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Skyrme Hartree-Fock Calculations for the Alpha Decay Q Values of Super-Heavy Nuclei
Hartree-Fock calculations with the SKX Skyrme interaction are carried out to
obtain alpha-decay Q values for deformed nuclei above Pb assuming axial
symmetry. The results for even-even nuclei are compared with experiment and
with previous calculations. Predictions are made for alpha-decay Q values and
half-lives of even-even super-heavy nuclei. The results are also compared for
the recently discovered odd-even chain starting at Z=112 and N=165.Comment: 17 pages, 8 figures, 1 tabl
Matter formed at the BNL relativistic heavy ion collider
We suggest that the "new form of matter" found just above by RHIC is
made up of tightly bound quark-antiquark pairs, essentially 32 chirally
restored (more precisely, nearly massless) mesons of the quantum numbers of
, , and . Taking the results of lattice gauge
simulations (LGS) for the color Coulomb potential from the work of the
Bielefeld group and feeding this into a relativistic two-body code, after
modifying the heavy-quark lattice results so as to include the
velocity-velocity interaction, all ground-state eigenvalues of the 32 mesons go
to zero at just as they do from below as predicted by the vector
manifestation (VM in short) of hidden local symmetry. This could explain the
rapid rise in entropy up to found in LGS calculations. We argue that how
the dynamics work can be understood from the behavior of the hard and soft
glue.Comment: Final versio
Corporate Social Responsibility in European Sport Clubs: Analysis and Classification of Activities/Programs
Aim of paper and research questions: This study seeks to understand Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in European sport clubs by analysing and classifying the CSR activities and programs. Specifically, the study had two objectives: (1) To conduct a web-based analysis of documents, articles, and reports of the European sport clubs that already have CSR programs in place and (2) To determine the attributes and the type of those CSR programs
Natural environment support guidelines for space shuttle tests and operations
All space shuttle events from launch through solid rocket booster recovery and orbiter landing are considered in terms of constraints placed on those operations by the natural environment. Thunderstorm activity is discussed as an example of a possible hazard. The activities most likely to require advanced detection and monitoring techniques are identified as those from deorbit decision to Orbiter landing. The inflexible flight plan will require the transmission of real time wind profile information below 24 km and warnings of thunderstorms or turbulence in the Orbiter flight path. Extensive aerial reconnaissance and communication facilities and procedures to permit immediate transmission of aircraft reports to the mission control authority and to the Orbiter will also be required
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