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    Unveiling the Proton Spin Decomposition at a Future Electron-Ion Collider

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    We present a detailed assessment of how well a future Electron-Ion Collider could constrain helicity parton distributions in the nucleon and, therefore, unveil the role of the intrinsic spin of quarks and gluons in the proton's spin budget. Any remaining deficit in this decomposition will provide the best indirect constraint on the contribution due to the total orbital angular momenta of quarks and gluons. Specifically, all our studies are performed in the context of global QCD analyses based on realistic pseudo-data and in the light of the most recent data obtained from polarized proton-proton collisions at BNL-RHIC that have provided evidence for a significant gluon polarization in the accessible, albeit limited range of momentum fractions. We also present projections on what can be achieved on the gluon's helicity distribution by the end of BNL-RHIC operations. All estimates of current and projected uncertainties are performed with the robust Lagrange multiplier technique.Comment: 12 pages, 8 eps figure

    Functional description of a command and control language tutor

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    The status of an ongoing project to explore the application of Intelligent Tutoring System (ITS) technology to NASA command and control languages is described. The primary objective of the current phase of the project is to develop a user interface for an ITS to assist NASA control center personnel in learning Systems Test and Operations Language (STOL). Although this ITS will be developed for Gamma Ray Observatory operators, it will be designed with sufficient flexibility so that its modules may serve as an ITS for other control languages such as the User Interface Language (UIL). The focus of this phase is to develop at least one other form of STOL representation to complement the operational STOL interface. Such an alternative representation would be adaptively employed during the tutoring session to facilitate the learning process. This is a key feature of this ITS which distinguishes it from a simulator that is only capable of representing the operational environment

    Introduction: The mobile landscape of post-war architectural thought

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    Around 1908, the German sociologist Georg Simmel reflected on the significance of mobility infrastructures, such as paths and bridges. These divisions of space, he wrote, were more than physical facts. They resulted from a subjective understanding of space, namely the human will to link distinct elements. Boundaries, paths and bridges were creations of a human being, the ‘connecting creature who must always separate and who cannot connect without separating’. Simmel called this double act of separation and connection, resulting in a dynamic intertwining of physical place and mental spaces, the ‘miracle of the road’ (Simmel [1909] in Leach 1997: 64–7).info:eu-repo/semantics/acceptedVersio

    Zur ökonomischen Analyse von Mitarbeiterbeteiligungsrechten

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    Auswirkungen der Sortenmischungsstrategie auf Backqualität,Ertrag und Krankheitsbefall im Winterweizen

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    Ziel der Arbeit ist es, die Auswirkungen von Sortenmischungen bei unterschiedlicher Nährstoffversorgung auf Backqualität, Ertrag und Krankheitsbefall im Ökologischen Landbau zu überprüfen. Die Ergebnisse der Versuche legen nahe, daß Interaktionen zwischen Standortbedingungen, Jahr und Sorte sehr groß sind aber insgesamt die Mischungen die Backqualität nicht beeinträchtigen. Die Datenbasis ist aber für die Formulierung von Empfehlungen nicht breit genug. Um den Einfluß von Standortfaktoren und Mischungen auf Krankheitsbefall, v.a. Fusariosen, Backqualität und Mykotoxin-belastung zu quantifizieren wurden für 2002/2003 Praxisversuche an 12 Standorten mit Reinbeständen und Mischungen angelegt

    Interactive time series analytics powered by ONEX

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    Modern applications in this digital age collect a staggering amount of time series data from economic growth rates to electrical household consumption habits. To make sense of it, domain analysts interactively sift through these time series collections in search of critical relationships between and recurring patterns within these time series. The ONEX (Online Exploration of Time Series) system supports effective exploratory analysis of time series collections composed of heterogeneous, variable-length and misaligned time series using robust alignment dynamic time warping (DTW) methods. To assure real-time responsiveness even for these complex and compute-intensive analytics, ONEX precomputes and then encodes time series relationships based on the inexpensive-to-compute Euclidean distance into the ONEX base. Thereafter, based on a solid formal foundation, ONEX uses DTW-enhanced analytics to correctly extract relevant time series matches on this Euclidean-prepared ONEX base. Our live interactive demonstration shows how our ONEX exploratory tool, supported by a rich array of visual interactions and expressive visualizations, enables efficient mining and interpretation of the MATTERS real data collection composed of economic, social, and education data trends across the fifty American states. © 2017 ACM

    Loop Bifurcation and Magnetization Rotation in Exchange Biased Ni/FeF2

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    Exchange biased Ni/ FeF2 films have been investigated using vector coil vibrating sample magnetometry as a function of the cooling field strength H_FC. In films with epitaxial FeF2, a loop bifurcation develops with increasing H_FC as it divides into two sub-loops shifted oppositely from zero field by the same amount. The positively biased sub-loop grows in size with H_FC until only a single positively shifted loop is found. Throughout this process, the negative/positive (sub)loop shift has maintained the same discrete value. This is in sharp contrast to films with twinned FeF2 where the exchange field gradually changes with increasing H_FC. The transverse magnetization shows clear correlations with the longitudinal sub-loops. Interestingly, over 85% of the Ni reverses its magnetization by rotation, either in one step or through two successive rotations. These results are due to the single crystal nature of the antiferromagnetic FeF2, which breaks down into two opposite regions of large domains.Comment: 16 pages, 3 figures, to appear in PR
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