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Directed and Elliptic Flow at RHIC
We present the directed flow measurement () from Au+Au collisions at
\sqrtsNN = 62 GeV. Over the pseudorapidity range we have studied, which
covers from -1.2 to 1.2 and , the magnitude of
for charged particles is found to increase monotonously with pseudorapidity for
all centralities. No `` wiggle'', as predicted by various theoretical
models, is observed at midrapidity. Elliptic flow () from moderate high
particles () at \sqrtsNN = 200 GeV is presented as a
function of impact parameter. It is found that models that are based on {\it
jet quenching} alone appear to underpredict at moderate high , while
the model that incorporates both, recombination and fragmentation, describes
the data better.Comment: 6 pages, 4 figures. Proceeding for Hot Quark 04 conference Changes in
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The showcase of salt rocks from Cardona in the Barcelona Natural Sciences Museum: conservation and adaptation for passive climate control
The results of the conservation work carried out on an exhibition set-up dating from the early twentieth century are presented. The exhibition set-up consists of a wooden showcase containing about twenty evaporite rocks from the collection of the Museu de Ciències Naturals de Barcelona (Spain). The work involved the remedial conservation of the rock specimens and showcase, and the improvement of the original environmental control system using sustainability criteria. An interdisciplinary team worked on the different phases of the project, which included prior historical and environmental studies. The remedial conservation of all elements in the collection has improved its accessibility and the monitoring of the environmental conditions of the new installation has confirmed the efficiency of the proposed passive environmental control system