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The Influence of Intergovernmental Organizations on Main Determinants of the Open Systems Model with Correlation Analysis Method Application.
The paper aims at analyzing the nature of relations between Intergovernmental Organizations and International Corporations. In first instance the study concentrates on identifying the key determinants of Intergovernmental Organizations behaviours. The following section is a description of business environment of International Companies based on the Open Systems Model. Three levels of interrelations have been mentioned, including the Operating Environment, the Host – Country Environment and the Global Environment. The solution proposal provides an analysis of the influence of determinants of Intergovernmental Organizations behaviours on the determinants of business environment of International Corporations with use of correlation analysis method
Atomic-state diagnostics and optimization in cold-atom experiments
We report on the creation, observation and optimization of superposition
states of cold atoms. In our experiments, rubidium atoms are prepared in a
magneto-optical trap and later, after switching off the trapping fields,
Faraday rotation of a weak probe beam is used to characterize atomic states
prepared by application of appropriate light pulses and external magnetic
fields. We discuss the signatures of polarization and alignment of atomic spin
states and identify main factors responsible for deterioration of the atomic
number and their coherence and present means for their optimization, like
relaxation in the dark with the strobe probing. These results may be used for
controlled preparation of cold atom samples and in situ magnetometry of static
and transient fieldsComment: 15 pages and 9 figures (including supplementary information
Supercloseness of Orthogonal Projections onto Nearby Finite Element Spaces
We derive upper bounds on the difference between the orthogonal projections
of a smooth function onto two finite element spaces that are nearby, in the
sense that the support of every shape function belonging to one but not both of
the spaces is contained in a common region whose measure tends to zero under
mesh refinement. The bounds apply, in particular, to the setting in which the
two finite element spaces consist of continuous functions that are elementwise
polynomials over shape-regular, quasi-uniform meshes that coincide except on a
region of measure , where is a nonnegative scalar and
is the mesh spacing. The projector may be, for example, the orthogonal
projector with respect to the - or -inner product. In these and other
circumstances, the bounds are superconvergent under a few mild regularity
assumptions. That is, under mesh refinement, the two projections differ in norm
by an amount that decays to zero at a faster rate than the amounts by which
each projection differs from . We present numerical examples to illustrate
these superconvergent estimates and verify the necessity of the regularity
assumptions on
Tailoring quantum superpositions with linearly polarized amplitude-modulated light
Amplitude-modulated nonlinear magneto-optical rotation is a powerful
technique that offers a possibility of controllable generation of given quantum
states. In this paper, we demonstrate creation and detection of specific
ground-state magnetic-sublevel superpositions in Rb. By appropriate
tuning of the modulation frequency and magnetic-field induction the efficiency
of a given coherence generation is controlled. The processes are analyzed
versus different experimental parameters.SComment: Submitted to Phys. Rev.
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