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Computing The Stanley Depth

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Author

Muhammad Imran Qureshi

Supervisor

Dorin Popescu

Department

Department of Mathematics

Program

PhD

Institute

Government College University

Institute Type

Public

City

Lahore

Province

Punjab

Country

Pakistan

Thesis Completing Year

2006

Subject

Mathematics

Language

English

Link

https://library.gcu.edu.pk/Thesis/PhD/22-PhD-sms-07.pdf 

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CD is also available at PG Library

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2021-02-17 19:49:13

Modified

2023-03-04 12:02:57

ARI ID

1676711053971

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98:01
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98:02
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98:03
a. containing clear instructions for them.

98:04
a. Yet those who were given the former Scriptures did not challenge and become divided into factions until after this kind of Clear Evidence came to them.

98:05
a. Even though all they were commanded to:
- submit to Allah alone in awe, reverence, and worship,
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- establish the Salat/Prayers and
- pay out Zakat/annual charity
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98:06
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98:07
a. However, those who believe and practice righteousness,
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98:08
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