Physical Sciences and Mathematics Commons^™

Crystal Structures O Hexameric And Dimeric Complexes Of Lithiosobutyrophenone., Michael Nichols, Christina Leposa, Allen Hunter, Matthias Zeller

Michael A Nichols

No abstract provided.

Evidence Of Four Generations Of Monazite Growth In Proterozoic Migmatites Of The Santa Fe Range, North-Central New Mexico, Dan Heuer

Dan Heuer

No abstract provided.

Analytical Chemistry: Theoretical And Metrological Fundamentals, Mark Anderson

Mark R. Anderson

Review of the book "Analytical Chemistry: Theoretical and Metrological Fundamentals," by K. Danzer. Springer: Berlin, Heidelberg, New York. 2007.

Optical Enhancement In Semitransparent Polymer Photovoltaic Cells, Gm Ng, El Kietzke, T Kietzke, Lw Tan, Pk Liew, F.R. Zhu

Professor ZHU, Fu Rong

No abstract provided.

The Aeroacoustics Of Turbulent Coanda Jet Flows, J. Fox, Caroline Lubert

Caroline P Lubert

No abstract provided.

Digit Reversal Without Apology, Lara Pudwell

Lara K. Pudwell

No abstract provided.

U.S. Policy, John Dernbach

John C. Dernbach

No abstract provided.

Graphing Transformations: Does Order Make A Difference?, John Hawkins

John B. Hawkins

No abstract provided.

Confidence Intervals For Biomarker-Based Human Immunodeficiecny Virus Incidence Estimates And Differences Using Prevalent Data, Ron Brookmeyer, S Cole, H Chu

Ron Brookmeyer

Prevalent biological specimens can be used to estimate human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) incidence using a two-stage immunologic testing algorithm that hinges on the average time, say T, between testing HIV positive on highly and less sensitive enzyme immunoassays. Common approaches to confidence interval (CI) estimation for this incidence measure have included (1) ignoring the random error in T or (2) employing a Bonferroni adjustment to the box method. The authors present alternative Monte Carlo-based CIs for this incidence measure, as well as CIs for the biomarker-based incidence difference; standard approaches to CIs are typically appropriate for the incidence ratio. Using …

Multiple Regression, Brad Hartlaub

Brad Hartlaub

Angular Dependent Magnetorestriction Study Of Cecoin5, Catalin Martin, Victor Correa, Kenneth Purcell, Timothy Timothy, Eric Palm, Stanley Tozer, George Schmiedeshoff, J Cooley

George Schmiedeshoff

Using a capacitive dilatometer designed to operate on the rotating stage of a top loading dilution refrigerator probe, we measured the magnetorestriction ( L(H)-L(0))/L(0), of the Heavy Fermion Superconductor CeCoIn5, along all three crystallographic direction, and with the magnetic field applied parallel both to the superconducting ab-planes and to the c-axis. When B||ab, the c-axis magnetorestriction features, besides a sharp jump at the upper critical field, a continuous, second-order like, transition at a lower field, which is consistent with previous observations from specific heat measurements. Our results are consistent with a field induced modulation of the superconducting order parameter (FFLO …

More Than Meets The Eye: Combinatorial Proofs With Graph Theory, Joe Demaio

Joe DeMaio

A Hard Day’S Knight, Joe Demaio

Joe DeMaio

A Graph Theoretic Decomposition Of Binomial Coefficients, Joe Demaio

Joe DeMaio