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Information measures and classicality in quantum mechanics
We study information measures in quantu mechanics, with particular emphasis
on providing a quantification of the notions of classicality and
predictability. Our primary tool is the Shannon - Wehrl entropy I. We give a
precise criterion for phase space classicality and argue that in view of this
a) I provides a measure of the degree of deviation from classicality for closed
system b) I - S (S the von Neumann entropy) plays the same role in open systems
We examine particular examples in non-relativistic quantum mechanics. Finally,
(this being one of our main motivations) we comment on field classicalisation
on early universe cosmology.Comment: 35 pages, LATE
Разработка и применение современных лабораторных методов в эпидемиологическом мониторинге, диагностики и лечении энтеровирусных инфекций
У роботі проведена порівняльна оцінка специфічності й чутливості тест-системи
ПЛР, зі специфічним праймером до ДНК 207 п.н. 5'-нетрансльованої області генома
энтеровируса для всіх типів ентеровірусів (крім вірусу поліомієліту) у порівнянні із
класичним культуральним методом. А також методологічний підхід спільного
використання вищеописаної реакції ПЦР із визначенням антитіл класу Іg до вірусів
Коксаки й ЕСНО у системі ІФА діагностики, розробленої авторами, і спектр
застосування розробленого комплекс.In work the estimation of specificity and sensitivity of test system PTSR, with specific
primers to DNA 207 n.n is spent comparative. 5 '-not broadcast areas генома an
enterovirus for all types of enteroviruses (except a poliomyelitis virus) in comparison
with classical the virology a method. And also the methodological approach of sharing
of above described reaction PCR with definition of antibodies of a class ІgG to viruses
Cocsaki and ЕСНО in system IFA of diagnostics developed by authors, and a spectrum
of application of the developed complex
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‘These people protesting might not be so strident if their own jobs were on the line’: Representations of the ‘economic consequences’ of opposition to the Iraq war in the Irish national press
In this article, the authors examine the ways in which the social movement in Ireland opposed to
the Iraq war was represented in the national press. The article draws upon data generated by the
largest research project of its type ever conducted in an Irish context. The authors considered
representations of the anti-war movement in 11 daily and Sunday newspapers over a period of 9 months. One of the principal threads that ran through newspaper coverage of the time centred
upon concerns about the possible ‘economic consequences’ of opposing the war against Iraq. A
close reading of the data reveals that the familiar reliance of journalists on official sources and
interpretations ensured that the national press tended to cast the anti-war movement in Ireland
as a danger to both the regional and national economy at a time of seemingly unprecedented
prosperity