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Geração e acumulo de mutantes com poucos poliedros após passagem serial do baculovirus anticarsia (AgMNPV) em cultura de células.
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Antibonding Ground state of Adatom Molecules in Bulk Dirac Semimetals
The ground state of the diatomic molecules in nature is inevitably bonding,
and its first excited state is antibonding. We demonstrate theoretically that,
for a pair of distant adatoms placed buried in three-dimensional-Dirac
semimetals, this natural order of the states can be reversed and an antibonding
ground state occurs at the lowest energy of the so-called bound states in the
continuum. We propose an experimental protocol with the use of a scanning
tunneling microscope tip to visualize the topographic map of the local density
of states on the surface of the system to reveal the emerging physics
Components of multifractality in the Central England Temperature anomaly series
We study the multifractal nature of the Central England Temperature (CET)
anomaly, a time series that spans more than 200 years. The series is analyzed
as a complete data set and considering a sliding window of 11 years. In both
cases, we quantify the broadness of the multifractal spectrum as well as its
components defined by the deviations from the Gaussian distribution and the
influence of the dependence between measurements. The results show that the
chief contribution to the multifractal structure comes from the dynamical
dependencies, mainly the weak ones, followed by a residual contribution of the
deviations from Gaussianity. However, using the sliding window, we verify that
the spikes in the non-Gaussian contribution occur at very close dates
associated with climate changes determined in previous works by component
analysis methods. Moreover, the strong non-Gaussian contribution found in the
multifractal measures from the 1960s onwards is in agreement with global
results very recently proposed in the literature.Comment: 21 pages, 10 figure
Abundância e flutuação populacional da mosca-branca em relação a padrões regionais e locais de fisionomia agrícola no Distrito Federal.
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The Overlooked Potential of Generalized Linear Models in Astronomy-III: Bayesian Negative Binomial Regression and Globular Cluster Populations
In this paper, the third in a series illustrating the power of generalized
linear models (GLMs) for the astronomical community, we elucidate the potential
of the class of GLMs which handles count data. The size of a galaxy's globular
cluster population is a prolonged puzzle in the astronomical
literature. It falls in the category of count data analysis, yet it is usually
modelled as if it were a continuous response variable. We have developed a
Bayesian negative binomial regression model to study the connection between
and the following galaxy properties: central black hole mass,
dynamical bulge mass, bulge velocity dispersion, and absolute visual magnitude.
The methodology introduced herein naturally accounts for heteroscedasticity,
intrinsic scatter, errors in measurements in both axes (either discrete or
continuous), and allows modelling the population of globular clusters on their
natural scale as a non-negative integer variable. Prediction intervals of 99%
around the trend for expected comfortably envelope the data,
notably including the Milky Way, which has hitherto been considered a
problematic outlier. Finally, we demonstrate how random intercept models can
incorporate information of each particular galaxy morphological type. Bayesian
variable selection methodology allows for automatically identifying galaxy
types with different productions of GCs, suggesting that on average S0 galaxies
have a GC population 35% smaller than other types with similar brightness.Comment: 14 pages, 12 figures. Accepted for publication in MNRA
Implantação de boas práticas agropecuárias no projeto-piloto de produção integrada da caprinocultura leiteira.
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