'Variation' : 32 short performances

'Variation' consists of 32 short performances varying in length from 35 seconds to 6 minutes and 4 seconds. The performances occured at 1.30pm on 32 consecutive weekdays in the foyer space at Back Hill, London

Verification (5 decades)

Verification (5 decades) is a series of 5 short performances in the foyer space at Back Hill, London. They took place on the following dates in 2009: 14th January, 4th February, 18th February, 4th March, 18th March. Verification (5 decades) is a companion piece to 'Variation'

Instanton size distributions from calibrated cooling

Using an under-relaxed cooling algorithm we investigated the vacuum in the $2d\ O(3)$ model and $4d$ pure gauge $SU(2)$. We calibrated the amount of cooling performed to have similar physical effect at different lattice spacings.Comment: 3 pages, (Talk given at LATTICE'94, to appear in the proceedings. Uses espcrc2.sty. 2 uuencoded compressed postscript figs appended.

Multiplicity Fluctuations and Correlations in Limited Momentum Space Bins in Relativistic Gases

Multiplicity fluctuations and correlations are calculated within thermalized relativistic ideal quantum gases. These are shown to be sensitive to the choice of statistical ensemble as well as to the choice of acceptance window in momentum space. It is furthermore shown that global conservation laws introduce non-trivial correlations between disconnected regions in momentum space, even in the absence of any dynamics.Comment: 25 pages, 9 figure

Total Quality Management and Residential Real Estate Agency Issues

This study explores the implications of applying Total Quality Management (TQM) principles to residential real estate brokerage, specifically the need for customer focus. Deming's (1986) TQM system of fourteen points reduced to four distinct subsystems. The most critical of these is the need for customer focus. Several approaches to agency in residential real estate brokerage are presented, with an examination of the ease with which customer focus can be obtained with each approach. The main finding is that customer focus can be achieved easier with the agency specialization approach.

Characterization of quantum well structures using a photocathode electron microscope

Present day integrated circuits pose a challenge to conventional electronic and mechanical test methods. Feature sizes in the submicron and nanometric regime require radical approaches in order to facilitate electrical contact to circuits and devices being tested. In addition, microwave operating frequencies require careful attention to distributed effects when considering the electrical signal paths within and external to the device under test. An alternative testing approach which combines the best of electrical and optical time domain testing is presented, namely photocathode electron microscope quantitative voltage contrast (PEMQVC)