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New Mexico Lobo, Volume 072, No 1, 9/11/1968, University Of New Mexico

1968

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 072, No 1, 9/11/1968

University Of New Mexico Board Of Regents Minutes For August 24, 1968, University Of New Mexico Board Of Regents

Board of Regents Meeting Minutes

Minutes from the 1968-08-24 Board of Regents Meeting

Formally Real Fields, Gail L. Carns

Mathematics & Statistics ETDs

This paper is concerned with the analysis of the set of orders on a formally real field using category and sheaf theory as tools. We topologize the set of orders in a way similar to that used in the prime spectrum of algebraic geometry and define a presheaf of groups using the notion of inverse limits. We then find necessary and sufficient conditions that these presheaves be sheaves. Next we notice that if F ⊆ Fⁱ respectively, fields, θ and θⁱ are the set of orders on F and Fⁱ respectively, and Γ and Γⁱ are …

The Summer Lobo, Volume 071, No 8, 8/1/1968, University Of New Mexico

1968

The Summer Lobo, Volume 071, No 8, 8/1/1968

The Summer Lobo, Volume 071, No 7, 7/25/1968, University Of New Mexico

1968

The Summer Lobo, Volume 071, No 7, 7/25/1968

The Summer Lobo, Volume 071, No 6, 7/18/1968, University Of New Mexico

1968

The Summer Lobo, Volume 071, No 6, 7/18/1968

The Summer Lobo, Volume 071, No 5, 7/11/1968, University Of New Mexico

1968

The Summer Lobo, Volume 071, No 5, 7/11/1968

A Study Of The (T, P) Reaction On 90,92,94,96zr And 122,124sn, Jerome G. Beery

Physics & Astronomy ETDs

A study is made of the (t, p) reaction on targets of ^90,92,94,96Zr and ^122,124Sn. The purpose of the study is to investigate the nuclear energy levels that are populated by putting two neutrons into a target nucleus. The targets were bombarded with 20-MeV tritons from the Los Alamos tandem Van de Graaff facility. Protons were detected with solid-state counter telescope and the data was recorded with an online digital computer. Energy spectra were taken for each of the targets utilizing a magnetic spectrometer in order to obtain excitation energies with an accuracy of ± 10 keV. The …

Flora, Time Discounting By Certain Forest Landowners, Peter H. Pearse

Natural Resources Journal

No abstract provided.

Annual Report Of The University, 1967-1968, University Of New Mexico

UNM Annual Reports

One of the tasks of a university president is to examine the strengths and weaknesses of his institution and, on the basis of this evaluation, recommend directions for the future course of the university. Accordingly, during the months since I took office on July 1, I have given a great deal of consideration to existing conditions and to the formulation of objectives which I believe will be of prime importance to the University of New Mexico in the years immediately ahead. There are four goals which I believe arc basic-maintaining the autonomy and integrity of the University, enhancing and improving …

University Of New Mexico Board Of Regents Minutes For June 07, 1968, University Of New Mexico Board Of Regents

Board of Regents Meeting Minutes

Minutes from the 1968-06-07 Board of Regents Meeting

Faculty Senate Meeting Minutes, 06/05/1968, P 309-378, Unm Faculty Senate

Faculty Senate Meeting Minutes, 1920 - 2013

No abstract provided.

Origin Of Reeflike Masses In The Upper Member Of The San Andres Formation, Central Guadalupe Mountains, Eddy County, New Mexico, Richard Lane Squires

Earth and Planetary Sciences ETDs

Several reeflike masses crop out in the upper part of the Upper member of the San Andres Formation in the Last Chance Canyon area, southeastern New Mexico. The reeflike masses are situated on the Northwest shelf adjacent to the Delaware basin of Permian age. Based on the compilation of the field and laboratory data, it was concluded that the reeflike masses are not reefs at all and such exposures are termed pseudoreefs. No criteria were found which could be used to differentiate the masses from surrounding, laterally equivalent strata since both consist of relatively unfossiliferous dolomitized mudstones and wackestones. The …

Pupil Growth As A Function Of Teacher Flexibility, Student Independence, And Student Conformance, Stanley James Hipwood

Teacher Education, Educational Leadership & Policy ETDs

Using a sample of 394 student subjects and six teachers, the author sought to prove the hypothesis that highly independent students would achieve a higher degree of pupil growth in mathematics mastery than would highly conforming students when both groups were under the teaching influence of high flexibility teachers. The California Psychological Inventory (CPI) by Harrison G. Gough was the test instrument selected to test student independence (Achievement via Independence Scale -- A_i), and teacher flexibility (Flexibility Scale -- F_x). Pupil growth in mathematics was determined by a pretest- posttest application of the Quantitative Thinking section …

The Motion Of A Charged Particle In The Field Of A Magnetic Dipole, E. Royce Fletcher

Physics & Astronomy ETDs

The principal difficulties encountered in attempting to solve the general problem of the motion of a non-relativistic, non-radiating charged particle in a magnetic field which varies position and time, are associated with the induced electric field. That is to say, the time variation of the magnetic field produces an electric field which also acts on the particle. Both these fields must be known as functions of time and position if the equations of motion are to be determined exactly.

Petrography And Structure Of The Pedernal Hills, Torrance County, New Mexico, Ralph Alan Gonzales

Earth and Planetary Sciences ETDs

In the Pedernal Hills, in the eastern part of north-central New Mexico, five Precambrian metamorphic and igneous rock types occur. Stratigraphically, oldest to youngest, they include medium-grained granite gneiss; quartzite, quartz-mica schist, and quartz-specular hematite schist; schist unit consisting mainly of quartz-muscovite schist and greenstone; intrusive granite which includes rocks ranging from quartz diorite to alkali granite; and cataclasite representing dynamically metamorphosed rocks.

The Spectroscopic Constants Of The Ground Electronic State Of Hydrogen Molecular Ion, Bertle Daniel Hansen

Physics & Astronomy ETDs

ABSTRACT

An accurate theoretical determination of certain vibration rotation properties of the hydrogen molecular ion is made. Two different methods of analysis are used in the determination of these properties. First, an energy equation for diatomic molecules is

fitted directly to theoretical vibration and rotation eigenenergies of the ground electronic state of H+2 calculated by J.M. Peek. These eigenenergies include adiabatic corrections determined by w.Kolos. Second, a fixed-nucleus potential for the ground electronic state of H+2, calculated by J. M. Peek which did not include adiabatic corrections, is expanded in a power series in the neighborhood of the equilibrium internuclear …

Functional Relationships For Fredholm Integral Equations Arising From Pseudo-Transport Problems., Richard Crenshaw Allen Jr.

Mathematics & Statistics ETDs

In this dissertation we consider a class of integral equations of the general form

Ψ(z)=g(z) + ∫_y^x Y(z’)K(|z-z’|) Ψ(z’)dz’

Where K has an integral representation of the type

K(u)= ∫₀^∞ k(s’)e^-a(s’)uds’

With this integral equation, we associate the pseudo transport problem

(sgn s) ∂/∂z N(z,s) + a(s)N(z,s) = k(s)Y(z) ∫_-∞^∞ N(z,s’)ds’,

Y< =z< =x, |s| < ∞

with certain boundary conditions. (Equation (2) is a generalization or the equation for particle transport in a slab geometry). Equivalence between the problems (1) and (2) is established. Thus any results concerning the problem (2) produce corresponding results concerning the …

Samuel Johnson's Critical Principles:A Chronological Study., Shirley Ann Johnston

English Language and Literature ETDs

The Victorian dismissal of Samuel Johnson as a narrow, orthodox nee-classical critic is no longer considered valid by Johnsonians. But there is little agreement on what were Johnson's basic principles, and he often is considered inconsistent. Some of his controversial judgments are misunderstood, and his general critical position misrepresented, because distinctions are not made between his carefully weighed judgments written for publication and offhand conversational opinions handed down by Boswell and others. Moreover, Johnson's criticism commonly is represented by popular passages from select pieces of criticism, intermixed without regard for circumstances or time of composition, and sometimes taken from context. …

The Geology Of The Jicarilla Mountains, Lincoln County, New Mexico., George Ernest Ryberg

Earth and Planetary Sciences ETDs

The Jicarilla Mountains in west-central Lincoln County, New Mexico, consist of Permian, Triassic, and Cretaceous sediments intruded by Tertiary sills, dikes, laccoliths, and stocks. The upper 50 feet of the Yeso Formation is exposed and is conformably overlain by the San Andres Formation which consists of the lower Sandstone, and middle Limestone, and upper Gypsum members. The Permian Artesia Formation, which is about 300 feet thick, unconformably overlies the Gypsum member. Unconformably overlying the Artesia Formation is a 200-foot section of the Triassic Santa Rosa Formation. The boundary between the Santa Rosa Formation and the overlying Chinle Formation is gradational. …

The Synthesis Of 5- And 8-Dialhylamino-Alkylaminopyrido [2,3-D] Pyridazines As Potential Antimalarial Agents, William M. Rich

Chemistry and Chemical Biology ETDs

The appearance of strains of malaria resistant to most of the synthetic antimalarial agents has prompted the investigation of new compounds for antimalarial activity. The structural similarities of the nucleus of pyrido [2,3-d] pyridazine to pteridine as well as to the known quinoline antimalarials suggested the possibility of development of potential chemotherapeutic agents based on the ring system.

A series of 5,8 substituted pyrido [2,3-d] pyridazines were prepared in which one substituent was a dialkylaminoalkylamino group and the other substituent either a chloro, ethoxy, or hydroxy group. Ultraviolet, infrared, and nuclear magnetic resonance spectra were reported for all compounds. Structures …

Pressure And Temperature Dependence Of The Acoustic Velocities In Polymethylmethacrylate, James Russell Asay

Physics & Astronomy ETDs

The acoustic velocities in polymethylmethacrylate have been measured with an ultrasonic pulse echo technique as functions of frequency, temperature and pressure. At atmospheric pressure, data on the velocities and attenuation coefficients were obtained over the range of temperature from 22°c to 75°c and for the frequency range of 6 to 30 MHz. At the temperatures of 25, 40, 55 and 75°c, the pressure dependence of the longitudinal and shear velocity was obtained to 150,000 psi at a frequency of 6 MHz. From the frequency measurements of the velocities, the complex elastic moduli in polyrnethylmethacrylate were calculated at room temperature. The …

University Of New Mexico Board Of Regents Minutes For May 25, 1968, University Of New Mexico Board Of Regents

Board of Regents Meeting Minutes

Minutes from the 1968-05-25 Board of Regents Meeting

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 071, No 113, 5/20/1968, University Of New Mexico

1968

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 071, No 113, 5/20/1968

Dose And Depth Dose Measurements On The Sixth Gemini Flight, A Comparison With The Gemini-4 Radiation Measurements, Marion F. Schneider

Physics & Astronomy ETDs

Two tissue-equivalent ionization chambers were flown behind 0.4 gram/cm.² and 2.5 grams/cm.² of shielding inside the Gemini-6 spacecraft. The instruments measured the radiation levels resulting from primary cosmic radiation and the trapped particle environment of the earth's Van Allen belts. Each sensor was constructed from a special tissue-equivalent plastic with radiation cross sections that closely match standard muscle tissue for the many complex types and energies of radiation encountered in space. The design of the sensor and logarithmic electrometer preamplifier are described in detail. The calibration and directional sensitivity of the sensors with cobalt-60 and cesium-137 gamma radiation …

The Geology Of The White Oaks-Patos Mountain Area, Lincoln County, New Mexico, Richard A. Haines

Earth and Planetary Sciences ETDs

The White Oaks-Patos Mountain area is in the north­ central portion of the Sierra Blanca basin in central Lincoln County, New Mexico. The rocks consist of Permian, Triassic, and Cretaceous strata intruded by early Tertiary sills, dikes, and laccoliths. The 2,900 feet of sedimentary strata include 750 to 800 feet of Permian rocks, 550 feet of Triassic rocks, and 1700 feet of Cretaceous rocks. Extensive Tertiary­ Quaternary pediments cover much of the area.

The mapped area lies in the center of a large concentra­tion of Tertiary intrusive bodies known as the ln County porphyry belt, including Patos Mountain. Igneous rocks …

Geology Of The Southern Pilot Range, Elko County, Nevada And Box Elder And Tooele Counties, Utah, John Michael O'Neill

Earth and Planetary Sciences ETDs

The southern Pilot Range is a slightly sinuous, north-trending mountain range located in the northeastern part of the Great Basin.

Approximately 18,500 feet of miogcosynclinal sedimentary rocks representing every system from late Precam­brian to Permian(?) are exposed in the southern Pilot Range. Because of intense faulting, many of the strati­graphic relationships between the formations are impossible to determine. Mesozoic and Tertiary strata are absent; however, Pleistocene Lake Bonneville deposits are wide­ spread, although thinly distributed. Small igneous stocks, dikes, and sills are common only in the southern two-thirds of the map area. Stocks are principally granodioritic. In several cases the …

The Thermal Conductivity Of Liquid Helium 4 And Liquid Helium 3., Jerry F. Kerrisk

Chemistry and Chemical Biology ETDs

The thermal conductivity of liquid He4 (helium I region) has been measured between 1.77 K and 3.95 K, and the thermal conductivity of liquid He3 has been measured between 1.5K and 3.95K, both at pressures up to 34 atm. With He4, special attention was given to the vicinity of the lambda-transition, where data were taken as close as 10^-4 K to the transition. With He3, the critical region was given special attention. Data were taken within 10^-2 K of the critical temperature. The thermal conductivity of He4 and He3 gas at low pressure has also been measured between 1.5 K …

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 071, No 109, 5/13/1968, University Of New Mexico

1968

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 071, No 109, 5/13/1968

Surface Resonances In High Frequency Scattering From A Nearly-Sharp Three Dimensional Well., Jaime Marcelo Wong Luy Tay

Physics & Astronomy ETDs

A computational investigation of the effect of a surface transition region of relative half-width δ on certain surface resonances in high frequencies scattering from a nearly-sharp, three dimensional spherical well is performed by the method of partial wave analysis.

An incident beam of particles, described by a scalar plane wave, interacts with a fixed scattering center represented by a dielectric sphere of index of refraction 1.333, with a very small transition region in the boundary of the well, described by an odd polynomial function of third order. This is the scalar-wave analogue to the more complicated problem of scattering of …