hapter we explain constructive methods for computing
	     the cohomology of a sheaf on a projective variety. We also
	     give a construction for the Beilinson monad, a tool for
	     studying the sheaf from partial knowledge of its cohomology.
	     Finally, we give some examples illustrating the use of the Beilinson
	     monad. </li>

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	     <b>Needles in a Haystack: Special Varieties via Small Fields</b>,
		by Frank Schreyer and Fabio Tonoli:<br/>

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