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[Review of] Eileen Tway, ed., Reading Ladders for Human Relations
Reading Ladders for Human Relations is essentially an annotated bibliographical listing of books appropriate for young people. The books bave been grouped under five headings: (1) Growing into Self, (2) Relating to Wide Individual Differences, (3) Interacting with Groups, (4) Appreciating Different Cultures, and (5) Coping in a Changing World. The publication data of the majority of the works listed fall within the decade of the seventies. An alphabetical listing of publishers and authors and titles completes the book
Intrinsically knotted graphs with 21 edges
We show that the 14 graphs obtained by moves on K_7
constitute a complete list of the minor minimal intrinsically knotted graphs on
21 edges. We also present evidence in support of a conjecture that the 20 graph
Heawood family, obtained by a combination of and
moves on K_7, is the list of graphs of size 21 that are
minor minimal with respect to the property not 2--apex.Comment: 21 pages, 11 figure
Revealing Carrier-Envelope Phase through Frequency Mixing and Interference in Frequency Resolved Optical Gating
We demonstrate that full temporal characterisation of few-cycle
electromagnetic pulses, including retrieval of the carrier envelope phase
(CEP), can be directly obtained from Frequency Resolved Optical Gating (FROG)
techniques in which the interference between non-linear frequency mixing
processes is resolved. We derive a framework for this scheme, defined Real
Domain-FROG (ReD-FROG), as applied to the cases of interference between sum and
difference frequency components and between fundamental and sum/difference
frequency components. A successful numerical demonstration of ReD-FROG as
applied to the case of a self-referenced measurement is provided. A
proof-of-principle experiment is performed in which the CEP of a single-cycle
THz pulse is accurately obtained and demonstrates the possibility for THz
detection beyond the bandwidth limitations of electro-optic sampling.Comment: 7 pages, 4 figures. To be submitted for publication in Optics
Express, January 201
Establishing the Human Firewall: Reducing an Individual\u27s Vulnerability to Social Engineering Attacks
Hackers frequently use social engineering attacks to gain a foothold into a target network. This type of attack is a tremendous challenge to defend against, as the weakness lies in the human users, not in the technology. Thus far, methods for dealing with this threat have included establishing better security policies and educating users on the threat that exists. Existing techniques arenāt working as evidenced by the fact that auditing agencies consider it a given that will be able to gain access via social engineering. The purpose of this research is to propose a better method of reducing an individualās vulnerability to social engineering attacks. The first part of the research formally establishes the connection between social engineering attacks and what social psychologists call, āillegitimate persuasionā using content analysis to show that both target the same common psychological triggers. This comparison is done by comparing specific examples in different mediums. Once this connection is established, this research also proposes how to apply specific techniques that have been shown to be effective in increasing an individualās resistance to persuasion. Specifically, it uses techniques that have been shown to be effective in bolstering an individualās resistance illegitimate persuasion. The research culminates in the proposal of a template for a training program using these new techniques that can be incorporated into existing training classes that should significantly reduce an individualās vulnerability to social engineering attacks
Critique [of THE IMAGE OF GAYS IN CHICANO PROSE FICTION]
The findings of Professor Reinhardt as they relate to his survey of the image of homosexuals in Chicano prose fiction are interesting and informative, but not surprising given the macho mental set often associated with this culture. His first two points, which seem to hold about the homosexual in contemporary society, also seem to be the viewpoint held by most Americans. In other words, a lack of tolerance towards the homosexual is not unique to Chicanos. As for the fact that Chicanos are ignored in writings which have homosexuality as a theme, this probably stems from the tendency for writers in many fields to ignore the role that minorities play in all facets of American life and culture. Just the same, the conclusions arrived at through this survey of Chicano literature provide further insight into a controversial aspect of human sexuality as viewed from one cultural setting and expressed through literature. The research also suggests some other avenues of inquiry into the image of homosexuals as portrayed in other cultures\u27 literatures
Development of space-syaple thermal-control coatings triannual report, jan. 20 - may 20, 1965
Development of stable thermal control coatings with low solar absorptance to infrared emittance rati
The time resolved measurement of ultrashort THz-band electric fields without an ultrashort probe
The time-resolved detection of ultrashort pulsed THz-band electric field
temporal profiles without an ultrashort laser probe is demonstrated. A
non-linear interaction between a narrow-bandwidth optical probe and the THz
pulse transposes the THz spectral intensity and phase information to the
optical region, thereby generating an optical pulse whose temporal electric
field envelope replicates the temporal profile of the real THz electric field.
This optical envelope is characterised via an autocorrelation based FROG
measurement, hence revealing the THz temporal profile. The combination of a
narrow-bandwidth, long duration, optical probe and self-referenced FROG makes
the technique inherently immune to timing jitter between the optical probe and
THz pulse, and may find particular application where the THz field is not
initially generated via ultrashort laser methods, such as the measurement of
longitudinal electron bunch profiles in particle accelerators.Comment: 7 pages, 3 figures, submitted to AP
Feasibility study of techniques to protect mechanisms operating in space from malfunction. part i- survey and analysis final report, 28 jun. 1963 - 27 jun. 1964
Survey of lubrication devices for reducing friction in mechanisms operating in spac
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