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Mathematical Modeling and Simulation of Radial Temperature Profile of Strontium Bromide Lasers
For metal and metal halide vapor lasers excited by high frequency
pulsed discharge, the thermal effect mainly caused by the radial temperature
distribution is of considerable importance for stable laser operation and
improvement of laser output characteristics. A short survey of the obtained
analytical and numerical-analytical mathematical models of the temperature
profile in a high-powered He-SrBr2 laser is presented. The models are described
by the steady-state heat conduction equation with mixed type nonlinear boundary
conditions for the arbitrary form of the volume power density. A complete model of
radial heat flow between the two tubes is established for precise calculating the
inner wall temperature. The models are applied for simulating temperature profiles
for newly designed laser. The author’s software prototype LasSim is used for
carrying out the mathematical models and simulations
Application of MARS for the Construction of Nonparametric Models
2000 Mathematics Subject Classification: 62G08, 62P30.This paper presents the main features of the relatively new statistical technique called
Multivariate Adaptive Regression Splines (MARS) and the corresponding software
product. The MARS method is designed for statistical analysis of data, when standard parametric modeling by multiple regression or logistic regression methods is not
applicable. A case study from the area of laser technology, especially for modeling of
UV Cu+ Ne-CuBr laser is performed. The obtained results are in a good agreement
with practical issues. It is shown that the constructed nonparametric MARS models can be applied in estimation and prediction of current and future experiments in
order to improve the output laser power.This paper is partially supported by projects VU-MI-205, NSF of the Bulgarian Ministry of Education, Youth and Science and RS09–FMI–013, ISM-4 of NPD, Plovdiv University “Paisii Hilendarski”
Using the Business Process Execution Language for Managing Scientific Processes
This paper describes the use of the Business Process Execution Language for Web Services
(BPEL4WS/BPEL) for managing scientific workflows. This work is result of our attempt to adopt Service Oriented
Architecture in order to perform Web services – based simulation of metal vapor lasers. Scientific workflows can
be more demanding in their requirements than business processes. In the context of addressing these
requirements, the features of the BPEL4WS specification are discussed, which is widely regarded as the de-facto
standard for orchestrating Web services for business workflows. A typical use case of calculation the electric field
potential and intensity distributions is discussed as an example of building a BPEL process to perform distributed
simulation constructed by loosely-coupled services
SELF-CONFIDENCE AND REALIZATION OF FEMALE STUDENTS FROM THE FIRST YEAR OF TRAKIA UNIVERSITY- STARA ZAGORA REGARDING PHYSICAL DISABILITY
The research used a survey method at the level of "entry" and repetition after the first semester. The
results are presented in a graphical format and a comparative analysis is made. The main factors for the
frequent discrepancy between the self-assessment at the beginning of the studies and after the expiration
of only one semester are indicated
Laparoscopic nephropexy: Treatment outcome and quality of life
INTRODUCTION: Surgical treatment of nephroptosis is rarely performed nowаdays and is done only in symptomatic patients. Here we present the results of our laparoscopic nephropexy in patients with symptomatic nephroptosis.MATERIALS AND METHODS: For a period from March 2014 to March 2015, a total of 8 women at an average age of 54 years were operated on in our clinic . Four of the patients were with nephroptosis of the left kidney, three of the right one and one had bilateral nephroptosis. Most of the patients complained of pain and discomfort in active movement, only one individual had complaints consisting of intermittent macroscopic hematuria. One patient had been operated on in the past by a classic open method of the same kidney. Preoperatively, for all patients, intravenous urography in supine and standing position was performed. All patients were operated on trans-peritoneally through 3 ports: 1x10 mm and 2x5 mm. The kidney was completely mobilized and kidney fat was dissected. The upper and middle pole of the kidney were fixed to musculus psoas major, using a single non-absorbable suture and intracorporeal technique for tying.RESULT: All operations were performed with minimal blood loss, an average operating time of 45 minutes and a hospital stay of 4 days. No conversion was required in any of the cases. Postoperatively, patients were tracked and monitored by ultrasound examination. At 3 months we did IVP, which showed the correct location of the kidney. All patients remained asymptomatic for an average of 11 months after surgery.CONCLUSION: Laparoscopic transperitoneal nephropexy is a safe and effective procedure and a promising method for correction of symptomatic nephroptosis
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Case report: Robot-assisted partial nephrectomy of renal metastasis from breast cancer with Da Vinci Xi
Breast cancer is the second most common type of cancer among women, leading to death. Predominantly this type of cancer spreads into lungs, bones, liver, and brain. Kidney involvement is rare. We present a case of breast cancer metastasizing to the kidney. The patient is a 53-year-old woman, who has undergone a right mastectomy, including axillar lymph node dissection at the age of 49. After four years of follow-up, a CT scan revealed a renal mass on the left kidney. A robot-assisted partial nephrectomy with Da Vinci Xi surgical system was done and the histology report showed metastasis from breast cancer
An 18-kg giant variant of a well-differentiated retroperitoneal liposarcoma of the kidney
Well-differentiated liposarcoma (WDLS), the most common type of liposarcoma is a slow growing, painless tumor usually located in the retroperitoneum or the limbs.In this abstract we present a case of a 71-year-old male who presented in our clinic with a diagnosis of a giant WDLS. We performed a CT scan from which we found a giant abdominopelvic mass originating from the right kidney. This mass was pushing almost all organs and structures from the right abdominal cavity across the midline to the left side, which includes the IVC, aorta and the right ureter, all bowels were also pushed and were above this mass. A large 18-kg fibro-fatty mass was extirpated. The histopathological findings reported low-grade differentiated liposarcoma. The CT scan, which was done 3 months after the operation, determined that the patient was free from recurrence
USE OF INNOVATIVE METHODS IN THE TEACHING OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION AT TRAKIA UNIVERSITY-STARA ZAGORA AND THE PRACTICE OF RUGBY
Innovative methods represent new approaches to teaching and learning in all disciplines of higher
education. Until now, they have remained largely isolated in sports activities in higher schools. A set of
methods is presented, with the aim of better feedback between participants in the educational process,
strengthening interest and increasing motivation to participate in classes. The contribution of innovations
in the development of the thinking of female students is assessed. Conclusions are made about the place of
innovative approaches in education
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