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Introduction to Strongly Correlated Electron Materials and to Dynamical Mean Field Theory (DMFT).

Introduction to Strongly Correlated Electron Materials and to Dynamical Mean Field Theory (DMFT). Gabriel Kotliar Physics Department and Center for Materials Theory Rutgers University. Workshop on Quantum Materials Heron Island Resort New Queensland Australia 1-4 June 2005 . Outline.

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A. Nitzan, Tel Aviv University RBNI Winter school Topics in Nanoscience and Nanotechnology Dead Sea, February 2008

A. Nitzan, Tel Aviv University RBNI Winter school Topics in Nanoscience and Nanotechnology Dead Sea, February 2008.

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Material Functions

Material Functions. Part 3 Introduction to the Rheology of Complex Fluids. To find constitutive equations, experiments are performed on materials using standard flows. stress responses ? materials & type of flow time strain strain rate (or other kinematic parameters)

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Gluons at High Density

Gluons at High Density. Yuri Kovchegov The Ohio State University. DC Meeting/High Energy QCD Section: Big Questions. What is the nature of glue at high density? How do strong fields appear in hadronic or nuclear wave functions at high energies? What are the appropriate degrees of freedom?

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Big Bang, Black Holes, No Math ASTR/PHYS 109 Dr. David Toback Lecture 5 & 6

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Lake Superior Region Carbon Cycle

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EEW508

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Interactive lecturing By Malek Tabbal, Associate Professor & Chairman Department of Physics, AUB Beirut, Lebanon

November 19-20, 2007. Interactive lecturing By Malek Tabbal, Associate Professor & Chairman Department of Physics, AUB Beirut, Lebanon E-mail: malek.tabbal@aub.edu.lb. Workshop. Main Learning Outcomes.

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Technologies to Detect Materials for Nuclear/Radiological Weapons

Technologies to Detect Materials for Nuclear/Radiological Weapons. Gerald L. Epstein Senior Fellow, Center for Strategic and International Studies and Adjunct Professor, Georgetown Security Studies Program November 10, 2004. Detection principles System considerations

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Where will our energy come from ?

Where will our energy come from ?. Comparison of power plants for 1 GW. Hydroelectric: 60,000 tons of water per second. Coal: 10,000 tons of coal per day (1 freight train). Nuclear: 100 tons of uranium per year. Where is solar energy ?.

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Before Phil Myers, dense cores were without form and void,

Before Phil Myers, dense cores were without form and void, And darkness was upon the face of the deep. Vacancies in the Heavens: T he Discovery of Dark Nebulae. William Herschel 1738-1822. Caroline Herschel 1750-1848. An Opening in the heavens

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Bring polarizing film

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The many forms of carbon

The many forms of carbon.

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TEAM JUPITER

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3D Printing

3D Printing. Jamir Dirksen Kyle Strink COP 4910. What is 3D Printing? Materials Used Where is 3D printing used ? Future applications 3D printing vs. machining Benefits of 3D printing 3D printing technologies. Outline. Creates three-dimensional physical objects out of digital data

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Solitons Strike Back

Solitons Strike Back. Brendan DuBree Chrissy Maher Angela Piccione.

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Government Secrecy Jesus Aguirre Writing 10

Government Secrecy Jesus Aguirre Writing 10. Area 51. Top secret government Military base operated by the U.S. Air Force Located in Southern Nevada, U.S. Location for the development and testing of experimental aircrafts and weapons systems.

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The Society of Physics Students

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Uso de ultrasonidos para terapia

Uso de ultrasonidos para terapia. HIFU (High Intensity Focus Ultrasound). Dispositivo HIFU. Chan et al. Medical Physics, 29 (11) 2002. Gail Ter Haar, Physics Today, December 2001. Gail Ter Haar, o. c.

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The Effects of Wind and Altitude in the 400m Sprint with Various IAAF Track Geometries

The Effects of Wind and Altitude in the 400m Sprint with Various IAAF Track Geometries Vanessa Alday and Michael Frantz Presented by: Crystal Bennett, Adrienne Godette, Shywanda Surgeon, Constance Williams. Results similar to those for standard track.

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