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    Solar type II radio bursts associated with CME expansions as shown by EUV waves

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    We investigate the physical conditions of the sources of two metric Type-II bursts associated with CME expansions with the aim of verifying the relationship between the shocks and the CMEs, comparing the heights of the radio sources and the heights of the EUV waves associated with the CMEs. The heights of the EUV waves associated with the events were determined in relation to the wave fronts. The heights of the shocks were estimated by applying two different density models to the frequencies of the Type-II emissions and compared with the heights of the EUV waves. For the 13 June 2010 event, with band-splitting, the shock speed was estimated from the frequency drifts of the upper and lower branches of the harmonic lane, taking into account the H/F frequency ratio fH/fF = 2. Exponential fits on the intensity maxima of the branches revealed to be more consistent with the morphology of the spectrum of this event. For the 6 June 2012 event, with no band-splitting and with a clear fundamental lane on the spectrum, the shock speed was estimated directly from the frequency drift of the fundamental emission, determined by linear fit on the intensity maxima of the lane. For each event, the most appropriate density model was adopted to estimate the physical parameters of the radio source. The 13 June 2010 event presented a shock speed of 664-719 km/s, consistent with the average speed of the EUV wave fronts of 609 km/s. The 6 June 2012 event was related to a shock of speed of 211-461 km/s, also consistent with the average speed of the EUV wave fronts of 418 km/s. For both events, the heights of the EUV wave revealed to be compatible with the heights of the radio source, assuming a radial propagation of the shock.Comment: Accepted for publication in Astronomy and Astrophysic

    Quantum computing with incoherent resources and quantum jumps

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    Spontaneous emission and the inelastic scattering of photons are two natural processes usually associated with decoherence and the reduction in the capacity to process quantum information. Here we show that when suitably detected, these photons are sufficient to build all the fundamental blocks needed to perform quantum computation in the emitting qubits while protecting them from deleterious dissipative effects. We exemplify by showing how to teleport an unknown quantum state and how to efficiently prepare graph states for the implementation of measurement-based quantum computation.Comment: 5 pages, 5 figure

    High Resolution Spectroscopic Studies of Methyl Acetylene: Analysis of v6 Band of CD3CCH

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    Abundance Patterns in Stars in the Bulge and Galactic Center

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    We discuss oxygen and iron abundance patterns in K and M red-giant members of the Galactic bulge and in the young and massive M-type stars inhabiting the very center of the Milky Way. The abundance results from the different bulge studies in the literature, both in the optical and the infrared, indicate that the [O/Fe]-[Fe/H] relation in the bulge does not follow the disk relation, with [O/Fe] values falling above those of the disk. Based on these elevated values of [O/Fe] extending to large Fe abundances, it is suggested that the bulge underwent a rapid chemical enrichment with perhaps a top-heavy initial mass function. The Galactic Center stars reveal a nearly uniform and slightly elevated (relative to solar) iron abundance for a studied sample which is composed of 10 red giants and supergiants. Perhaps of more significance is the fact that the young Galactic Center M-type stars show abundance patterns that are reminiscent of those observed for the bulge population and contain enhanced abundance ratios of alpha-elements relative to either the Sun or Milky Way disk at near-solar metallicities.Comment: requires iaus.cls; to appear in Formation and Evolution of Galaxy Bulges, Proceedings IAU Symposium No. 245, 2007, M. Bureau et al. eds., in pres

    Viana do Castelo Littoral Geopark Geosites

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    [Excerto] O território do Geoparque Litoral de Viana do Castelo abrange a área do concelho de Viana do Castelo e está legalmente constituído como Associação Geoparque Litoral de Viana do Castelo. Esta entidade tem por missão contribuir para a proteção, valorização e dinamização do património natural e cultural, com especial ênfase no património geológico, numa perspetiva de aprofundamento e divulgação do conhecimento científico, promovendo o turismo e o desenvolvimento sustentável em torno de uma herança geológica que remonta ao Câmbrico Inferior...info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersio

    Making the computation of approximations of invariant measures and its attractors for IFS and GIFS, through the deterministic algorithm, tractable

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    We present algorithms to compute approximations of invariant measures and its attractors for IFS and GIFS, using the deterministic algorithm in a tractable way, with code optimization strategies and use of data structures and search algorithms. The results show that these algorithms allow the use of these (G)IFS in a reasonable running time.Comment: Submitted to Numerical Algorithm
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