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Mapping the properties of nuclei at the edge of the nuclear landscape is one of the fundamental pursuits in experimental nuclear science. Even the simple proof of existence of an isotope, which lives only for a fraction of a second, is sufficient to guide theorists in the development a comprehensive model of nuclear matter. Researchers at the Michigan State University National Superconducting Cyclotron Laboratory (NSCL) have succeeded in producing and measuring the production rates of 15 new neutron-rich isotopes never before produced in a laboratory setting. Several of these new, rare isotopes were produced at significantly higher-than-expected rates. The result suggests the existence of a new "island of inversion," a region of isotopes with enhanced stability in a sea of mostly fleeting and unstable nuclei at the edge of the nuclear map.
Motivation to explore this region of nuclides was provided in part by a 2007 NSCL experiment that produced and measured the production rates of three new isotopes of magnesium and aluminum. (Nature, 449, October 2007, p. 1022.) In particular, the aluminum isotope measured in that result, aluminum-42, was beyond the limit of stability predicted by one of the leading theoretical models. The logical question that followed: How well do existing theories describe the behavior of heavier, neutron-rich nuclei?
Perhaps not so well, according to the 2008 NSCL result. Most nuclei in this region were expected to be characterized by low binding energies, and thus be exceedingly unstable and difficult to produce. The unexpectedly higher production rates of several isotopes of potassium, calcium, scandium and titanium require a different interpretation, and the possible existence of a new island of inversion for neutron-rich nuclei.
The appearance of an island of inversion is attributed to changes in interaction strength between protons and neutrons, which are naturally attracted to each other. This attractive force has been known to change based on the number of protons and neutrons inside the nucleus. Nearest the stable isotopes, the change is so subtle that is often goes unnoticed. However, in very neutron-rich nuclei, these effects appear to be amplified in localized areas, leading to small groupings of isotopes with very distinctive properties. The amplification of aspects of the nuclear force that are difficult to discern in more stable nuclei is one of the major motivations of the study of rare isotopes.


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Going over last night's homework, make sure they got the right formulas. For an arithmetic series,
Example 1
Students sometimes ask if that formula will still work for an arithmetic series with an odd number of terms. Obviously, you can't still pair them up in the way we have been doing. The answer is, it does still work. One proof—which I usually don't mention unless the right questions are asked—is that, for an arithmetic series, the average of all the terms is right in the middle of the first and last terms. (It can take a minute to convince yourself that this is not always true for any series, but it is for any arithmetic series.) So the average is
Anyway, on to today's topic.
Today, we're going to learn a new way of proving things. This method, called "proof by induction," is a very powerful and general technique that turns up in many different areas of mathematics: we are going to be applying it to series, but the real point is to learn the technique itself.
So...to begin with, we are going to prove something we already know to be true:
Of course we know how to prove that using the arithmetic series trick, but we're going to prove it a different way.
Let's start by seeing if that formula works when
How about the right side? Well, that's...
To build up to the next step, ask this hypothetical question. Suppose we had not yet proven that this equation always works. But suppose that I had proven that it works when
Well, you can do the right side easily enough:
The point here is not just "it works." The point is that you can confirm that it works, without adding up all 200 numbers again, because I already did that part—all you have to add is the last number.
Now...suppose I had already proven that it works for
Now...suppose I had already proven that it works for
Suppose I had already proven that it works for some
Give them time here...see if they can find the answer...
We would add
What does that look like? Well, for the old
Do the algebra to show that they are equal. Then, step back and say...so, what have we done? Well, first we proved that the formula works for
At this point, I think it's helpful to work through one more example. I recommend going through
"Homework—Proof by Induction"
At this point, you're ready for the test. Unlike most of my "Sample Tests," this one is probably too short, but it serves to illustrate the sorts of problems you will want to ask, and to remind the students of what we've covered.


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While director of the CIA, Panetta visited the Vatican, but did not see the Pope.
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Birthday | 02/26/1987 |
Birthplace | Fairfax, VA |
College | Virginia Tech |
Years played | 4 |
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Grimm has appeared in nine games this season, mostly on special teams.
Grimm has an injured right knee and likely will be replaced in the lineup by backup Corey Lynch. Grimm is out for the season.|||||||
Grimm was hurt while he and linebacker Geno Hayes were stopping Atlanta's Michael Turner for a 1-yard gain with help from other defenders who converged on the pile.
Grimm is out for the season after breaking his left fibula during the second quarter of a game against the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday.|||||||
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I am a single mom. I am 37 years old. I have social security income. I am an aunt to 2 beautiful children named Emily and Owen. Both of my kids were born on July 2nd one year apart.
I love Jesus Christ and I want to live on Earth forever. I also want to be sealed to my children in a temple so that we can be together forever. I love all of the sacred rituals (ordinances) in the Latter Day saint Church.
My son and I pray together and I believe that God hears our prayers and answers them, even perhaps above some others, because our prayers are virtuous and said in the right way.
I have heard it said that to the ancient Incas "gold was the sweat of the sun". My mind can wrap that up in to an analogy about Christ. Our debts were paid by him dying on the cross. We can repay that debt by being baptised and confirmed ourselves. So my analogy is that the sweat of Christ the sun is our loan... or gold. The sweat of him carrying the cross. I am glad to know that how much money I have is between me and Christ. I learned about this at my baptism. I like knowing that my money is between Christ and myself.
Having our children actively involved in church.
I am a single mom and I do not have enough money. The man who taught me about The Latter Day Saint Church originally when I was 24 he worked long hours in grocery stores stocking shelves and managing for years. He and I were in love, but because he was so efficiant at what he does I have faith that I will have enough to feed my son. For me going to a grocery store is similar to going to this man' s tree of life. I feel that I am picking from a place where love resides.
It has helped me to have what Elder K. Packard talks about as real growth. I am not only a convert I also have had a healthy and active Latter Day Saint life. I brought my mother to The Mesa Temple once. I went on a picnic with the young adults in The Montpelier Ward ... the ward that I belong to now. The picnic was outside at The Joseph Smith Memorial. In 2012 I had a priesthood blessing for myself in my home. In 2003 I had my own temple recommend. I attended a funeral and even drove in the procession of cars for an old woman in my ward who passed away in her 80's. She had inspired me as a member of my ward and she had been a member of that ward since I was a child. I have supplied food for potlucks at my church. I have taken my son Ezra to Sunday school more than once. Every Christmas I go to The Joseph Smith Memorial to see the Christmas lights and I take members of my family who are not Latter Day Saints with me. Between the years of 2000 and 2002 I went to a handful of Relief Society Enrichment nights. My mother who is not a member of the church came to atleast 2 with me. There was one in particular that she really enjoyed that had to do with braiding my hair.
Reading it gave me a historical, literary view of the world, but also being actively involved in my ward for the last 10 years I saw many families raising children the right way and it taught me how to be a good mother and have a family of my own.
I think that I can give a good and exact example of this. From the time that I was 16 years old until I was 23 I was an alcoholic and a drug addict. I did not even graduate from high school I ended up getting a G.E.D. I started college in my early twenties and worked hard at maintaining a high GPA so that I could transfer from a community college to Arizona State University in 2 years. During my time in college I was introduced to The Latter Day Saint Church and in August of 1999 I was baptised and confirmed in to The Latter Day Saint Church. I have always tried to be as active a member as possible for me. When the right man came along and asked me to marry him I said yes. He was a Latter Day Saint, a college student and a hard worker in the grocery industry and he had been an Army Ranger who was deployed to Fr. Guiana and The Panama Canal. I gave birth in 2004 and 2005 to two beautiful healthy boys. My son Ezra was blessed as an infant in front of The Montpelier Ward, which is my ward. I am a refined stay at home mom now. My children will be in second and third grade this fall. Oh... I became clean and sober in February 1999 forever.
I can think better and reason more clearly, because I understand things so much better. Plus it is beautiful to me so I get through trials so much easier. Let's hope anyway. ;) I perceive that some people get frustrated with their lives when they feel that they are meaningless. Knowing that I can do temple work for me gives my life a whole new dimension. Also, each person's experience as a Latter Day Saint in life is personal to them. That is why they say that our personal revelations are personal to us. They are not about the whole World.
Having a child to love and care for and provide structure for.
I think that Joseph Smith was a loving and happy person. I know that he was close to God and nature in a way too, because he worked as a farmer with his father and because of his experience in The Sacred Grove. He was human.
As sad as it may seem I am the black sheep in my family. Being a LDS gives me another place to find community for my son and I and family type support/ strength.
So that others can make the choice to become Latter Day Saints.
One of my friends...she is also my son's aunt was baptised because I told her to check it out... That was back around 2003. Her husband is Jewish and she does not get to practice being a Latter Day Saint, but there is always that mutual understanding between her and I that we both love the gospel. Sometimes I will mention it to her too if I have accomplished something like getting to church or my son enjoying Sunday school or having a Patriarchle blessing...interesting visiting teachers...For me it depends on my friends' level of interest in the church how much I share with them.
I have never been on a mission, but when the missionaries taught me about The LDS church before I was baptised my fiance sat with me through the lessons and the missionaries or elders told us that there are missions for adult married couples. Atleast one of my fiance's sisters told me that she had been on a mission for The LDS Church in South America in Brazil. My fiance's sisters explained to me that the missions that women go on are shorter than the missions that men go on. The mens' missions can last up to 2 years.
I am still healthy at 37 years old. My son Ezra is a second grader and he loves me. He and I have had our own apartment for 7 years. I am not gaining weight. I have ss income. I have free time to enjoy life. God revealed the truth about himself to me.
I think that it is about the atonement.
My son Ezra. He and I are both members of The Montpelier Ward. That is a Latter Day Saint church for a mapped out area. ..all of my nice possesions and my Social Security income.
so that they can do Baptisms for the Dead which is a temple ordinance
It was 2 years ago that I deactivated my Facebook account and began working on my mormon.org profile instead. I am also on circleofmoms.com which is a more wholesome way to be somewhat connected online to some of my old Facebook friends. I pray morning and night. I have my own home and I do not have to live with my parents who live different beliefs than I do. I always have LDS scriptures in my home. There are also unwanted influences that have to do with health. We do not have alcohol in our home unless it is for cooking at temperatures that will burn the alcohol out of it. We do not have a coffee maker. If some one comes over and they want to smoke they have to go outside.
1. trying to get custody back of my oldest son 2. prayer, repentance, scripture reading 3. trying to get a Temple Recommend and a Patriarchle Blessing 4. I have had a Priesthood Blessing 5. Trying to bring in more income 6. Trying to lose weight. I am 211 pounds and I should be 130 lbs...since writing this I lost 6 lbs. 7. I want my son Ezra to go to church enough so that he can be Baptised next summer when he turns 8.
August 21, 1999: baptised August 22., 1999: confirmed It was simple. It was complete. It was at the Paradise Valley Stake in Arizona which I find to be beautiful. There were like 30 people in attendance. The only people that I knew were my one friend and the missionaries. I was asked to stand up and give my testimoney which I did. I wore a white jump suite. My friend rode his bicycle to my baptism. I remember seeing him riding in to the parking lot and it pleased me that he had showed up after all. I was baptised by being completely immersed under the water in an indoor pool of water. A missionary held my wrist and held his other hand up in the air before I had to go backwards down under the water.
The Holy Ghost prompted me to become a Latter Day Saint.
I care for my son Ezra. I am a nice and lovable mother. My son loves me a lot. He thinks I am a really good mother. I can swim with Ezra. I can teach him how to tie his shoes. I can provide him with a structured life. I can row the boat while he fishes out at camp. I can drive him places. I can help him with school work. I can be a missionary and explain The Latter Day Saint Church to people who are interested. Years ago when I was breast feeding I started using a crock pot to make dinners and desserts mostly. I used the crock pot very much for years. Now I am going to try using it to make soap which I can sell at craft fairs and on amazon.com. When I was cooking with the crock pot I was also using a lot of local ingrediants in my meals at that time and fresh herbs and reading about herbs and herb butters some what. My son and I started gardening every summer. I have been reading the crock pot soap recipe and you can put milk, natural fragrances, oatmeal, fruit and herbs in it.
Hope is the desire for things to be o.k. or work out. I hope that I will have enough money. I hope that I will get Tom and Tristan back. I hope that I will move back to upper North Street some day. I hope that I will lose weight this summer. I hope that Tristan is alright on a moment to moment daily basis.
I found true love there.
I do not know if this is right or wrong and I do not want to sound like Shrek, but my faith is like the peels of an onion. There are many layers that are cyclical and repeatedly used. I keep going back in my mind to the night that I was given my testimoney that the church was very possibly true. I was very comfortable in a guest bedroom in my parents' house in Vermont. I had The Book of Mormon on my mind, but had not become a member yet. I go back to the day I met my fiance's mother and she and I did or did not see eye to eye? Then I recall how life was for me in my early teens when it was good. These experiences were all very different for me and it is like I am trying to put a puzzle together until I am whole.


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A car seat is one piece of equipment you really need before your baby is born, whether or not you own a car. If you are having your baby in hospital and are going home by car, you will need to put her in a seat. Hospital staff might want to check you have one. Even if this is the only car trip your baby makes, it is worth borrowing a car seat from friends or family, but only use a second-hand seat if you are certain of its history.Choosing the right car seat for your baby's age and weight is very important. You must also make sure that it is properly installed. If a car seat doesn't seem to fit your car perfectly, or if it seems difficult to fasten in place, do not buy it. Some seats work better in some models of cars than others. Try before you buy. The seat should be held tightly by the seatbelt with very little sideways movement.
Practise putting the empty seat in and tightening up the seatbelt. If the seat moves around, it's not safe.
Car seat sizes
Car seat sizes can be confusing, because they are categorised in different ways. Some people talk about Group 0 and Group 0+ car seats, others refer to stage one or two. Shops generally refer to seats by groups, to try to avoid confusion. It's simpler and safer if you think in terms of choosing the right seat for your baby's weight, as our chart below shows.Weight range | Approximate age range | Group | Stage |
From birth to 10kg (22lb) | Newborn to 9 months | 0 | 1 |
From birth to 13kg (29lb) | Newborn to 5-18 months | 0+ | 1 |
9kg to 18kg (20lb to 40lb) | 9 months to 4 years | 1 | 2 |
15kg to 25kg (33lb to 55lb) | Up to 6 years | 2 | 3 |
22kg to 36kg (48lb to 79lb) | Up to 12 years | 3 | 4 |
Infant carriers
If your baby weighs up to 13kg (29lb), she needs to be in a rear-facing seat. These are known as Group 0, up to 10kg (22lb), Group 0+, up to 13kg, or stage one car seats, but they are most easily remembered as infant carriers. Most infant carriers are classified as Group 0+.This is a good option, because your baby travels facing the rear of the car for longer, giving her head and neck vital support. As long as the crown of your baby's head does not stick up above the top of the seat, she should stay facing backwards for as long as possible. See our article for more information on the best time to move your baby out of an infant carrier and into a forward-facing seat.
As small babies sleep so much, you can often move your baby in and out of the car while she is sleeping without waking her up. Infant carriers have a carrying handle to make this easier. They also usually come with little pillows known as head huggers, which make sure that your newborn baby's head doesn't wobble about as she travels in the car. You will need to use these for the first three months or so until your baby can hold her head up on her own.
- You can carry your baby in and out of the car without disturbing her too much, although if taking a seat in and out of a car, always take the time to make sure it is properly fitted when you put it back in
- Some infant car seats can also be used as a rocking chair at home
- If your car seat is part of a travel system, you can fit it straight onto your pushchair or pram
- As your baby gets heavier it will be more difficult to carry her in and out of the car in the seat
- Most car seats (with the exception of the lie-flat, carrycot-style seat mentioned below) leave your baby rather squashed up. Do not let your baby sleep in her car seat for long periods, as it can place a strain on her developing spine. If in any doubt, discuss this with your GP or other medical professional.
- Your first car seat will usually only last for the first nine to 12 months, until you need to buy a second-stage or Group 1 seat. However, be guided by your baby's weight, rather than her age.
Combination car seats
Combination car seats can be used in both directions. They start facing backwards, classified as Group 0+, up to about 13kg, and then convert to a forward-facing Group 1 seat, up to 18kg (40lb).However, the latest advice to parents is that children should travel in rear-facing car seats until they are four. See our article on buying a Group 1 seat to find out why.
Group 1 seats are heavier than infant carriers and have no handles, so they stay in the car. If you're buying a combination car seat, it's important to try it before buying to make sure that it fits properly in both directions. Many parents prefer to buy two seats if they are having another baby, so that the next baby can use the newborn seat again and their toddler can use a Group 1 car seat. Always check the seat manufacturer's advice about when to replace a seat, because some can degrade over time.
There is also a newer type of baby car seat, which can be used like an infant carrier, facing backward, or it can be adjusted to lie flat in a carrycot position across the car's back seat. This means that your baby travels sideways. Your baby is held in place, not by a harness, as in a rear-facing infant carrier, but by a single broad strap across her chest. Carrycots occupy all of the back seat and use both outer seat belts to secure them.
Safety tip:
Rear-facing car seats should never be used on a front seat if there is an active airbag in the car. To make sure that your car seat is safe, have it checked by a professional. Call your local council's road safety team and ask to have your car seat checked or ask at car dealerships, which may do free checks. See our article about the law on fitting child seats.


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Bruins take a 3-0 series lead on Rangers
Boston Bruins' Gregory Campbell, center, reacts along with New York Rangers goalie Henrik Lundqvist, left, and Michael Del Zotto to a goal by Boston Bruins' Johnny Boychuk during the third period in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference semifinals in the NHL hockey Stanley Cup playoffs in New York Tuesday, May 21, 2013, in New York. The Bruins won 2-1 and lead the best-of-seven games series 3-0. (AP Photo/Seth Wenig) |
NEW YORK — Daniel Paille snapped a tie with 3:31 left in the third period, and the Boston Bruins put the New York Rangers on the brink of elimination with a 2-1 victory in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference semifinal series on Tuesday night.
Boston leads the best-of-seven series 3-0 and can advance to the conference finals as early as Thursday at Madison Square Garden. Only three teams in NHL history have rallied from an 0-3 hole to advance.
The Bruins trailed 1-0 heading into the third, but defenseman Johnny Boychuk tied it at 3:10 of the period with his fourth of the playoffs. The Rangers hadn't lost in regulation when leading after two periods since Feb. 4, 2010.
Boston thought it had grabbed the lead seconds before Paille actually scored when a shot deflected off the mask of Rangers goalie Henrik Lundqvist, popped up in the air and landed on the goal line. Lundqvist couldn't find it before Paille swooped in from behind the net and poked in the puck.
Taylor Pyatt had made it 1-0 in the second period for the Rangers, who were outscored 8-4 in two losses at Boston to begin the series. New York had won nine straight games at home, including three in the playoffs against Washington in the first round.
Lundqvist was sharp until the third period and finished with 32 saves. Tuukka Rask stopped 23 shots in the win.
The Rangers again failed to get their power play untracked, failing in both of their chances and dropping to 0-for-10 in the series. New York has only two power-play goals in 38 opportunities during these playoffs.
Despite being outshot 14-5 in the second period, the Rangers carried a 1-0 lead into the third.
Boychuk was credited with the tying goal after the puck appeared to deflect into the net off Rangers defenseman John Moore.
The game turned rougher moments later when New York forward Chris Kreider was struck under his visor by the stick of Boston's Tyler Seguin, who was following through on a shot just inside the blue line. Seguin was then clipped in the exchange by the stick of Rangers defenseman Steve Eminger.
Shortly after, Bruins forward Patrice Bergeron had a cut over his eye that left his white jersey bloodstained. No penalties were called on any of the plays.
New York took just its second lead of the series 3:53 into the second period when Pyatt deflected in a shot by defenseman Ryan McDonagh that was fired from the blue line shortly after the Rangers' second failed power play of the night expired.
New York hasn't lost in regulation when leading after two periods since Feb. 4, 2010, (86-0-6). The Rangers were 16-0 in those situations during this regular season.
Lundqvist was again the reason why.
He was especially sharp in the second, making a pad stop on Tyler Seguin 6 1-2 minutes in, stretching across to knock away a drive by rookie defenseman Torey Krug — who scored in each of the first two games of the series — and then bringing the crowd to its feet with a lunging glove snare of Gregory Campbell's slap shot from the left circle with 8:24 remaining.
That got the Bruins even in shots (15-15) before they outshot New York 8-1 the rest of the second.
The Rangers got off to a sluggish start after losing the opening faceoff, and didn't mount any kind of early surge fueled by the excited home crowd. New York didn't get possession of the puck in the first minute and didn't carry it into the Boston end until 1:35 had elapsed.
But the Rangers picked up their play soon after and built a 6-1 edge in shots, including scoring opportunities on Rask. New York earned the first power play of the night, however it was as ineffective as it has been throughout the postseason.
Rangers captain Ryan Callahan took what appeared to be an elbow from hulking Bruins captain Zdeno Chara when they came together along the boards deep in the Boston end. Callahan clipped Chara in the face with his stick, causing a cut on the bridge of the defenseman's nose.
The tide turned back to the Bruins' favor just before the midway point in the period, starting with a partial breakaway after New York turned over the puck at the Boston blue line. Chris Kelly raced ahead with the puck and was stopped in tight by Lundqvist when he tried a backhanded shot.
Shawn Thornton was also denied when he came in alone on Lundqvist with 8:46 left in the period, and Jaromir Jagr couldn't score, either, when he got a pair of whacks at the puck that the New York goalie turned aside.
The Bruins' surge gave them an 8-7 edge in shots, but Boston finished the period trailing 11-9.
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Capt. Everett Eugene Donham Arkansas State Police Capt. Everett Eugene Donham of Hensley died Monday, April 8, 2013, at Southern Trace Nursing Home in Bryant at the age of 82. He was born Aug. 9, 1930, in Little Rock, the son of the late William Everett and Gertie Mae Palmer Donham. He was a member of Marlow Missionary Baptist Church in Sheridan, a member of Iron Springs Masonic Lodge and a member of Arkansas State Police Association.
Martha Jean "Fritz" Carter Talley, 86, of Dardanelle died Sunday, April 7, 2013. She was born Jan. 16, 1927, in Little Rock to the late Dr. John L. Carter and Lena Loretta Masters Carter. She graduated Little Rock Senior High School (now Central) in 1944, then attended Little Rock Junior College from 1944 o 1946, and graduated from Ouachita Baptist College (now University) in 1948. She was a teacher for Mabelvale and Pine Bluff Schools, Draughon's School of Business, and Lion's World Services for the Blind.
Billie Sue Hunt, 76, of Benton passed away April 8, 2013. She was born Oct. 3, 1936, in Woodville, Calif.. to the late Virgil and Edna Chastain Taylor. Billie was of the Baptist faith. She was a singer and songwriter and the family will cherish her many songs that she recorded for them. She was preceded in death by her parents; a son, John Michael Hunt; a granddaughter, Bobbie L. Hunt; two brothers, Rogie Taylor and John "Gub" Taylor; and a sister, Kathy Blake.
Vanessa Ruth Pirl, 58, passed away April 2, 2013. Vanessa was born Dec. 20, 1954, in Little Rock. Vanessa loved spending time with her grandchildren. A few of their favorite times were spent rock hunting and going out for ice cream. She loved to party and go to the arcades. Vanessa was preceded in death by her parents, John Whitlock Pirl and Vera Wilbanks; and her sister-in-law, Jeanie Holiman.
Betty Joye Woodard, 83, of Benton, died Saturday, April 6, 2013, at home. Betty was born April 21, 1929, in Banks, a daughter of the late Robert C. and Addie E. McLeod of Banks. She was a graduate of the Banks School System. Betty was a member of Crossroads Missionary Baptist Church and was retired from Smith-Caldwell Drug Store. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband of 63 years, Harold Lee Woodard Sr.; and her older sister, Frances Lorine McLeod Rigsby.
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Proof-of-Concept Study of a Single Application of an Investigational Otic Suspension in Treatment of Acute Otitis Media With Tympanostomy Tubes
This study is currently recruiting participants.
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The purpose of this study is to evaluate a single application of AL-60371/AL-817 Otic Suspension relative to ototopical CIPRODEX for microbiological success at Day 8 and time to cessation of otorrhea.
Condition | Intervention | Phase |
Acute Otitis Media |
Drug: AL-60371/AL-817 otic suspension Drug: Ciprofloxacin 0.3%/dexamethasone 0.1% otic suspension |
Phase 2 |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Allocation: Randomized Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment Masking: Single Blind (Outcomes Assessor) Primary Purpose: Treatment |
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MedlinePlus related topics:
Ear Infections
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Dexamethasone acetate
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Primary Outcome Measures:
- Proportion of subjects with sustained clinical cure at Day 3 visit [ Time Frame: Day 3 ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]A sustained clinical cure at Day 3 will be attained if otorrhea is absent at the Day 3 visit and continues to be absent through the last study visit (Day 8 or Early Exit).
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- Proportion of subjects with microbiological success at the Day 8 visit [ Time Frame: Day 8 ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Microbiological success will be attained if all pre-therapy bacteria are absent in the Day 8 specimen. If no otorrhea at Day 8, eradication of pre-therapy bacteria will be presumed and the subject will be considered a microbiological success.
- Time (in days) to cessation of otorrhea [ Time Frame: Time to event, up to Day 8 ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]The time (in days) to the cessation of otorrhea (ie, otorrhea is absent) will be calculated as the number of days from the Day 1 (Visit 1) to the absence of otorrhea in the study ear as recorded by the parent/guardian via the twice-daily diary. Cessation of otorrhea will be defined as ending on the first day that otorrhea is absent from the study ear and remains absent for any/all subsequent diary entries.
Estimated Enrollment: | 140 |
Study Start Date: | December 2013 |
Estimated Study Completion Date: | April 2014 |
Estimated Primary Completion Date: | April 2014 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
Arms | Assigned Interventions |
Experimental: AL-60371/AL-817
AL-60371/AL-817 otic suspension, 1 drop in study ear through tympanostomy tube on Day 1 (Visit 1)
Drug: AL-60371/AL-817 otic suspension |
Active Comparator: CIPRODEX
Ciprofloxacin 0.3%/dexamethasone 0.1% otic suspension, 4 drops in study ear twice daily through tympanostomy tube for 7 days
Drug: Ciprofloxacin 0.3%/dexamethasone 0.1% otic suspension
Ages Eligible for Study: | 6 Months to 12 Years |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
Inclusion Criteria:
- Parent or guardian: Read and sign the informed consent. When required by the Institutional Review Board, child must agree to sign an approved assent form;
- Presence of otorrhea (visible by parent or guardian) of 21 days or less in duration;
- Presence of patent tympanostomy tubes;
- Refrain from water immersion of the ears following surgery without the use of adequate ear protection during swimming, bathing, showering and other water-related activities;
- Parent or guardian: Agree to comply with the requirements of the study, administer the study medication as directed, complete required study visits, and comply with the protocol;
- Other protocol-defined inclusion criteria may apply.
Exclusion Criteria:
- NOT otorrhea-free for at least seven days following tympanostomy tube surgery;
- Menarcheal females;
- Previous otologic surgery, except tympanic membrane, within one year of study entry;
- History of/or current acute or chronic non-tube otorrhea (through existing perforation of the eardrum);
- Current acute otitis externa, malignant otitis externa, or other conditions which could interfere with evaluation of the study drug;
- Diabetic (controlled or uncontrolled);
- Use of prohibited medications;
- Other protocol-defined exclusion criteria may apply.
Contacts and Locations
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01908803
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Contact Alcon Call Center for Trial Locations | Recruiting |
Fort Worth, Texas, United States, 76134 |
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Study Director: | Celeste McLean, BS, MT (ASCP) | Alcon Research |
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Responsible Party: | Alcon Research |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT01908803 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | C-13-026 |
Study First Received: | July 24, 2013 |
Last Updated: | January 3, 2014 |
Health Authority: | United States: Food and Drug Administration |
Keywords provided by Alcon Research:
AOMT tympanostomy tubes Otorrhea anti-infective |
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Otitis Media Otitis Ear Diseases Otorhinolaryngologic Diseases Ciprofloxacin BB 1101 Dexamethasone acetate Dexamethasone Dexamethasone 21-phosphate Nucleic Acid Synthesis Inhibitors Enzyme Inhibitors Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action Pharmacologic Actions Anti-Infective Agents |
Therapeutic Uses Anti-Inflammatory Agents Antiemetics Autonomic Agents Peripheral Nervous System Agents Physiological Effects of Drugs Central Nervous System Agents Gastrointestinal Agents Glucocorticoids Hormones Hormones, Hormone Substitutes, and Hormone Antagonists Antineoplastic Agents, Hormonal Antineoplastic Agents Protease Inhibitors |
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- NCF: Notre Dame Fighting Irish are No. 13
- NCF: LSU Tigers are No. 12
- NCF: Florida State Seminoles are No. 11
- NCF: Florida Gators are No. 10
- NCF: Clemson Tigers are No. 9
- NCF: Louisville Cardinals are No. 8
- NCF: South Carolina Gamecocks are tied for No. 6
- NCF: Georgia Bulldogs are tied for No. 6
- NCF: Texas A&M Aggies are No. 5
- NCF: Stanford Cardinal are No. 4
- NCF: Oregon Ducks are No. 3
- NCF: Ohio State Buckeyes are No. 2
- NCF: Alabama Tide are No. 1
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