TCC (graduação) - Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina. Centro Tecnológico. Curso de Ciências da Computação.Télis é a uma linguagem de programação desenvolvida pela equipe do Edugraf, sob orientação do prof. Melgarejo, com ênfase na simplicidade e com o objetivo de ser de fácil aprendizagem.     Hoje Télis é totalmente interpretada e roda sobre a máquina virtual Java SE. Da intenção de portar esta liguagem para dispositivos móveis (celulares), surgiu a necessidade de substituir as APIs providas pela versão completa de Java pelas APIs equivalentes da versão móvel e otimizar os recursos utilizados

Albarede, F.

Allegre, C. J.

Feraud, G.

Kaneoka, I.

A comparative ^(39)Ar-^(40)Ar study of two hercynian crystalline segments in southern France is presented in this work. The first area, the Montagne Noire, has been left undisturbed since ca. 300 m.y. while the second, the Eastern Pyrénées, has been severely overprinted by alpine metamorphism about 95 m.y. ago. In the Montagne Noire, all the analyzed minerals (micas and low-temperature K-feldspars) have preserved hercynian age plateaux whereas in the Eastern Pyrénées, hercynian minerals (micas, amphiboles, plagioclases, and low-temperature K-feldspars) have been outgassed to a variable extent. Low-temperature K-feldspars are shown to be a sensitive indicator of tenuous thermomechanical disturbance, even for samples whose biotite is apparently undisturbed. This is considered to result from lowering of the effective grain size of the perthitic crystals by the tectonic event and not from an abnormally high diffusion coefficient for argon. An evaluation of this grain size is proposed which uses the recoil effect of ^(39)Ar production in the neutron irradiation. We conclude that discordant mica ages may be interpreted as cooling ages only after the associated K-feldspars have been shown to have suffered a slight disturbance or none

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