System Administration Acceptance of New Students in High School Saota Charisma General in Jakarta with East Dbase III Plus

In every activity has a system, as well as new students at SMU Sapta Charisma has asystem that is new admissions system. When school was recently founded, a newadmissions system using manualisasi system but in recent years has been replacedwith a new admissions system that uses a computerized system.The advantages of using a computerized system is a computerized system hasaccurate results or outputs with inputs, then using a computerized system is likely tomake errors that occur while recording activity is smaller than the manual system

Hypothesis Testing By Using Counting Pulsa Analysis Of Variance One Direction With Turbo Pascal Programming Language In Version 7.0 With CV. Astrindo Buana

Writing is about using the pulse counting method, one-way analysis of variance. Theauthor explains how to count the pulses with a few samples using One Way Analysisof Variance. In a one-way analysis of variance method, we may conclude whether thehypothesis that we are doing is acceptable or not. In this case the authors take thepulse on the sample CV. Astrindo Buana. At the end of writing, the attached programto better facilitate the calculations

Use of Image Map, Frame and Multimedia Flash Target in Designing a Homepage Using Html

World Wide Web is built from a Web Page or known as the Home Page. While theirown home page created using HTML language.To create a Home Page that was good and interesting, of course, we try in any waygive a different look than usual, so that makes it look more alive and creating formsan interesting link to be clicked.No escape from making a link, the writer here tries to minimize access time /download from users that is by making an image that can be divided into several linkcalled with Image Map and Target Frame to make users more easily search and findcontents of the home page without having to return to the main menu so that it cansave time appearance on a home page

Maintenance and Repair Techniques in Computer Disk Drives Ibm Pc

A computer system IBM PC / XT is full when it is said to have the system unit,display monitor, printer and the subject-the subject of other supporters who canfunction well as it should. Each concerning each having a separate function that isintegrated between the subject with one another.At about that there are damages / defects must be checked where the damagedcomponents. It is necessary to replace defective parts with a good computer system toIBM PC / XT to function properly as desired by the user

Two distinct sequences of blue straggler stars in the globular cluster M30

Stars in globular clusters are generally believed to have all formed at the same time, early in the Galaxy's history. 'Blue stragglers' are stars massive enough that they should have evolved into white dwarfs long ago. Two possible mechanisms have been proposed for their formation: mass transfer between binary companions and stellar mergers resulting from direct collisions between two stars. Recently, the binary explanation was claimed to be dominant. Here we report that there are two distinct parallel sequences of blue stragglers in M30. This globular cluster is thought to have undergone 'core collapse', during which both the collision rate and the mass transfer activity in binary systems would have been enhanced. We suggest that the two observed sequences arise from the cluster core collapse, with the bluer population arising from direct stellar collisions and the redder one arising from the evolution of close binaries that are probably still experiencing an active phase of mass transfer.Comment: Published on the 24th December 2009 issue of Natur

Similarities between structural distortions under pressure and chemical doping in superconducting BaFe2As2

The discovery of a new family of high Tc materials, the iron arsenides (FeAs), has led to a resurgence of interest in superconductivity. Several important traits of these materials are now apparent, for example, layers of iron tetrahedrally coordinated by arsenic are crucial structural ingredients. It is also now well established that the parent non-superconducting phases are itinerant magnets, and that superconductivity can be induced by either chemical substitution or application of pressure, in sharp contrast to the cuprate family of materials. The structure and properties of chemically substituted samples are known to be intimately linked, however, remarkably little is known about this relationship when high pressure is used to induce superconductivity in undoped compounds. Here we show that the key structural features in BaFe2As2, namely suppression of the tetragonal to orthorhombic phase transition and reduction in the As-Fe-As bond angle and Fe-Fe distance, show the same behavior under pressure as found in chemically substituted samples. Using experimentally derived structural data, we show that the electronic structure evolves similarly in both cases. These results suggest that modification of the Fermi surface by structural distortions is more important than charge doping for inducing superconductivity in BaFe2As2

On thermodynamics of N=6 superconformal Chern-Simons theory

We study thermodynamics of N=6 superconformal Chern-Simons theory by computing quantum corrections to the free energy. We find that in weakly coupled ABJM theory on R(2) x S(1), the leading correction is non-analytic in the 't Hooft coupling lambda, and is approximately of order lambda^2 log(lambda)^3. The free energy is expressed in terms of the scalar thermal mass m, which is generated by screening effects. We show that this mass vanishes to 1-loop order. We then go on to 2-loop order where we find a finite and positive mass squared m^2. We discuss differences in the calculation between Coulomb and Lorentz gauge. Our results indicate that the free energy is a monotonic function in lambda which interpolates smoothly to the N^(3/2) behaviour at strong coupling.Comment: 29 pages. v2: references added. v3: minor changes, references added, published versio

Corner contributions to holographic entanglement entropy

The entanglement entropy of three-dimensional conformal field theories contains a universal contribution coming from corners in the entangling surface. We study these contributions in a holographic framework and, in particular, we consider the effects of higher curvature interactions in the bulk gravity theory. We find that for all of our holographic models, the corner contribution is only modified by an overall factor but the functional dependence on the opening angle is not modified by the new gravitational interactions. We also compare the dependence of the corner term on the new gravitational couplings to that for a number of other physical quantities, and we show that the ratio of the corner contribution over the central charge appearing in the two-point function of the stress tensor is a universal function for all of the holographic theories studied here. Comparing this holographic result to the analogous functions for free CFT's, we find fairly good agreement across the full range of the opening angle. However, there is a precise match in the limit where the entangling surface becomes smooth, i.e., the angle approaches $\pi$, and we conjecture the corresponding ratio is a universal constant for all three-dimensional conformal field theories. In this paper, we expand on the holographic calculations in our previous letter arXiv:1505.04804, where this conjecture was first introduced.Comment: 62 pages, 6 figures, 1 table; v2: minor modifications to match published version, typos fixe

Haemostasis in Open Carpal Tunnel Release: Tourniquet vs Local Anaesthetic and Adrenaline

Open carpal tunnel release is one of the commonest performed procedures in hand surgery. We performed a prospective randomised control trial to compare the efficacy and patient satisfaction of the traditional arm tourniquet versus infiltration of adrenaline and local anaesthetic solution to achieve haemostasis during the procedure. Using a combination of objective and subjective measures we concluded that infiltration of local anaesthetic and adrenaline not only provided adequate haemostasis but also provided a significantly more tolerable experience for the patient during the procedure