THE MAKING BOOK AND COMPACT DISC AS PROMOTION MEDIA OF KULON PROGO: A JOB TRAINING PROJECT IN CV EXPLORE SOLO

ABSTRACT Dylan Valent Ramadhan S P, 2016. THE MAKING OF BOOK & COMPACT DISC AS PROMOTION STRATEGY OF KULON PROGO: A JOB TRAINING PROJECT IN CV EXPLORE SOLO. English Diploma Program, Faculty of Cultural Sciences, Sebelas Maret University. This final project report is written based on the job training done at the CV. Explore Solo in three months. It is about the strategies of promoting Kulon Progo by using book and compact disc. The data of this report were obtained by doing survey and interview. The survey was conducted during the job training in Kulon Progo. The objectives of this report are to explain about the steps of making book and compact disc, to promote Kulon Progo and to describe the 6 tourism objects in book & compact disc of Kulon Progo. There are several steps to making book and compact disc, i.e. survey through internet, field survey, processing data, processing photo for background, and making book and compact disc. The result of the final project shows that there are many steps in making book and compact disc. They are survey through internet, survey through field, data processing, process background processing, making book and compact disc. In explaining about the steps, the writer describe about the tourism objects such as Kulon Progo, Sermo Reservoir, Kali Biru, Glagah Beach, Suroloyo Peak, Nglinggo Tea Plantation, Sidoharjo Waterfall. The writer has done a job in making book and compact disc as promotion strategy of Kulon Progo. Hopefully this final project can be beneficial to the readers

Further results on non-diagonal Bianchi type III vacuum metrics

We present the derivation, for these vacuum metrics, of the Painlev\'e VI equation first obtained by Christodoulakis and Terzis, from the field equations for both minkowskian and euclidean signatures. This allows a complete discussion and the precise connection with some old results due to Kinnersley. The hyperk\"ahler metrics are shown to belong to the Multi-Centre class and for the cases exhibiting an integrable geodesic flow the relevant Killing tensors are given. We conclude by the proof that for the Bianchi B family, excluding type III, there are no hyperk\"ahler metrics.Comment: 21 pages, no figure

Celestial mechanics of elastic bodies

We construct time independent configurations of two gravitating elastic bodies. These configurations either correspond to the two bodies moving in a circular orbit around their center of mass or strictly static configurations.Comment: 16 pages, 2 figures, several typos removed, erratum appeared in MathZ.263:233,200

Relativistic Elastostatics I: Bodies in Rigid Rotation

We consider elastic bodies in rigid rotation, both nonrelativistically and in special relativity. Assuming a body to be in its natural state in the absence of rotation, we prove the existence of solutions to the elastic field equations for small angular velocity.Comment: 25 page

Identification of nonlinearity in conductivity equation via Dirichlet-to-Neumann map

We prove that the linear term and quadratic nonlinear term entering a nonlinear elliptic equation of divergence type can be uniquely identified by the Dirichlet to Neuman map. The unique identifiability is proved using the complex geometrical optics solutions and singular solutions

Slowly Rotating Homogeneous Stars and the Heun Equation

The scheme developed by Hartle for describing slowly rotating bodies in 1967 was applied to the simple model of constant density by Chandrasekhar and Miller in 1974. The pivotal equation one has to solve turns out to be one of Heun's equations. After a brief discussion of this equation and the chances of finding a closed form solution, a quickly converging series solution of it is presented. A comparison with numerical solutions of the full Einstein equations allows one to truncate the series at an order appropriate to the slow rotation approximation. The truncated solution is then used to provide explicit expressions for the metric.Comment: 16 pages, uses document class iopart, v2: minor correction

Dipeptidylpeptidase IV (CD26) defines leukemic stem cells (LSC) in chronic myeloid leukemia

Chronic myeloid leukemia (CML) is a stem cell (SC) neoplasm characterized by the BCR/ABL1 oncogene. Although mechanisms of BCR/ABL1-induced transformation are well-defined, little is known about effector-molecules contributing to malignant expansion and the extramedullary spread of leukemic SC (LSC) in CML. We have identified the cytokine-targeting surface enzyme dipeptidylpeptidase-IV (DPPIV/CD26) as a novel, specific and pathogenetically relevant biomarker of CD34+/CD38─ CML LSC. In functional assays, CD26 was identified as target enzyme disrupting the SDF-1-CXCR4-axis by cleaving SDF-1, a chemotaxin recruiting CXCR4+ SC. CD26 was not detected on normal SC or LSC in other hematopoietic malignancies. Correspondingly, CD26+ LSC decreased to low or undetectable levels during successful treatment with imatinib. CD26+ CML LSC engrafted NOD-SCID-IL-2Rγ−/− (NSG) mice with BCR/ABL1+ cells, whereas CD26─ SC from the same patients produced multilineage BCR/ABL1– engraftment. Finally, targeting of CD26 by gliptins suppressed the expansion of BCR/ABL1+ cells. Together, CD26 is a new biomarker and target of CML LSC. CD26 expression may explain the abnormal extramedullary spread of CML LSC, and inhibition of CD26 may revert abnormal LSC function and support curative treatment approaches in this malignancy

Winter Wheat Variety Response to Timing and Number of Fungicide Applications During the 2019–2020 Growing Season in Kansas

The objective of this project was to evaluate the yield response of different winter wheat varieties to different fungicide management treatments during the 2019–2020 growing season in Kansas. Fourteen varieties were evaluated under four fungicide treatments (no fungicide, application either at jointing, heading, or at both stages) in five locations across Kansas in a split-plot design. Disease incidence was assessed approximately 20-d after each fungicide application. Septoria blotch and tan spot were the most prevalent early-season diseases at the studied fields, while stripe rust, leaf rust, and tan spot prevailed late in the season. Late-season diseases had a greater effect on grain yield when compared to early-season diseases. While varieties responded differently to fungicide management, there was an overall yield increase of 1.8 bushels per acre resulting from the jointing fungicide application; 3.3 bu/a from the heading fungicide; and 4.3 bu/a from the combination of both applications. Overall, susceptible varieties had a greater response to fungicide management compared to varieties with intermediate or high levels of genetic resistance. Late-season drought and heat stress affected three out of five locations (Belleville, Conway Springs, and Hutchinson planted late), resulting in less effect of fungicide management than in the other two locations (Ashland Bottoms and Hutchinson planted in the optimal timing). Although there were some similarities, the ranking of the highest yielding varieties was not uniform across locations. Our preliminary data suggest that the application of fungicide to winter wheat in Kansas might be advantageous, but the degree of this benefit will depend upon the environment and on the variety

Novel relations and new properties of confluent Heun's functions and their derivatives of arbitrary order

The present article reveals important properties of the confluent Heun's functions. We derive a set of novel relations for confluent Heun's functions and their derivatives of arbitrary order. Specific new subclasses of confluent Heun's functions are introduced and studied. A new alternative derivation of confluent Heun's polynomials is presented.Comment: 8 pages, no figures, LaTeX file, final versio