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Physics Students' Social Media Learning Behaviors And Connectedness, Rachel Moll, Wendy S. Nielsen, Cedric Linder Jan 2015

Physics Students' Social Media Learning Behaviors And Connectedness, Rachel Moll, Wendy S. Nielsen, Cedric Linder

Faculty of Social Sciences - Papers (Archive)

Drawing on a complexity thinking perspective on learning, the conditions of emergence for complex systems were used as an analytic framework to characterize social media learning behaviours for their potential to promote connectedness. The authors' analysis identifies trends in secondary and tertiary physics students' social media use from focus group interview data and characterizes the nature of these behaviours for their potential to benefit students' understanding of the content of science curricula. While the authors' study focuses on physics learning, they propose implications that extend to other science learning contexts vis-a-vis how to transform connectivity learning behaviours into connectedness learning …


Progress In Geant4 Electromagnetic Physics Modelling And Validation, J Apostolakis, M Asai, A Bagulya, Jeremy M. C Brown, H Burkhardt, N Chikuma, M A. Cortes-Giraldo, S Elles, V Grichine, Susanna Guatelli, Sebastian Incerti, V N. Ivanchenko, J Jacquemier, O Kadri, M Maire, L Pandola, D Sawkey, T Toshito, L Urban, T T Yamashita Jan 2015

Progress In Geant4 Electromagnetic Physics Modelling And Validation, J Apostolakis, M Asai, A Bagulya, Jeremy M. C Brown, H Burkhardt, N Chikuma, M A. Cortes-Giraldo, S Elles, V Grichine, Susanna Guatelli, Sebastian Incerti, V N. Ivanchenko, J Jacquemier, O Kadri, M Maire, L Pandola, D Sawkey, T Toshito, L Urban, T T Yamashita

Faculty of Engineering and Information Sciences - Papers: Part A

In this work we report on recent improvements in the electromagnetic (EM) physics models of Geant4 and new validations of EM physics. Improvements have been made in models of the photoelectric effect, Compton scattering, gamma conversion to electron and muon pairs, fluctuations of energy loss, multiple scattering, synchrotron radiation, and high energy positron annihilation. The results of these developments are included in the new Geant4 version 10.1 and in patches to previous versions 9.6 and 10.0 that are planned to be used for production for run-2 at LHC. The Geant4 validation suite for EM physics has been extended and new …