Radiative corrections to the three-body region of the Dalitz plot of baryon semileptonic decays with angular correlation between polarized emitted baryons and charged leptons: The initial-baryon rest frame case

We complement the results for the radiative corrections to the s2.l angular correlation of baryon semileptonic decays of Ref. [1] with the final results in the rest frame of the decaying baryon.Comment: 7 pages, Revtex4, no figure

The Global Leaders of Tomorrow: Shaping Critical Thinking and Social Justice Through Literacy

The relatively new Common Core Standards seem threatening to educators at first, but with careful planning and the assistance of seasoned English language arts teachers, the Core Standards become manageable. This article presents a variety of literature and informational texts, suitable for the K- 12 grade levels, which focus on social justice and global thinking. Each text listed has an activity that was designed to meet at least one of the Common Core Standards and also includes the integration of technology and creativity in literacy instruction. With resources like the ones discussed in this article, teachers can easily tackle the Common Core and work towards creating global, critical thinkers

Privacy Preserving Internet Browsers: Forensic Analysis of Browzar

With the advance of technology, Criminal Justice agencies are being confronted with an increased need to investigate crimes perpetuated partially or entirely over the Internet. These types of crime are known as cybercrimes. In order to conceal illegal online activity, criminals often use private browsing features or browsers designed to provide total browsing privacy. The use of private browsing is a common challenge faced in for example child exploitation investigations, which usually originate on the Internet. Although private browsing features are not designed specifically for criminal activity, they have become a valuable tool for criminals looking to conceal their online activity. As such, Technological Crime units often focus their forensic analysis on thoroughly examining the web history on a computer. Private browsing features and browsers often require a more in-depth, post mortem analysis. This often requires the use of multiple tools, as well as different forensic approaches to uncover incriminating evidence. This evidence may be required in a court of law, where analysts are often challenged both on their findings and on the tools and approaches used to recover evidence. However, there are very few research on evaluating of private browsing in terms of privacy preserving as well as forensic acquisition and analysis of privacy preserving internet browsers. Therefore in this chapter, we firstly review the private mode of popular internet browsers. Next, we describe the forensic acquisition and analysis of Browzar, a privacy preserving internet browser and compare it with other popular internet browser

Linaceae

Hierbas, raro arbustos. Hojas alternas, enteras, con o sin estípulas. Inflorescencias cimosas, raro flores solitarias. Flores cíclicas, actinomorfas, perfectas. Cáliz con (4-) 5 sépalos soldados o libres, persistentes hasta la dehiscencia del fruto. Corola con 5 pétalos libres, raro unidos en la base, caedizos. Estambres 5 oposipétalos; filamentos unidos en la base formando un anillo, pueden presentar 5 estaminodios, alternos a los estambres. Ovario súpero con 2-5 carpelos soldados y 4-10 lóculos formados por falsos tabiques, óvulos 1-2 por lóculo; estilos 2-5. Fruto generalmente cápsula septici da, en algunas especies drupáceo; semillas aplanadas con o sin endosperm

Detection of Manufacturing Defects via Wavefield Image Processing Techniques: An Experimental Study

Defects that occur during the manufacturing of a composite can have drastic effects on the intended strength or durability of composite structures. These defects include gaps and overlaps in the prepreg tow-tape that can occur during Automated Fiber Placement (AFP) system operations, as well as unintended fiber waviness caused by differential thermal loading during curing cycles. Wavefield imaging offers a non-contact method of detecting various anomalies in composites, and emerging technologies can enable rapid wavefield acquisition. In this work, composite samples were created with intentional and analogous manufacturing defects such as the ones mentioned, and full guided wavefield data was captured using a Laser Doppler Vibrometer (LDV) while guided waves were excited in the sample. Studies of the data were performed using wavenumber analysis methods, such as Multi-Frequency Local Wavenumber Technique which has been used to detect delamination in composites. Other wavenumber analysis methodologies were developed guided by finite-difference simulation results. The results of these wavenumber analysis methods will be presented, as well as a brief discussion of the defect simulations