Efficient operation of a high-power X-band gyroklystron

Experimental studies of amplification in a two-cavity X-band gyroklystron are reported. The system utilizes a thermionic magnetron injection gun at voltages up to 440 kV and currents up to 190 A in 1-μs pulses. Optimum performance is achieved by tapering the magnetic-field profile. Peak powers of 20 MW in the TE01 mode at 9.87 GHz are measured with calibrated crystals and with methanol calorimetry. Resultant efficiencies are in excess of 31% and large-signal gains surpass 26 dB. The experimental results are in good agreement with simulated results from a partially self-consistent, nonlinear, steady-state code

ANTH 1010

Through studying peoples of the world – their diversity, connections, cultures, and histories -- this course offers anthropological knowledge and analytic skills to a broad range of students while preparing potential majors for further training in social theory and fieldwork methods. Lectures, readings, images, films, and discussion explore the actions, opinions, identities, and experiences of diverse people throughout the world. You will work on understanding, interpreting, and analyzing the materials. Exams and writing assignments will provide opportunities to develop your interpretations systematically and polish your writing skills. After successfully completing this course, you will be able to better identify key questions for understanding the world and be able to analyze academic literature about global cultures

Response to Receiving the John W. Knutson Distinguished Service Award in Dental Public Health

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Specific Instructions to Contributors to the Journal of Public Health Dentistry

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Specific Instructions for Contributors to the Journal of Public Health Dentistry

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Improvements for time synchronization with 5G transparent clocks

Deterministic, time-sensitive communication over integrated wired and wireless networks is one of the key enablers for Industry 4.0 and future factories, with current efforts in research and standardization focusing on integrating 5G and TSN. However, enabling the required interaction between two separate and different networks also introduces new issues. We focus on the disparity of the 5G System behaving as a single logical TSN Bridge for the sake of this integration. In this paper we investigate how to reduce the time synchronization errors caused by the 5G Systems approach to interacting with the TSN network. An ns-3 based simulation of an integrated 5G – TSN network is used to validate the proposed improvements

Introduction of Dr. David F. Striffler, Third Recipient of the John W. Knutson Distinguished Service Award in Dental Public Health

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Replikation von µ-Peptidarrays

In der vorliegen Arbeit wurde ein Verfahren erarbeitet und mit Photometrie, XPS und ToF-SIMS charakterisiert, mit dem durch mikropartikelbasierte Verfahren hergestellte µ-Peptidarrays von Syntheseoberflächen abgespalten und auf beliebige Zieloberflächen transferiert werden können