5 research outputs found
City of Ashland sanitary sewer collection system master plan update
172 pp. Includes maps and figures. Published January 14, 2005. Captured March 21, 2008.The purpose of this Sanitary Sewer Collection System Master Plan Update is to:
evaluate the capacity of the existing collection system during peak wet weather flows;
evaluate the capacity of the collection system and determine improvement needs under
future build-out conditions;
develop a capital improvement program that will provide the City with a reliable and
economic sanitary sewer collection system for the future;
provide assistance in developing future program needs.
The City has experienced stable growth over the past 20 years and expects this trend to
continue for the next 20 years. This Sanitary Sewer Collection Master Plan Update focuses
on evaluating the capacity of the existing system and assessing the impact the next 20
years of growth will have on the system. [From the Plan
The fundamental plane of elliptical galaxies with modified Newtonian dynamics
The modified Newtonian dynamics (MOND), suggested by Milgrom as an
alternative to dark matter, implies that isothermal spheres with a fixed
anisotropy parameter should exhibit a near perfect relation between the mass
and the fourth power of the velocity dispersion. This is consistent with the
observed Faber-Jackson relation for elliptical galaxies-- a luminosity-velocity
dispersion relation with large scatter. However, the observable global
properties of elliptical galaxies comprise a three parameter family; they lie
on a ``fundamental plane'' in a logarithmic space consisting of central
velocity dispersion, effective radius, and luminosity. The scatter
perpendicular to this plane is significantly less than that about the
Faber-Jackson relation. I show here that, in order to match the observed global
properties of elliptical galaxies with MOND, models must deviate from being
strictly isothermal and isotropic; such objects can be approximated by
high-order polytropic spheres with a radial orbit anisotropy in the outer
regions. MOND imposes boundary conditions on the inner Newtonian regions which
restrict these models to a dynamical fundamental plane which may differ from
that implied by the traditional virial theorem. Scatter about this plane is
relatively insensitive to the necessary deviations from homology.Comment: 9 pages, 6 eps figures, mn style. Shortened and revised version
includes more recent data on elliptical galaxies. Accepted for publication in
MNRA