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Letter, from W. E. Strange, Chair of the Mississippi College Department of Mathematics, to Mississippi State University President Dean W. Colvard, March 4, 1963
In this letter, W.E. Strange, Chair of Mathematice Department at Mississippi College, write to Mississippi State University President Dean W. Colvard, to express his opposition to MSU playing Loyola Chicago, a team with Black players, in the NCAA tournament.https://scholarsjunction.msstate.edu/ua-msu-loyola-1963/1027/thumbnail.jp
The rise of chamber music for clarinet and strings through the nineteenth century
Thesis (D.M.A)--Boston University
A comparison and evaluation of satellite derived positions of tracking stations
A comparison is presented of sets of satellite tracking station coordinate values published in the past few years by a number of investigators, i.e. Goddard Space Flight Center, Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory, Ohio State University, The Naval Weapons Laboratory, Air Force Cambridge Research Laboratories, and Wallops Island. The comparisons have been made in terms of latitude, longitude and height. The results of the various solutions have been compared directly and also with external standards such as local survey data and gravimetrically derived geoid heights. After taking into account systematic rotations, latitude and longitude agreement on a global basis is generally 15 meters or better, on the North American Datum agreement is generally better than 10 meters. Allowing for scale differences (of the order of 2 ppm) radial agreement is generally of the order of 10 meters
Payload/orbiter contamination control requirement study: Spacelab configuration contamination study
The assessment of the Spacelab carrier induced contaminant environment was continued, and the ability of Spacelab to meet established contamination control criteria for the space transportation system program was determined. The primary areas considered included: (1) updating, refining, and improving the Spacelab contamination computer model and contamination analysis methodology, (2) establishing the resulting adjusted induced environment predictions for comparison with the applicable criteria, (3) determining the Spacelab design and operational requirements necessary to meet the criteria, (4) conducting mission feasibility analyses of the combined Spacelab/Orbiter contaminant environment for specific proposed mission and payload mixes, and (5) establishing a preliminary Spacelab mission support plan as well as model interface requirements; A summary of those activities conducted to date with respect to the modelling, analysis, and predictions of the induced environment, including any modifications in approach or methodology utilized in the contamination assessment of the Spacelab carrier, was presented
Interpretation of x-ray-absorption dichroism experiments
A rule is derived to use x-ray magnetic circular dichroism spectra to extract the magnetic moment of the conduction-band states with j= l -1/2 separately from those with j= l + 1/2 as a function of energy. This quantity is straightforward to determine from the electronic band structure. The rule is illustrated with an application to pure iron and to the random substitutional alloy Fe_{80}CO_{20}
Payload/orbiter contamination control requirement study: Computer interface
A preliminary assessment of the computer interface requirements of the Spacelab configuration contamination computer model was conducted to determine the compatibility of the program, as presently formatted, with the computer facilities at MSFC. The necessary Spacelab model modifications are pointed out. The MSFC computer facilities and their future plans are described, and characteristics of the various computers as to availability and suitability for processing the contamination program are discussed. A listing of the CDC 6000 series and UNIVAC 1108 characteristics is presented so that programming requirements can be compared directly and differences noted
Magneto-x-ray effects in transition-metal alloys
We present a theory that combines the relativistic spin-polarized version of the Koringa-Kohn-Rostoker coherent-potential approximation theory and the macroscopic theory of magneto-optical effects enabling us to calculate magneto-x-ray effects from first principles. The theory is illustrated by calculation of Faraday and Kerr rotations and ellipticities for transition-metal alloys
Graphene superlattice with periodically modulated Dirac gap
Graphene-based superlattice (SL) formed by a periodic gap modulation is
studied theoretically using a Dirac-type Hamiltonian. Analyzing the dispersion
relation we have found that new Dirac points arise in the electronic spectrum
under certain conditions. As a result, the gap between conduction and valence
minibands disappears. The expressions for the position of these Dirac points in
-space and threshold value of the potential for their emergence were
obtained. At some parameters of the system, we have revealed interface states
which form the top of the valence miniband.Comment: 5 pages, 4 figures, accepted to Physical Review
NOS/NGS activities to support development of radio interferometric surveying techniques
National Geodetic Survey activities towards the development of operational geodetic survey systems based on radio interferometry are reviewed. Information about the field procedures, data reduction and analysis, and the results obtained to date is presented
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