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A simple spreadsheet model to incorporate seasonal growth into length-based stock assessment methods
The paper describes a method by which seasonal growth can be incorporated into length-converted catch curves and cohort analyses using a spreadsheet. The method is based on calculating the length of fish using seasonal growth parameters on a daily basis. A LOOKUP function is then used to find the age corresponding to the length
The Electromigration Force in Metallic Bulk
The voltage induced driving force on a migrating atom in a metallic system is
discussed in the perspective of the Hellmann-Feynman force concept, local
screening concepts and the linear-response approach. Since the force operator
is well defined in quantum mechanics it appears to be only confusing to refer
to the Hellmann-Feynman theorem in the context of electromigration. Local
screening concepts are shown to be mainly of historical value. The physics
involved is completely represented in ab initio local density treatments of
dilute alloys and the implementation does not require additional precautions
about screening, being typical for jellium treatments. The linear-response
approach is shown to be a reliable guide in deciding about the two
contributions to the driving force, the direct force and the wind force.
Results are given for the wind valence for electromigration in a number of FCC
and BCC metals, calculated using an {\it ab initio} KKR-Green's function
description of a dilute alloy.Comment: 14 pages, 1 Postscript figur
Famas-NewCon: A generator program for stacking in the reference case
The FAMAS-Newcon project aims at developing new logistic control structures for a containerterminal capable of handling jumbo container ships within 24 hours. In one of the subprojectsstacking aspects is studied. This report describes a generator model in which on the basis of a global description arrival and departure moments of individual containers are generated for a medium term (15 weeks). The global description consists of a specification of the modal split in terms of containers handled by jumbo's, deepsea, shortsea, rail, barge and trucks, next a specification of the number and type of containers transported by an individual jumbo and deepsea and finally a specification of the dwell time. The output of the generator program is a file with the following container information: arrival and departure times,import/export modality and the import/export ship in case that is a deepsea or jumbo. This file serves as the input of a stacking program which is described in a sequel report. The advantage of this construction is that several stacking strategies can be compared with the same arrival and departures of containers.generator program;stacking;logistic control structures
Scopes in discourse
In this paper we show that the dynamic interpretation techniques of Janssen (assignment modalities), Groenendijk and Stokhof (dynamic binding), and Hendriks (flexibly scoping rules) enable a rigorous formulation of the semantics of intersentential anaphoric relationships, as well as of telescoping and periscoping phenomena in natural language
Schrodinger Equation for Particle with Friction
A new quantum mechanical wave equation describing a particle with frictional
forces is derived. It depends on a parameter whose range is determined
by the coefficient of friction , that is, .
For one extreme value of this parameter, , we recover Kostin's
equation. For the other extreme value, , we obtain an equation
in which friction manifests in "magnetic" type terms. It further exhibits
breakdown of translational invariance, manifesting through a symmetry breaking
parameter , as well as localized stationary states in the absence of
external potentials. Other physical properties of this new class of equations
are also discussed.Comment: 11 page
Electronic Transport Spectroscopy of Carbon Nanotubes in a Magnetic Field
We report magnetic field spectroscopy measurements in carbon nanotube quantum
dots exhibiting four-fold shell structure in the energy level spectrum. The
magnetic field induces a large splitting between the two orbital states of each
shell, demonstrating their opposite magnetic moment and determining transitions
in the spin and orbital configuration of the quantum dot ground state. We use
inelastic cotunneling spectroscopy to accurately resolve the spin and orbital
contributions to the magnetic moment. A small coupling is found between
orbitals with opposite magnetic moment leading to anticrossing behavior at zero
field.Comment: 7 pages, 4 figure
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Hubbard ladders in a magnetic field
The behavior of a two leg Hubbard ladder in the presence of a magnetic field is studied by means of Abelian bosonization. We predict the appearance of a new (doping dependent) plateau in the magnetization curve of a doped 2-leg spin ladder in a wide range of couplings. We also discuss the extension to N-leg Hubbard ladders
Interdisciplinary Discussions about the Conservation of Software-Based Art.
In 2015/16 Tate organised a series of virtual discussions related to the preservation of softwarebased art as part of Tateâs partnership in PERICLES, a Europeanâfunded project which focuses on the longâterm digital conservation and preservation of digital resources, with particular focus on actively managing change and risk as part of this process. The idea for this series arose from the realisation that managing technical change in softwareâbased art is not only a common concern for practitioners working in the field but also of interest to the research community. A group of engaged expert practitioners and researchers were invited to consider a set of topics at the core of the conservation of softwareâbased artworks. Six discussion sessions were organised over a period of one year.
This report summarises the outcomes of these meetings and examines some of the key points
Inventory control of spare parts using a Bayesian approach: a case study
This paper presents a case study of applying a Bayesian approach to forecast demand and subsequently determine the appropriate parameter S of an (S-1,S) inventory system for controlling spare parts of electronic equipment. First, the problem and the current policy are described. Then, the basic elements of the Bayesian approach are introduced and the procedure for calculating the appropriate parameter S is illustrated. Finally, we present the results of applying the Bayesian approach in an innovative way to determine the stock levels of three types of circuit packs at several locations. According to the proposed method, a lower base stock than the one currently used is sufficient to achieve the desired service level.inventory control;spare parts;case study;Bayesian analysis
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