta )=\int ^{\zeta }{\frac {K}{(w-1)^{1/2}(w+1)^{1/2}}}\,\mathrm {d} w.\,}
{\displaystyle z=f(\zeta )=C+K\operatorname {arcosh} \zeta ,}
where C is a (complex) constant of integration. Requiring that f(−1) = Q and f(1) = P gives C = 0 and K = 1. Hence the Schwarz–Christoffel mapping is given by
{\displaystyle z=\operatorname {arcosh} \zeta .}
This transformation is sketched below.
Schwarz–Christoffel mapping of the upper half-plane to the semi-infinite strip
Other simple mappings[edit]
A mapping to a plane triangle with angles π
{\displaystyle \pi a,\,\pi b}
{\displaystyle \pi (1-a-b)}
{\displaystyle z=f(\zeta )=\int ^{\zeta }{\frac {dw}{(w-1)^{1-a}(w+1)^{1-b}}}.}
The upper half-plane is mapped to the square by
{\displaystyle z=f(\zeta )=\int ^{\zeta }{\frac {\mathrm {d} w}{\sqrt {w(1-w^{2})}}}={\sqrt {2}}\,F\left({\sqrt {\zeta +1}};{\sqrt {2}}/2\right),}
where F is the incomplete elliptic integral of the first kind.
General triangle[edit]
The upper half-plane is mapped to a triangle with circular arcs for edges by the Schwarz triangle map.
The Schwarzian derivative appears in the theory of Schwarz–Christoffel mappings.
Driscoll, Tobin A.; Trefethen, Lloyd N. (2002), Schwarz–Christoffel mapping, Cambridge Monographs on Applied and Computational Mathematics, 8, Cambridge University Press, ISBN 978-0-521-80726-5, MR 1908657 Nehari, Zeev (1982) [1952], Conformal mapping, New York: Dover Publications, ISBN 978-0-486-61137-2, MR 0045823 Further reading[edit]
An analogue of SC mapping that works also for multiply-connected is presented in: Case, James (2008), "Breakthrough in Conformal Mapping" (PDF), SIAM News, 41 (1) .
"Schwarz–Christoffel transformation". PlanetMath. Schwarz–Christoffel toolbox (software for MATLAB)
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Have you ever tried to open a Tetra Pak? As Tetra Laval produce over 110 billion packages a year, chances are that you have. You know the ones. They’re the waxy cardboard cartons that are impossible to open. They spill milk down your suit when you’re getting breakfast. They shoot orange juice over your children when stabbed with a straw. They blurt boiling soup onto your hands when you try to extract them from the microwave. How can that be? Human beings have been storing liquid in vessels for millennia. Yet in spite of all our technological and cultural progress, a Tetra Pak delivers a worse consumer experience than a neolithic stone pot. Why is it one of the great business success stories of the 20th Century? How did it make the Rausing family one of the richest on Earth? That’s what I’ll aim to answer in this article. It’s an answer which is almost as counter-intuitive as the Tetra Pak itself. In marketing, the world is always New and Improved. Every day, thousands of ads give us new reasons to buy: the 2005 Miata is completely redesigned. Huggies are now as thin as Calvin Klein boxer shorts. Airline seats are flatter, wider, softer than ever before. Since the publication of In Search of Excellence, managers have had twenty years of Quality Circles, heading ever upwards towards perfection. It seems like a fairly safe assumption, then, that everything is getting better. But it’s not. In fact, in certain key ways, most mass-produced products and services go through a long cycle of deterioration before they get better. They do this in response to consumer demand. Because faced with a choice between convenience and performance, almost all consumers choose convenience. When I first started researching this, I assumed that I would find exceptions. Sure, there were some slight variations. But wherever I looked, the rule held. Next, I worried that my observations were so obvious, and were such common currency among marketers, that I had never read them because they were too obvious to write down. But I’ve discussed this with marketers far smarter and more knowledgeable than I am. And they all make exactly the assumptions that this article challenges. More importantly, some of the largest corporations in the world have been wrongfooted in their marketing, in their development of new products, and in the kinds of experiences they provide for their customers, precisely because they’ve ignored the principles that I’m about to outline. I’m talking about companies like General Motors and McDonald’s who could have seen the warning signs years ago by following the methodology I’m going to describe below. But first, let me show you a few examples of what I mean.
Restaurants Let’s look at the history of eating out. After the French Quality Curve: restaurants revolution, the aristocracy with heads still connected to their bodies ended up in The Ivy London. Deprived of their ELITE Escoffier stately homes and chefs, they took to eating at an establishment set up by the M A Belgo/Wagamama SS great Escoffier. (Are you Brasseries listening, France? Your Pizza Express Bistros cuisine was invented in Bernie Inns England). Clearly they were KFC an elite, and this was not time food for the masses. This tradition of grand restaurants serving extremely high quality food has continued ever since in every capital of the developed world. If you’re willing and able to pay a lot of money for a meal in a restaurant, you can have a great meal. Once things had relaxed a bit in France, the 19th Century saw the rise of the Brassiere, serving a simplified version of Haute Cuisine to the new middle classes. The food was more simply prepared, the décor was maybe a little less grand, and the formula was wildly successful. Next came the Russian occupation of Paris in 1815. Cossack soldiers didn’t mind so much about the quality of food, they just wanted it fast. The Russian word for ‘Quick!’ is ‘Bistro!’. Hence the rise of the restaurants of the same name, serving quick, fresh food to the hungry masses. The Russians left, but the Bistros stayed. The food might not have been as fancy, but people liked the convenience. By 1933 when George Orwell was writing Down and Out in Paris and London, you could sit down to one of the finest meals in history at Maxim’s, and when your waiter knocked off work, he could get a steack-frites down the road for next to nothing. By the 1970s the restaurant business in the UK was increasingly run by catering chains like Bernie Inn and Beefeater, serving standardized versions of what the UK public believed was ‘posh’ restaurant food. Doubtless in London you could still get a terrific meal for a great deal of money, but most of us chose the convenience and simplicity of Steakhouse fare over anything more expensive and challenging. Next came the Americans. KFC and McDonald’s1 revolutionised the concept of eating out. They normalised it. It became a natural occurrence to have a hot meal outside your home, and nobody minded that it was carbs soaked in saturated fat. It tasted good and nobody had to wash up afterwards.
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Arguably McDonald’s is not a restaurant, but rather the apotheosis of street food. However as they persist in calling themselves a restaurant chain, I say they’ve made their bed and they can lie in it.
Then, something happened. A new generation of restaurants began to rise in the UK. Pizza Express, founded in the late 1960s in swingin’ Soho, suddenly found that it catered to a newly aspirational diner. Faced with the total ubiquity of fast food outlets, we began to see their shortcomings. McDonald’s was an unfriendly, wipe-down environment where you clearly weren’t welcome to linger. It didn’t serve alcohol. There were pictures of clowns. Basically you were eating in a (very clean) toilet. Pizza Express combined the convenience of McDonald’s with a real, adult eating experience. It’s been followed by chains like Chez Gerard, Belgo and Wagamama. Here we see an almost-complete quality cycle: consumer demand pushes the quality of nearly all restaurants down. Once the lowest common denominator restaurants reached saturation point, consumer demand started pushing the quality up again. The good restaurants don’t necessarily go away, but they remained for the tiny elite who were able and willing to pay. However in a fully mature quality curve, the massmarket product actually overtakes the elite one. I can show you a full cycle in the history of a cup of coffee: from eighteenth-century coffee houses where the intellectual elite invented the Enlightenment, coffee gradually became the drink of the urban middle classes in the 20th Century. (Remember how Tom Courtney aspired to drink coffee in the 1963 film Billy Liar?). Meanwhile the masses were given travesties like chicory coffee and then, post WWII2, instant coffee. Eventually we tired of Nescafe, and instant coffee became fancier (Gold Blend). Then Starbucks happened, and coffee would never be the same again. The Starbucks phenomenon has been described as the fetishisation of commodity. Something ubiquitous is elevated to an extremely high level. So much so, that it actually overtakes the elite (in this case gourmet) that the masses aspire to. The fetishisation of a commodity is the final point in the cycle, where the mass product crosses, and becomes indistinguishable from the elite one. Looking good, sounding bad
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Take a completely different consumer example: recorded sound. Professor Jack Dinsdale spent his career analysing sound quality. His conclusion was that every generation of consumer sound reproduction technology was worse than the last, with one exception. The first truly mass recorded medium were 78RPM records. When these gave way to 33RPM LPs, there was a dip in quality as the sample rate went down (the record went round more slowly). However, consumers didn’t care, as you could store a lot more on a 33 than you could on a 78. Then came cassette tapes, a medium that wasn’t designed for storing music at all. Philips created cassette tapes as media for dictation. But people picked up on their convenience and portability, and soon they were a giant global music phenomenon, much to Philips’ embarrassment, because they sounded truly dreadful. It’s true that CDs were better than cassettes, but according to Professor Dinsdale, they were still inferior to vinyl LPs. Once again, people had chosen convenience (ie. portability) over a core attribute (sound reproduction quality) In fact it proved quite difficult to make something that reproduced music worse than a cassette tape. But of course, we managed it eventually. Welcome the delightful ground-glass quality of MP3! It has the bass response of a bee in a coffee tin and offers the depth of a grand piano being played over a telephone. However, a 60GB iPod can store the amount of music that would fill a house with LPs, and there’s no sign that anybody’s going back to vinyl in any great numbers.
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Recorded music hasn’t been around as long as restaurants, so maybe it’s not surprising that the curve hasn’t started heading back up again towards quality. MP3 players are still relatively expensive, and have not reached the kind of saturation that KFC attained on our high streets – yet. But with the possibilities of storing a lifetime’s worth of music on a single device, I would predict, using our model, that the curve is going to bottom out soon, and people will be demanding better quality recording and playback on their devices very soon. I could go on But I won’t. Think of beer, going from skilled local brewers to mass produced breweries and ending up with Skol, the biggest-selling lager in the UK at the start of the 1990s. Now the market is dominated with brands that were then considered niche
and premium. Or consider technology. There’s a slight difference here, where Moore’s Law stops mass-produced software from extreme quality drops3. I challenge you to find a product category that doesn’t follow this pattern, where the core function is actually made worse through consumer demand: sunglasses, moisturiser, cars, high street fashion, editing software… The trap At some point along this curve, even the most dynamic brand is going to drop its anchor. By that I mean that consumer perception about the quality of your product is going to be fixed. And if that anchor drops while the curve is bottoming out, then it will take an enormous and immediate effort to get off the bottom and change consumer perceptions. Remember what your mum told you about pulling an ugly face. If the wind changes, you’ll be stuck like that. McDonald’s, for example, stuck itself firmly on the bottom of the low-quality-foodserved-in-toilet curve, and stayed there while consumer demand pushed the quality threshold upwards. Now they’re playing catch-up. It’s too early to say whether their redesigned flagship restaurants, with wooden floors and non-hose-downable furniture are justifying the investment with increased profits. Meanwhile Kraft foods are experiencing flat sales in spite of continued fiddling with brand extensions. Their Tassimo high-end coffee product may help to lift them off the bottom of the coffee curve, but it’s little, and late. General Motors, whose Chevrolet and Opel brands have purveyed basic cars at bargain prices, is struggling for sales in a premium-obsessed market. Escaping the trap So does every giant miss the quality curve upswing? Emphatically, no. And different strategies seem to be successful. Take Ikea. Ikea is (as far as I know) unique, in becoming the only brand leader in the world that’s got there simply through price. The people who brought you the (badly built, semi-disposable, unpleasant to purchase) £50 Billy bookcase are employing two parallel strategies. One is to increase the quality of its products, and move its whole range upmarket. The second is to expand into high-end furniture retailing through purchases. In the UK, for example, it has bought the Conran-founded Habitat (which is itself going upmarket thanks to the Creative Directorship of Tom Dixon) and that icon of Arts and Crafts movement chic, Heal’s. Similarly, Volkswagen are turning from a mass-producer of basic cars into a luxury brand through the purchase of Bentley, Bugatti and Lamborghini and the production of the Phaeton. True, the Phaeton is hardly a success story. The Bentley, which is basically the Phaeton with a different badge, sold more units in 2004, in spite of costing nearly twice as much. However this is only testimony to the inertia which brands face when pushing themselves up the quality curve. (I have full faith in
However see Nicholas Negroponte’s comments on computer speeds in Market Leader Spring 2005 for confirmation of the Quality Curve in action
Volkswagen’s ability to pull it off. Look what they did to Skoda. And have you driven a Phaeton? They are unbelievably good cars.) Getting back up the curve: Kano strategies The simple practise of doing what you do, only better, is just one way back up the curve. In the 1980s, Prof. Noriaki Kano developed a model to show the connections between implementing product features and customer satisfaction4. While intuitively you might think that the better you do something, the more people will like you. Kano demonstrated that the relationship is far from simple. In fact, there are three different ways that consumers relate to improvements in products. Sometimes there’s a simple linear relationship He calls these ‘one dimensional attributes’. But most times, there’s not. Some attributes are ‘Threshold attributes’. Far from being attractive, these are seen as the price of entry into a market. (For example, safety in cars. Ten airbags don’t make a car much more attractive than eight). Then there are ‘Attractive attributes’. When these things are absent, a customer doesn’t really notice them. But their presence causes customer satisfaction to shoot up. Think of the ice creams and massages that Virgin give their passengers on longhaul flights. According to Kano, there are two ways to lift yourself up the quality curve. The first is to execute your linear attributes at an ever-higher level. The second is to do unexpected things that delight your customers. However, when you look at the pattern suggested by the quality curve I’ve outlined, there’s a problem with Kano’s model. Delighting your customers might not be enough if your brand anchor is too firmly routed in a ‘quicker, cheaper, easier’ model. Starbucks could fetishise the coffee commodity because it wasn’t the brand which commoditised it. Timing is everything. Ikea started a campaign of ‘name’ designers and higher quality products years before the furniture quality curve bottomed out. What you can do to avoid the trap Your first step is to draw your market as Quality Curve. What stage is your market at? Has it reached ubiquity? Are there mass brands that are actively pushing up the linear and attractive attributes? Plot them on the graph. Then plot your own brand on the curve. If you’re on a curve that is still heading downwards towards complete mass ubiquity (for example, video cameras or digital music players), then you need to consider a
N. Kano. "Attractive Quality and Must-be Quality", Hinshitsu. The Journal of the Japanese Society for Quality Control, (April 1984), pp. 39 -48.
strategy which gives you a wide enough range to encompass mass-market goods, where the big money will continue to be in the short to mid term. However you need to consider creating a high-end offering, even if the margins are much more limited. Because this is where your market will ultimately head. Canon is doing this brilliantly in the digital imaging arena, with entry-level products like the Ixus/Elph and
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n a recent study Prechelt (1999) compared the relative performance of Java and C++ in execution time and memory usage. Unlike many benchmark studies, Prechelt compared multiple implementations of the same task by multiple programmers in order to control for the effects of differences in programmer skill. Prechelt concluded that “as of JDK 1.2, Java programs are typically much slower than programs written in C or C++. They also consume much more memory.” We repeated Prechelt’s study using Lisp as the implementation language. Our results show that Lisp’s performance is comparable to or better than C++ in execution speed; it also has significantly lower variability, which translates into reduced project risk. Furthermore, development time is significantly lower and less variable than either C++ or Java. Memory consumption is comparable to Java. Lisp thus presents a viable alternative to Java for dynamic applications where performance is important.
MB of RAM and ours had only 64 MB; however, none of the programs used all the available RAM, so the results should not have changed. Common Lisp benchmarks were run using Allegro CL 4.3. Scheme benchmarks were run using MzScheme (Flatt 2000). All the programs were compiled to native code.
Figure 1 shows the results of our experiment
Our data set consists of 16 programs written by 14 programmers. (Two programmers submitted more than one program, as was the case in the original study.) Twelve of the programs were written in Common Lisp (Steele 1990), and the other four were in Scheme (ACM 1991). All of the subjects were volunteers recruited from an Internet newsgroup. To the extent possible we duplicated the circumstances of the original study. We used the same problem statement (slightly edited but essentially unchanged), the same program input files, and the same kind of machine for the benchmark tests: a Figure 1: Experimental results. The vertical lines from left to right indicate, respectively, the 10th SPARC Ultra 1. The only difference percentile, median, and 90th percentile. The hollow box encloses the 25th to 50th percentile. The was that the original machine had 192 thick grey line is the width of two standard deviations centered on the mean.
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and the data from the original Prechelt study. The results are presented as cumulative probability distribution functions. The Y-value at a particular point on the curve represents the fraction of programs with performance on a particular metric that was equal to or better than the X-value at that point. The horizontal extent of the curve indicates the range of values. A smooth curve indicates evenly distributed values. A curve with discontinuous jumps indicates clustering of the data at the jumps. Two striking results are immediately obvious from the figures. First, development time for the Lisp programs was significantly lower than the development time for the C, C+, and Java programs. It was also significantly less variable. Development time for Lisp ranged from a low of 2 hours to a high of 8.5, compared to a range of 3 to 25 hours for C and C++ and 4 to 63 hours for Java. Programmer experience cannot account for the difference. The experience level was lower for Lisp programmers than for both the other groups (an average of 6.2 years for Lisp versus 9.6 for C and C++ and 7.7 for Java). The Lisp programs were also significantly shorter than the C, C++, and Java programs. The Lisp programs ranged from 51 to 182 lines of code. The mean was 119, the median was 134, and the standard deviation was 10. The C, C++, and Java programs ranged from 107 to 614 lines, with a median of 244 and a mean of 277. Second, although execution times of the fastest C and C++ programs were faster than the fastest Lisp programs, the runtime performance of the Lisp programs in the aggregate was substantially better than C and C++ (and vastly better than Java). The median runtime for Lisp was 30 seconds versus 54 for C and C++. The mean runtime was 41 seconds versus 165 for C and C++. Even more striking is
Lisp seems to offer reduced development time and reduced variability in performance.
the low variability in the results. The standard deviation of the Lisp runtimes was 11 seconds versus 77 for C and C++. Furthermore, much of the variation in the Lisp data was due to a single outlier at 212 seconds (which was produced by the programmer with the least Lisp experience: less than a year). If this outlier is ignored, the mean is 29.8 seconds, essentially identical to the median, and the standard deviation is only 2.6 seconds. Memory consumption for Lisp was significantly higher than for C and C++ and roughly comparable to Java. However, this result is somewhat misleading for two reasons. First, Lisp and Java both perform internal memory management using garbage collection, so often Lisp and Java runtimes will allocate memory from the operating system that is not actually being used by the application program. Second, the memory consumption of Lisp programs includes memory used by the Lisp development environment, compiler, and runtime libraries. This allocation can be substantially reduced by removing from the Lisp image features that are not used by the application, an optimization we did not perform.
Our study contains one significant methodological flaw: all the subjects were self-selected (a necessary expediency given that we did not have ready access to a supply of graduate students who knew Lisp). About the only firm conclusion we can draw is that it would be worthwhile to conduct a follow-up study with better controls. If our results can be replicated they would indicate that Lisp offers major advantages for software development: reduced development time and reduced variability in performance resulting in reduced project risk. Our results beg two questions: (1) Why does Lisp seem to do as well as it does? and (2)
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If these results are real why isn’t Lisp used more than it is? The following answers should be considered no more than informed speculation. When discussing Lisp’s performance we need to separate four aspects that have potentially different explanations. First, Lisp’s runtime performance appears comparable to C and C++. This result contradicts the conventional wisdom that Lisp is slow. The simple explanation is probably the correct one: the conventional wisdom is just wrong. There was a time when Lisp was slow because compilers were unavailable or immature. Those days are long gone. Modern Lisp compilers are mature, stable, and of exceptionally high quality. The second performance result is the low development time. Lisp has a much faster debug cycle than C, C++, or Java. The compilation model for most languages is based on the idea of a compilation unit, usually a file. Changing any part of a compilation unit requires, at least, recompiling the entire unit and relinking the entire program. It typically also requires stopping the program and starting it up again, resulting in a loss of any state computed by the previous version. The result is a debug cycle measured in minutes, often tens of minutes. Lisp compilers, by contrast, are inherently designed to be incremental and interactive. Individual functions can be individually compiled and linked into running programs. It is not necessary to stop a program and restart it to make a change, so state from previous runs can be preserved and used in the next run rather than being recomputed. It is not unusual to go through several change–compile–execute cycles in one minute when programming in Lisp. The third result is the smaller size of the Lisp code. This can be explained by two factors. First, Lisp programs do not require type declarations, which tend to consume many lines of code in other languages. Second, Lisp has powerful abstraction facilities like firstclass functions that allow complex algorithms to be written in a very few lines of code. A classic example is the following code for transposing a matrix represented as a list of lists:
(defun transpose (m) (apply ‘mapcar ‘list m))
The final performance result is the low variability of runtimes and development times—which has several possible explanations. It might be because the subjects were self-selected. It might be because the benchmark task involved search and managing a complex linked data structure, two jobs for which Lisp happens to be specifically designed and particularly well suited. Or it might be because Lisp programmers tend to be good programmers. This in turn might be because good programmers tend to gravitate toward Lisp, or it might be because programming in Lisp tends to make one a good programmer. This last possibility is not as outlandish as it might at first appear. Lisp has many features that make it an easy language to learn and use. It has simple and uniform syntax and semantics. There is ubiquitous editor support to help handle what little syntax there is. The basic mechanics of the language can be mastered in a day. This leaves the programmer free to concentrate on designing and implementing algorithms instead of worrying about the vagaries of abstract virtual destructors and where to put the semicolons. If Lisp programmers are better programmers it may be because the language gives them more time to become better programmers. Which brings us to the question why, if Lisp is so great, is it not more widely used? This has been a great puzzle in the Lisp community for years. One contributing factor is that when artificial intelligence fell out of favor in the 1980s for failing to deliver on its lofty promises, Lisp was tarred with the same brush. Another factor is the dogged persistence of the myth that Lisp is big and slow. Hopefully this work will begin to correct that problem.
Lisp is often considered an esoteric AI language. Our results suggest that it might be worthwhile to revisit this view. Lisp provides nearly all of the advantages that make Java attractive, including automatic memory mani n t e l l i g e n c e • Winter 2000 23
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agement, dynamic object-oriented programming, and portability. Our results suggest that Lisp is superior to Java and comparable to C++ in runtime, and it is superior to both in programming effort and variability of results. This last item is particularly significant because it translates directly into reduced risk for software development.
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ACM. The revised report on the algorithmic language Scheme (W. Clinger and J. Rees, eds.). 1991. ACM Lisp Pointers 4, 3, pp. 1–55. Flatt, M. MzScheme Language Manual. 2000. Available at http://www.cs.rice.edu/CS/PLT/packages/mzscheme/ Prechelt, L. 1999. Java vs. C++: Efficiency issues to interpersonal issues. Communications of the ACM (October). Steele, G.L. 1990. Common Lisp: The Language. 2nd ed. Digital Press.
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It was no secret going in to the contest that rebounding was one of the biggest factors to watch. Sitting at 1-2 in the national rankings, and with two of the best offensive rebounders on the planet, the action after missed shots was a part of every pre-game analysis. After WVU came out with a 37-27 win on the glass (and a +2 on the offensive boards), it was easy to pinpoint that result as one of the key factors in the Mountaineer victory. However, that stat line only scratched the surface of one of the game's key factors. It wasn't just THAT the Mountaineers owned the boards. It was the players that helped build that margin, and the way in which they did it, that bears interest.
First off was Kevin Jones. Although he was transcendent in the win, Jones failed to get an offensive rebound for the first time all year. Part of this was due to the fact that Jones was raining shots from all angles on the heads of Herd defenders, so there were fewer misses to grab. However, the fact that he didn't get at least one caused a raised eyebrow or two, and would have gotten more notice if West Virginia had lost. In his stead, Dominique Rutledge contributed three offensive rebounds to help the Mountaineers to an 11-9 win in that category.
Second, and perhaps most important, was the rebounding performance of WVU's guard trio. Truck Bryant (seven), Jabarie Hinds (five) and Gary Browne (five), combined for 17 retrievals – a huge part of West Virginia total of 37. While all three guards have had good rebounding performances this season, they haven't combined in one game to have the impact they did against the Herd. That's something that Huggins hopes continues in future games, because if it does, West Virginia is going to be very difficult to defeat.
The trio certainly benefited from the box-out efforts of Jones, Rutledge and Noreen, but they also did a lot on their own. They darted in from the perimeter to secure spaces that were cleared by their frontcourt teammates, and almost always blocked their counterparts away from the long rebounds that resulted from Herd jumpshot misses. There were a couple of lapses to be sure, but for the most part Bryant, Hinds and Browne limited the second chances the Herd usually enjoys. Marshall was credited with just eight second chance points in the game, and four of those came in the final five minutes of the game.
Third, Kevin Noreen came up bigger than most expected. Playing for the injured Deniz Kilicli, Noreen totaled six points and five rebounds, but also did yeoman work in keeping high-jumping players such Marshall's Dennis Tinnon off the glass. Tinnon is a genuine talent who plays above the rim (two of his early defensive rebounds appeared to be gobbled up about 12 feet off the floor) but Noreen, who has been shoved around by some of the bigger players he has faced, held his own in this match-up. He played with a determination and aggressiveness that he hasn't shown in some earlier games, and that helped WVU immensely.
Finally, from a team perspective, West Virginia did the best job it has done all year in recovering from its defense of high ball screens to get rebounding position. As WVU forced Marshall out of its offense, the Herd was forced to resort to a high screen in the center of the floor. WVU had its big men show hard on the opposite side of the screen, then scramble back to cover the screener as he rolled to the basket. Oftentimes, that maneuver results in an advantage for the offensive player, as he has a straight shot to the basket to either look for a pass or set up for a rebound. However, West Virginia's defense, especially in the second half, not only forced Marshall out of shooting position, but also rotated well to maintain good position for missed shots. That's not something that shows up directly in the stat sheet, but it went a long way in helping WVU own the boards.
Add these factors up, and it's easy to see why WVU gobbled up missed shots like PacMan. The Mountaineers snared 20 rebounds in its dominant second half, and likely would have gotten more had they not shot a blistering 61.5% over the final 20 minutes. WVU didn't even need its biggest player, Kilicli, to record one of its most impressive games of the year on the glass, but it did need these hidden performances to make it happen. Share on Facebook Share on TwitterTrending on ScoutThe Film Room: WVU - TCUAdams' Family: WVU Corners Form Tight BondAcross The Field: Questions For Oklahoma St.Inside the Matchup: WVU vs OKSTUpdated Scout 300 Trend Meter For 2017Across The Field: Questions For Oklahoma St. Full StoryBlueGoldNews Top StoriesAcross The Field: Questions For Oklahoma St.Oklahoma State has quietly put together a 5-2 record and moved into position to challenge for the top rung of the Big 12 conference. We head Across the Field to find out where the…by Kevin KinderBlueGoldNews2:49 AMWVU One of Six On Dance PredictionBig 12 basketball is almost here. Campus Insiders' Jordan Cornette gets fans ready for the 2016-2017 season by predicting which team will win the conference, who will be the player…by StaffScout CBKYesterday at 2:31 PMAdams' Family: WVU Corners Form Tight BondMORGANTOWN, W.Va. - The ability of West Virginia cornerbacks coach Blue Adams to not only elevate the play of his position, but to get them to coalesce around one another for the…by Matt KellerBlueGoldNewsYesterday at 7:43 AMThe Film Room: WVU - TCUWest Virginia was far more basic in its defensive alignments, at least in terms of fronts, against TCU, but at least some of that had to do with the way the game played out. That,…by Kevin KinderBlueGoldNewsYesterday at 1:48 AMWVU In Good Standing With Big Wide ReceiverA leader has emerged in the recruitment of Cadarius Gaskin, a South Florida native and 6-foot-4, 205-pound wide receiver out of the 2018 class.by Corey BenderScout FootballTuesday at 3:54 PMWVU Defense Ready for Another Daunting TaskMORGANTOWN, W.Va. - For the third week in a row West Virginia's defense will be go up against a dynamic offense with a good quarterback and a bevy of talented skill players. It…by Brian McCrackenBlueGoldNewsTuesday at 12:05 PMWVU's Special Teams Elevating PlayMORGANTOWN, W.Va. - West Virginia's special teams revealed themselves as a potential issue as recently as a couple weeks ago. Now, two sound performances later, the Mountaineers…by Matt KellerBlueGoldNewsTuesday at 11:01 AMHolgorsen Details WVU's Match-up With OSUMORGANTOWN, W.Va. - For the third week in a row, WVU head coach Dana Holgorsen said his team will be taking on its toughest challenge of the year when they travel to Stillwater and…by Brian McCrackenBlueGoldNewsTuesday at 8:19 AMWesley Harris Recaps WVU visitJunior college forward Wesley Harris had a busy weekend, and capped it off with a visit to West Virginia's campus on Sunday.by Kevin KinderBlueGoldNewsTuesday at 6:20 AMFinal Offensive Takes From WVU's Win Over TCUMORGANTOWN, W.Va. - West Virginia's rushing game has rightfully gained acclaim after the win over TCU. But the passing attack was perhaps more impressive in its ability to make a…by Matt KellerBlueGoldNewsTuesday at 6:03 AMInside the Matchup: WVU vs OKSTIt's a Big 12 bout from Stillwaterby Jonathan KahnScout CFBYesterday at 11:20 AMWVU Has Four in Uncommitted Scout.com Top 300The updated Scout 300 Trend Meter for the 2017 class takes a look at which schools are trending for each uncommitted member in the Scout 300.by StaffScout FootballTuesday at 5:40 AMLoad More

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Dermatology Office Assistant Jobs, Employment in Houston, PA
Dermatology Office Assistant jobs in Houston, PA
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