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Waffle House: Looking for breakfast?
If you ever been to this area before you'll notice these establishments everywhere. I had breakfast here every morning with my co-workers. I found the place clean, cheap, and food wonderful. I found the coffee here excellent. So check them out!
Here's tip, when you come across a Waffle House menu, grab it. It may contain some coupons that will save you $$
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Floyd's Shrimp House: Very Enjoyable
This is a really neat place to eat. Has lots of character inside and the food is great. The service is very wonderful too! Have eaten here a couple of times and have always enjoyed it. I think you will too!
Favorite Dish: I liked Floyd's Famous Coco-Loco Shrimp Dinner, since the shrimp is covered in coconut and fried. The dinner came with plenty of veggies too!
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The Crab Trap: More great food!
This is not a fancy place, but you will get your monies worth here. The food and service is wonderful. Some tables are positioned by the beach side with some pretty views and I bet during summer months they have this side opened up to the wharf balcony, which would be pretty cool to see!
Favorite Dish: As usual I had the cocanut shrimp baskets that came with fries or coleslaw. Yummy!
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McGuires: Great food and company
This a pretty cool place to visit if your going to eat or just visit the bar. Lots of interesting stuff hanging from the ceiling and on the walls. Especially at the bar..lol! Food is great and so is the service. The price is right and you get your monies worth here. Open 7 days a week too!
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Rick's Crab Trap: No Catch for the Early Bird
We drove back to Fort Walton Beach, and tried Rick's for the Early Bird Specials. On the way, we drove by "Okaloosa on Ice" which is an outdoor ice rink set up in a local park from Nov 18th to Jan 2nd. We had seen the Early Bird sign when we tried before to go here for dinner only to find they were closed on Tuesday. I'd heard that it was a good place to watch the sunset but in the winter the sunset is too early, and the weather is too cold to eat outside.
Ricks was almost under the Brooks bridge (relatively deserted and with very little parking), but they have ABSOLUTELY NO CONCEPT of early bird specials even though their sign out on the road advertises "Lunch and Early Bird Specials". They said the special was all you could eat fried shrimp for $19.00. But while that might be a special, it wasn't an early bird special because it was for all night.
In season, they also have:
Pontoon rentals by 1/2 or day, sunset cruises, live entertainment
Their menu said:
** No seperate check on parties of 6 or more **
** Extra plate charge $2.95 **
** Parties of 6 or more 15% gratuity will be added **
Favorite Dish: Bob had a cup of seafood gumbo ($3) and a tossed salad with shrimp ($7.50) which came in a big blue-green plastic clamshell - very unstable.
I had the crabcake dinner - two crabcakes, 2 hush puppies, fries and cole slaw for $14.95. Then I had something called chocolate confusion for dessert ($3.25). This was a layer of chocolate cake, a layer of chocolate with the texture of cheesecake, topped with chocolate icing with chocolate chips in it.
Currently on their website is:
Fish of the Day (Catfish or Snapper) $11.95
Deviled Crabs (Two Deviled Crabs) $10.95
Fried Oysters (10-12 Breaded Oysters) $12.95
Fried Shrimp (12 Shrimp breaded in our special flour) $14.95
Fried Soft-Shell Crab $14.95
Fried Seafood Platter (Deviled Crab, Fish, 3 Oysters, 3 Shrimp, Clab strips, then topped with a Blue Crab) $16.95
Crab Cakes (Two of Rick's Homemade Crab Cakes) $12.95
Fried Shrimp and Oyster Combo $14.95
(Above Served with French Fries, Cole Slaw & Hush Puppies)
Steamed Shrimp and Steak $18.95
10oz Ribeye & 1/4lb shrimp with new potatoes, corn and broccoli
Ribeye Steak $16.95
12oz Ribeye with french fries, Salad & Bread
Grilled Amberjack $14.95
With new potatoes, corn & broccoli. Grilled with our special seasoning
Grilled Amberjack & Fried Shrimp $16.95
With new potatoes, corn & broccoli. Grilled with our special seasoning
Broiled Snapper $14.95
With new potatoes, corn & broccoli
Grilled Chicken and Steamed Shrimp $12.95
With new potatoes, corn & broccoli
Grilled Yellow Fin Tuna $14.95
With new potatoes, corn & broccoli
Grilled Yellow Fin Tuna & Steamed Shrimp $16.95
With new potatoes, corn & broccoli
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Whataburger: What? A Burger?
This chain of the Southwest was started in Texas using five inch hamburger buns instead of the usual four inchers. The entrepreneur's idea was that everyone who had one would say "What a BURGER".
This was the first fast food place that ever gave us a pager to alert us that our burgers were ready. Since the night before, we had been at a regular restaurant that gave us little pieces of paper with numbers on them instead of pagers, I found this amusing.
While we were eating, we got to watch the folks outside on ladders (first and last pictures) repairing hurricane damage or putting up Xmas lights. I thought maybe one of them would fall and create a photo-op, but it didn't happen while we were there.
Favorite Dish: I had a bacon cheese Whataburger and Bob just had a plain Whataburger. The lunch cost $11.88.
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staffs: historic restaurant
staff's is the oldest family owned restaurant in the state of florida and has been at it's present location for over 90 years. my first visit to staff's was in 1958 when it was relatively new. very good local seafood and bar-b-que moderately priced. staff's is worth a stop when in fort walton beach.
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Daddy's Barbecue
A Mary Esther original, Daddy's is well-known for having the best barbecue around. At lunch time this place is packed with Air Force members from nearby Hurlburt Field, so it must be good. I've always stuck with the sandwiches such as smoked sausage and pulled pork, but I hear they also offer great ribs. All of this in an authentic run-down shack in a dirk parking lot along the highway. What could be better?
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Staff's Restaurant and Docie's Dock Bar & Grill: Theodores
The original Staff family that settled in Camp Walton was headed by Pop Staff whose real first name was Theodore (according to the newspaper that they give you with the menu inside). He bought the hotel which is next door to the present day restaurant, and built a garage for the guests cars next to it. Pop Staff's brothers-in-law the Gerlachs came down from Indiana and made the garage into a car dealership for such cars as Oldsmobile, Star, and Studebaker. The Staffs had 8 children including twin daughters, and one of the twins married a local man named Docie Bass. Docie's real first name was Theodore. He was the one that took the garage/car dealership and made it into a restaurant.
I gather that Pop Staff was quite a fisherman and often supplied the restaurant with some of the fish he caught. In any case Docie Bass named the restaurant after his wife's family and the associated bar he named after himself.
The lady that gave us the list of good restaurants on Monday said that we might find Staff's to be more expensive, but it was a Fort Walton Beach institution. She suggested that we go and have a drink at the bar and look at the menu, and if we felt it was more than we wanted to pay, then we could leave after one drink.
Favorite Dish: We originally went to Rick's to see if they had Early Bird Specials, and the sign said they did, but they were closed on Monday and Tuesday. Staff's was open. They didn't have early bird specials like Sealand did but they did have specials.
I had the stuffed shrimp special for $19.95, which came with dark bread, a tossed salad (the dressing came in Mason jars - pictured), a piece of corn on the cob, boiled potatoes, and six shrimp with crab meat on top.
A dessert from the display table (top picture) was also included in the price. I got lemon meringue pie.
Bob had a tossed salad with shrimp (pictured) for $15.95 and he had carrot cake for dessert. The bill after tax was added was $37.
- Food and Dining
- Seniors
- Road Trip
Sealand: Named for a Container Ship
When we went to the condo meeting to tell us about the area, the lady that was doing the presentation recommended this restaurant as one that had early bird specials and was reasonable.
The restaurant was named for the ship (probably one of the Sealand-Marek group) that picked up the proprietor when he was escaping from Viet Nam in a boat. Our informant told us about the rescue and there was a posted copy of an newspaper article about it. She also told us about the family history - I took a picture of the part of the menu which talks about that (photo 5)
It is right on the main highway (photo 3). Apparently they also do take-out.
Favorite Dish: They were expecting a large party of 60 but they seated us in the back. They had early bird specials from 4:30 to 6:30 for $10.95 (photo 4). Tables had nice white tablecloths and there were maroon cloth napkins. Our booth had a mirror on the wall behind it.
Bob got prime rib and I got chicken parmesan (photo 2). Each came with a vegetable or potato and a salad and bread (nice crusty rolls). Bob got a baked potato, and I got steamed rice. After tax the bill was $23.31
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Chick-fil-A: Not Hamburgers
In 1946, Truett Cathy opened the Dwarf Grill in Hapeville, a suburb of Atlanta. The first Chick-fil-A was opened in Atlanta's Greenbriar Mall in 1967. Chick-fil-A expanded in GA and SC until in 2000 they had more than $1 billion system-wide sales. By 2003, Chick-fil-A had expanded to the Western US (UT, AZ and CA). They are always closed on Sunday.
We wanted to have lunch after we drove over the Butler bridge, and Bob said he had never been to Chick-Fil-A, so we stopped there. I had been to Chick-Fil-A previously.
I suppose technically this particular restaurant is in Destin, but there are two in Fort Walton Beach proper. This one had a playland for the kids with it - outdoors. The other two are:
Santa Rosa Mall - Unit #265
300 Mary Esther Cut-Off
Mary Esther, FL 32569
Beal Parkway FSU - Unit #1447
743 Beal Parkway, NW
Ft. Walton Beach, FL 32547
While we were eating in the restaurant, a man came around and gave us cards which said he was a deaf mute and asked for $1 for 'better communication'. I gave the card back to him without the $1. I've never been approached by a panhandler actually inside a restaurant before.
Favorite Dish: Chick-fil-A has mostly chicken sandwiches, nuggets and strips. They also have wraps and salads. No hamburger. They have fries or you can substitute a fresh fruit cup for an additional 55 cents. A picture of a fruit cup from my previous visit is photo #4, and carrot salad from a previous visit is #5.
Classics * Chick-fil-A® Chicken Sandwich * Chick-fil-A® Chargrilled Chicken Sandwich * Chick-fil-A® Chargrilled Chicken Club Sandwich * Chick-fil-A® Chicken Salad Sandwich * Chick-fil-A Chick-n-Strips® (4 or 6-count) * Chick-fil-A® Nuggets (4-6 in Kid's Meal or 8-12 pack)
Desserts * Icedream® Cup * Icedream® Cone * Chick-fil-A® Cheesecake * Chick-fil-A® Lemon Pie *
For lunch, Bob had chicken nuggets and I had a chicken strip salad (pictured) for a total lunchtime bill of $9.95
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Sonny's Real Pit BBQ: Fast Service
Floyd "Sonny" Tillman and his wife, Lucille, founded Sonny's Real Pit Bar-B-Q in Gainesville, Florida. The year was 1968. We first came across Sonny's when we ate lunch in the Tallahassee area on the way down to Fort Walton Beach. But there's one of them in Fort Walton Beach too.
Favorite Dish: We had what they called a "Short Ration" for $4.99. I had a pork sandwich with Brunswick Stew, fries and cole slaw and Bob had a beef sandwich with the same. The food came VERY quickly (we were walking in at 11:40 and we had our food by 11:50). This would have been cheap except the iced tea was $1.29 each (very big ones). Lunch was $14.36.
They had a large interesting salad bar, but we didn't have that, and didn't have dessert either.
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- Budget Travel
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Coach N Four: Who Needs High Tech?
After we ate lunch at What-a-Burger, which is the only fast food restaurant I've ever been in that gave us a pager so that we could come and pick up our orders when they were ready, we went back to the unit. That night we finally found our way to the Coach-N-Four which the lady at the condo recommended as having an Early Bird Special. And this time, they actually DID have Early Bird Specials.
The place was exceedingly popular and even though we got here early it was crowded with lots of families waiting in line and a lot of cars in the parking lot. We were given a little piece of paper with a number on it - no pagers here. We were called in fairly short order because most of the people there were large groups.
Favorite Dish: We both had the small (8 oz) ribeye ($12.95), which came with a salad, a side, and a little cup of lime sherbert. I also had the Cookies and Cream Cake for $4.00. We were quite happy with the food, and the total bill before tip was only $26.40.
However Groo says:
The coach n four is a ponderosa quality steakhouse. Meat cuts were thin and very fatty. The onion rings were over breaded and lacked flavor. Outback is a serious step up from this. If you are accustomed to steakhouses, this is probably not for you.
- Road Trip
- Budget Travel
- Seniors
Anglers is a great seafood restaurant located in Fort Walton Beach on Okaloosa Island. I have been here many times since they opened in 1999 and I'm always satisfied. Anglers has seats indoors and along the water on the deck. Their menu has a variety of all things seafood from fried shrimp baskets to snow crab legs and everything in between.
- Road Trip
La Bamba: One of Three
I saw a menu for a Mexican restaurant stuck in the phone book where we were staying. The name had something to do with good taste. I thought we had passed it when we went out to dinner on our first night. I told Bob it was across the street.
Bob thought it was near enough to walk to, but it wasn't *that* close (it was across the street and down about a half mile) and it was raining. It turned out that the restaurant menu I saw wasn't the one I had seen.
This particular restaurant turns out to have three branches with the same name. In addition to the one we ate at there is one in DeFuniak Springs and one in Crestview.
They had a mockup at the entrance of all the desserts. This is a sensible idea. Unfortunately I didn't see it until we were leaving.
Favorite Dish: I had the #46 - Quesadilla Rellena ($8.99), which was very good. This is my new favorite. (I used to always get chili relino
Bob had the Combination A (Taco and Enchilada with rice, refried beans and melted cheese for $6.59).
I had my usual fried ice cream, and Bob couldn't resist having one too even though he is lactose intolerant.
This cost us $27.99
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The Executive Committee is a standing committee of the Illinois State Senate.
Per the Senate Rules, committees of the Illinois State Senate are assigned by the President of the Senate and the Minority Leader. The President appoints the Chair, Vice-chair and remaining majority members, while the Minority Leader appoints the minority members. Committees are assigned at the start of each term.[1] A majority of appointed members make up a committee's quorum.[2] The President is not recognized as an "ex officio" member of any committee.
See rules: Senate Rules
The following table describes committee membership at the beginning of the 2013 legislative session.
|Executive Members, 2013
|Democratic members (11)
|Republican members (4)
|• Don Harmon, Chairperson
|• Matt Murphy, Minority Spokesperson
|• Ira Silverstein, Vice-Chairperson
|• David Luechtefeld
|• James Clayborne
|• Christine Radogno
|• John Cullerton
|• Dale Righter
|• Mattie Hunter
|• Kimberly Lightford
|• Terry Link
|• Antonio Munoz
|• Heather Steans
|• Donne Trotter
|• Dave Syverson
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- Subcommittee on Government Operations
- Subcommittee on Civil Rights
- Subcommittee on Election Law
- Subcommittee on Gaming
- Subcommittee on Restorative Justice
- Subcommittee on Special Issues (EX)
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|Executive Members, 2011
|Democratic members (9)
|Republican members (6)
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|• Dale Righter, Minority Spokesperson
|• Ira Silverstein, Vice Chair
|• Bill Brady
|• James Clayborne
|• John Jones
|• Maggie Crotty
|• David Luechtefeld
|• Donne Trotter
|• Matt Murphy
|• Emil Jones
|• Christine Radogno
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Good music news for Hartford (students, anyway): outgoing HSO music director Edward Cumming is heading for a position at the University of Hartford's Hartt School of Music.
Here's an excerpt from a press release we just received:
"The Hartt School of the University of Hartford is pleased to announce that Edward Cumming, outgoing Music Director of the Hartford Symphony Orchestra, has been named Associate Professor of Conducting and Director of Orchestral Activities at The Hartt School. The full time tenure track appointment follows a year-long national search that considered more than 150 candidates.
During the 2010-2011 academic year, Cumming served as Hartt's Interim Director of Orchestral Activities while simultaneously concluding his nine-year tenure with the Hartford Symphony.
In his new position, Cumming's duties will include overseeing The Hartt School's orchestral activities, including conducting the Hartt Symphony Orchestra, which typically gives six full-length programs per year, and whose members include undergraduate and graduate students from throughout the United States and abroad. He also will teach conducting, score reading, and related courses."Copyright © 2015, Chicago Tribune


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We analyze the resurgence properties of finite-dimensional exponential integrals which are prototypes for partition functions in quantum field theories. In these simple examples, we demonstrate that perturbation theory, even at arbitrarily weak coupling, fails as the argument of the coupling constant is varied. It is well-known that perturbation theory also fails at stronger coupling. We show that these two failures are actually intimately related. The formalism of resurgent transseries, which takes into account global analytic continuation properties, fixes both problems and provides an arbitrarily accurate description of exact result for any value of coupling. This means that strong coupling results can be deduced by using merely weak coupling data. Finally, we give another perspective on resurgence theory by showing that the monodromy properties of the weak coupling results are in precise agreement with the monodromy properties of the strong-coupling expansions, obtained using analysis of the holomorphy structure of Picard-Fuchs equations.
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A sub-supersolution approach for a quasilinear Kirchhoff equation56(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4919670View Description Hide Description
In this paper, we establish an existence result for a quasilinear Kirchhoff equation, via a sub- and supersolution approach, by using the Minty-Browder's Theorem for pseudomonotone operators theory.
Decay of bound states in a sine-Gordon equation with double-well potentials56(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4917284View Description Hide Description
We consider a spatially inhomogeneous sine-Gordon equation with a double-well potential, describing long Josephson junctions with phase-shifts. We discuss the interactions of symmetric and antisymmetric bound states in the system. Using a multiple scale expansion, we show that the modes decay algebraically in time due to the energy transfer from the discrete to the continuous spectrum. In particular, exciting the two modes at the same time yields an increased decay rate. An external time-periodic drive is shown to sustain symmetric state, while it damps the antisymmetric one.
On integrability of some bi-Hamiltonian two field systems of partial differential equations56(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4919542View Description Hide Description
We continue the study of integrability of bi-Hamiltonian systems with a compatible pair of local Poisson structures (H 0, H 1), where H 0 is a strongly skew-adjoint operator. This is applied to the construction of some new two field integrable systems of PDE by taking the pair (H 0, H 1) in the family of compatible Poisson structures that arose in the study of cohomology of moduli spaces of curves.
On the blow-up criterion and small data global existence for the Hall-magnetohydrodynamics with horizontal dissipation56(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4921653View Description Hide Description
In this paper, we investigate the Cauchy problem for the incompressible resistive Hall-magnetohydrodynamic equations with horizontal dissipation. By using very delicate energy estimate, we establish a blow-up criterion for the classical solutions and show the global-in-time existence of the classical solution for small initial data.
Infinitely many solutions to a linearly coupled Schrödinger system with non-symmetric potentials56(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4921637View Description Hide Description
We study a linearly coupled Schrödinger system in ℝ N (N ≤ 3). Assume that the potentials in the system are continuous functions satisfying suitable decay assumptions, but without any symmetry properties, and the parameters in the system satisfy some suitable restrictions. Using the Liapunov-Schmidt reduction methods two times and combining localized energy method, we prove that the problem has infinitely many positive synchronized solutions, which extends result Theorem 1.2 about nonlinearly coupled Schrödinger equations in Ao and Wei [Calculus Var. Partial Differ. Equations 51, 761-798 (2014)] to our linearly coupled problem.
Existence of a least energy nodal solution for a Schrödinger-Kirchhoff equation with potential vanishing at infinity56(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4921639View Description Hide Description
In this paper, we study a class of nonlocal Schrödinger-Kirchhoff problems involving only continuous functions. Using a minimization argument and a quantitative deformation lemma, we find a least energy nodal (or sign-changing) solution to this problem. Moreover, when the problem presents symmetry, we show that it has infinitely many nontrivial solutions.
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A proof of the conjecture by Carpentier-De Sole-Kac56(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4919888View Description Hide Description
We prove the following conjecture by Carpentier, De Sole, and Kac: let K be a differential field and R be a differential subring of K. Let M be a matrix whose elements are differential operators with coefficients in R. Then, if M has degeneracy degree 1, the Dieudonné determinant of M lies in R.
Split octonion reformulation of generalized linear gravitational field equations56(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4921063View Description Hide Description
In this paper, we describe the properties of split octonions and their connection with the 2 × 2 Zorn vector matrix containing both scalar and vector components. Starting with a brief description of gravito-dyons, we reformulate the generalized linear gravitational field equations of gravito-dyons in terms of split octonion. We express the generalized gravito-Heavisidian (GH) potentials, fields, and various wave equations of gravito-dyons in terms of split octonions variables. Accordingly, we demonstrate the work-energy theorem of classical mechanics reproducing the continuity equation for the case of gravito-dyons in terms of split octonions. Further, we discuss the split octonionic form of linear momentum conservation law for gravito-dyons in the case of linear gravitational theory. We have summarized the various split octonion equations for the case of the generalized GH-field of gravito-dyons and the generalized electromagnetic field of dyons. The unified fields of dyons and gravito-dyons have been demonstrated and corresponding field equations are discussed in unique and consistent manner in terms of split octonions.
Levi decomposable subalgebras of the symplectic algebra C 256(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4921382View Description Hide Description
The semisimple subalgebras of the symplectic algebra C 2 are well known. In this article, we classify the Levi decomposable subalgebras of the symplectic algebra C 2, up to inner automorphism. By Levi's theorem, a full classification of the subalgebras of C 2 would be complete with a classification of its solvable subalgebras.
Gaudin models for 𝔤𝔩(m|n)56(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4919652View Description Hide Description
We establish the basics of the Bethe ansatz for the Gaudin model associated to the Lie superalgebra 𝔤𝔩(m|n). In particular, we prove the completeness of the Bethe ansatz in the case of tensor products of fundamental representations.
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Microscopic conductivity of lattice fermions at equilibrium. I. Non-interacting particles56(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4919967View Description Hide Description
We consider free lattice fermions subjected to a static bounded potential and a time- and space-dependent electric field. For any bounded convex region ℛ ⊂ ℝ d (d ≥ 1) of space, electric fields within drive currents. At leading order, uniformly with respect to the volume of and the particular choice of the static potential, the dependency on of the current is linear and described by a conductivity (tempered, operator-valued) distribution. Because of the positivity of the heat production, the real part of its Fourier transform is a positive measure, named here (microscopic) conductivity measure of , in accordance with Ohm's law in Fourier space. This finite measure is the Fourier transform of a time-correlation function of current fluctuations, i.e., the conductivity distribution satisfies Green–Kubo relations. We additionally show that this measure can also be seen as the boundary value of the Laplace–Fourier transform of a so-called quantum current viscosity. The real and imaginary parts of conductivity distributions are related to each other via the Hilbert transform, i.e., they satisfy Kramers–Kronig relations. At leading order, uniformly with respect to parameters, the heat production is the classical work performed by electric fields on the system in presence of currents. The conductivity measure is uniformly bounded with respect to parameters of the system and it is never the trivial measure 0 dν. Therefore, electric fields generally produce heat in such systems. In fact, the conductivity measure defines a quadratic form in the space of Schwartz functions, the Legendre–Fenchel transform of which describes the resistivity of the system. This leads to Joule's law, i.e., the heat produced by currents is proportional to the resistivity and the square of currents.
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Measurement incompatibility and Schrödinger-Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen steering in a class of probabilistic theories56(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4919546View Description Hide Description
Steering is one of the most counter intuitive non-classical features of bipartite quantum system, first noticed by Schrödinger at the early days of quantum theory. On the other hand, measurement incompatibility is another non-classical feature of quantum theory, initially pointed out by Bohr. Recently, Quintino et al. [Phys. Rev. Lett. 113, 160402 (2014)] and Uola et al. [Phys. Rev. Lett. 113, 160403 (2014)] have investigated the relation between these two distinct non-classical features. They have shown that a set of measurements is not jointly measurable (i.e., incompatible) if and only if they can be used for demonstrating Schrödinger-Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen steering. The concept of steering has been generalized for more general abstract tensor product theories rather than just Hilbert space quantum mechanics. In this article, we discuss that the notion of measurement incompatibility can be extended for general probability theories. Further, we show that the connection between steering and measurement incompatibility holds in a border class of tensor product theories rather than just quantum theory.
New approach to folding with the Coulomb wave function56(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4919674View Description Hide Description
Due to the long-range character of the Coulomb interaction theoretical description of low-energy nuclear reactions with charged particles still remains a formidable task. One way of dealing with the problem in an integral-equation approach is to employ a screened Coulomb potential. A general approach without screening requires folding of kernels of the integral equations with the Coulomb wave. A new method of folding a function with the Coulomb partial waves is presented. The partial-wave Coulomb function both in the configuration and momentum representations is written in the form of separable series. Each term of the series is represented as a product of a factor depending only on the Coulomb parameter and a function depending on the spatial variable in the configuration space and the momentum variable if the momentum representation is used. Using a trial function, the method is demonstrated to be efficient and reliable.
Exact analytical solutions of the Schrödinger equation for the nine-dimensional MICZ-Kepler problem56(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4921171View Description Hide Description
The nine-dimensional MICZ-Kepler problem has been established recently as a system describing the motion of a nine-dimensional charged particle in the Coulomb potential with the presence of the SO(8) monopole. Interestingly, this is the last case of dimension in which the MICZ-Kepler problem is equivalent to a harmonic oscillator via generalized Hurwitz transformation. In this work, exact analytical solutions of the Schrödinger equation for the nine-dimensional MICZ-Kepler problem are successfully built for the first time and the degeneration degree of the energy is also calculated.
A criterion for the existence of zero modes for the Pauli operator with fastly decaying fields56(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4920924View Description Hide Description
We consider the Pauli operator in ℝ3 for magnetic fields in L 3/2 that decay at infinity as with β > 0. In this case, we are able to prove that the existence of a zero mode for this operator is equivalent to a quantity δ(B), defined below, being equal to zero. Complementing a result from Balinsky et al. [J. Phys. A: Math. Gen. 34, L19–L23 (2001)], this implies that for the class of magnetic fields considered, Sobolev, Hardy, and Cwikel, Lieb, Rosenblum (CLR) inequalities hold whenever the magnetic field has no zero mode.
Analytical evaluation of atomic form factors: Application to Rayleigh scattering56(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4921227View Description Hide Description
Atomic form factors are widely used for the characterization of targets and specimens, from crystallography to biology. By using recent mathematical results, here we derive an analytical expression for the atomic form factor within the independent particle model constructed from nonrelativistic screened hydrogenic wave functions. The range of validity of this analytical expression is checked by comparing the analytically obtained form factors with the ones obtained within the Hartee-Fock method. As an example, we apply our analytical expression for the atomic form factor to evaluate the differential cross section for Rayleigh scattering off neutral atoms.
Potentials of the Heun class: The triconfluent case56(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4921344View Description Hide Description
We study special classes of potentials for which the one-dimensional (or radial) Schrödinger equation can be reduced to a triconfluent Heun equation by a suitable coordinate transformation together with an additional transformation of the wave function. In particular, we analyze the behaviour of those subclasses of the potential arising when the ordinary differential equation governing the coordinate transformation admits explicit analytic solutions in terms of the radial variable. Furthermore, we obtain formulae for solutions of the eigenvalue problem of the associated radial Schrödinger operator. Last but not least, using methods of supersymmetric quantum mechanics we relate the considered potentials to a new class of exactly solvable ones.
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A non-commuting stabilizer formalism56(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4920923View Description Hide Description
We propose a non-commutative extension of the Pauli stabilizer formalism. The aim is to describe a class of many-body quantum states which is richer than the standard Pauli stabilizer states. In our framework, stabilizer operators are tensor products of single-qubit operators drawn from the group 〈αI, X, S〉, where α = eiπ/4 and S = diag(1, i). We provide techniques to efficiently compute various properties related to bipartite entanglement, expectation values of local observables, preparation by means of quantum circuits, parent Hamiltonians, etc. We also highlight significant differences compared to the Pauli stabilizer formalism. In particular, we give examples of states in our formalism which cannot arise in the Pauli stabilizer formalism, such as topological models that support non-Abelian anyons.
Normal form decomposition for Gaussian-to-Gaussian superoperators56(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4921265View Description Hide Description
In this paper, we explore the set of linear maps sending the set of quantum Gaussian states into itself. These maps are in general not positive, a feature which can be exploited as a test to check whether a given quantum state belongs to the convex hull of Gaussian states (if one of the considered maps sends it into a non-positive operator, the above state is certified not to belong to the set). Generalizing a result known to be valid under the assumption of complete positivity, we provide a characterization of these Gaussian-to-Gaussian (not necessarily positive) superoperators in terms of their action on the characteristic function of the inputs. For the special case of one-mode mappings, we also show that any Gaussian-to-Gaussian superoperator can be expressed as a concatenation of a phase-space dilatation, followed by the action of a completely positive Gaussian channel, possibly composed with a transposition. While a similar decomposition is shown to fail in the multi-mode scenario, we prove that it still holds at least under the further hypothesis of homogeneous action on the covariance matrix.
de Finetti reductions for correlations56(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4921341View Description Hide Description
When analysing quantum information processing protocols, one has to deal with large entangled systems, each consisting of many subsystems. To make this analysis feasible, it is often necessary to identify some additional structures. de Finetti theorems provide such a structure for the case where certain symmetries hold. More precisely, they relate states that are invariant under permutations of subsystems to states in which the subsystems are independent of each other. This relation plays an important role in various areas, e.g., in quantum cryptography or state tomography, where permutation invariant systems are ubiquitous. The known de Finetti theorems usually refer to the internal quantum state of a system and depend on its dimension. Here, we prove a different de Finetti theorem where systems are modelled in terms of their statistics under measurements. This is necessary for a large class of applications widely considered today, such as device independent protocols, where the underlying systems and the dimensions are unknown and the entire analysis is based on the observed correlations.


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Joined: Jun 2008
Location: pines & sand, NC
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Trust vs. the Goldwing [hack]
I'm a self-proclaimed geek and sucker for projects. So when my friend informed me that her old iBook G3 was functioning on the level of a doorstop, I offered to buy it from her for $100. I'm also a haggler and trader. The iBook had multiple issues, but first it needed a new harddrive. Enter an old roommate who had some spare laptop drives (2.5") lying around. I traded him my old router w/ 9dB corner antenna that I got for less than $25 after mail-in rebate for a 40GB drive. iBook + drive + weekend = one newly functioning laptop. This thing was still a brick - you couldn't move the lid once you openned it, or the backlight thought you'd closed the thing and would shut off, but the LCD kept functioning. What a piece of work. But hey - for $125, it kept me in touch with the world during a year of travels and travails. I finally got sick of it, bought one of the first intel iMacs and put the iBook on Craigslist. No dice in months, despite many "interested" parties. ("Yeah man, I want your laptop, here, trade me this sic set of speakers man...." )
In the meantime, I'd gotten hungry for another motorcycle project, and when the guys didn't bite in the trade for the paintball gear, I emailed a fellow who had been repeatedly posting his "Non-running goldwing with sidecar," and proposed an even trade. He seemed more excited about it than I was (which is impressive ). I grabbed a friend's trailer and we took the ride out to meet the bike and show the owner the laptop. He was satisfied, and since his ad was for $300, we wrote up the paperwork as a $300 purchase. [YFF's do what you want, I feel honesty is the best way to go.] (He didn't know I got the laptop for $125... )
So - paperwork done, we loaded up the trailer (and SUV) with the bike, hack, and parts, and drove it home!
That was.... a while ago. I'll keep the rest of this first post available to do any indexing necessary.
Oh, specs: Bike is a 1982 Goldwing (GL1100 I think) with unknown type of hack.
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Trust screwed with this post 05-15-2009 at 10:28 AM
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Round 2
Yes, there was no Round 1. Well - there was, but I didn't take many, if any, pictures - because at that point I was just pushing through and seeing what could be done. I didn't realize it would come to what it has.
So we'll pick up with our hero in mid-April. At this point he's realized: The engine is stuck. The pistons won't budge, and he probably fried something starter-related when stubbornly trying to start it without drenching the thing in PB-Blaster. He's also learned that a fully-faired bike is a PAIN to strip, especially one that sat outside under a loosely secured cover for two years.
By mid-April (this year), I had the fairings off, the valve covers and valves off (after the failed attempt to break free the motor), and finally accepted that the engine would be coming out of the frame ... at least the cylinders needed work, if nothing else.
Did I mention it was stored outside?
Yeah; outside and under a cover - that leaked enough so that when we picked it up water ran out from some crevice in which it had been collecting.
Here's another shot of the right side cylinders:
Thanks to Nemo DeNovo and his Dnepr Ressurection, I got some inspiration and hope to keep going on this project, or it likely would not have made it past the point of opening up the cylinders and finding that gunk. I don't need any more projects....
See what I mean?
But hey - it cost me basically $125!!! I can't not try!!!
So I beat on it for the beginning of April, trying to get the valve covers off. I finally got them off, and found the aforementiond goo. First attempt to get the pistons moving was two weeks straight of PB-Blaster around the pistons, and beating on them with a wood block and hammer. Yeah, no dice. Then I added heat! ... still no dice. Okay screw it, I'm just going to have to pull the pistons off.
No problem, did it with the DR650 - how much harder can it be with a GoldWing???
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I'll fix that
Joined: Jun 2008
Location: pines & sand, NC
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Round 3
I finally gave in and started taking pictures when I realized what I'd gotten myself into.
This is the front point where the frame comes apart. [Keep in mind, by this point, I've removed the exhaust, fairings, and engine guards. If you ever decide to repeat what I've done, those removals alone can take a day or more.] Remove the nut and the acorn nut, and it should pop right off, right? Hah. Sure.
With the front point loose (those are through-bolts, they stay on the part of the frame that will remain), it was time for the rear-points. Here's a shot of them. Note: My camera sucks. I got it from the same friend that I got the laptop from, when she was done using the camera. I got the camera for free. Deal with it. Or you can buy me a new one!
Dead center of that image there are actually two bolts like on the front. I know, it doesn't look like it, that's because 1, the image sucks, and 2, there's a footrest in the way! I had avoided taking that footrest off because the nut holding it on there - well - here, I'll just show you.
See that nut just above and right-of center in the image? There's about 1.5mm of clearance between that nut and the footrest. What a pain to get off. Well that nut was also holding the removeable portion of the frame. So it had to come off. Patience young grasshoppah... Okay Mister Miyagi, it's off, now what? Now, you grind away the spacer that has rusted to the bolt behind it. What? Yes, Trust-San, you use your trusty dremel and three cut off wheels to grind your way through the rusted spacer which has now affixed itself to the through-bolt holding the removeable frame to the main frame.
You'll notice that I'm using a flashlight instead of a flash. That's because my camera eats batteries for lunch as soon as the flash is even enabled. So unless it's a high-importance shot, y'all are gett'n ambient light... or a flashlight if necessary.
Three cutting wheels on the dremel, two nostrils full of steel dust, and one hour later, the sucker comes loose, and then I pry it off. The removeable portion of the frame follows suit.
(That image also shows the left side cylinders. The wetness is residual PB-Blaster.)
I literally yelled "Hallelujia!" I was so relieved this thing was even off, I wasn't thinking about how much there's left to be done. Here's an image of the threads from that bolt that the spacer was rusted on to. I think I'm going to need a die to clean that up a bit.
Okay - now we just "support the engine with a floor jack" and slide the thing right out! When am I going to learn? I have a craftsman roly jack that's not exactly a scissor jack, but it is a lever-type, not a bottle type. I could barely get the jack under the engine with a 2x4 in there to protect the block, and had one heck of a time balancing the engine on the jack. I start trying to maneuver, and realize "Something is not right here." Well - first thing's first: check the manual!
Freaking camera. It says
But the manual wants me to disconnect it at the engine .... I see no way to do so. So instead I use the quick release connecters further up the line.
Fantastic, manual says it's loose, let's move it! .... It won't budge. Well - it wil budge, but not MOVE. Um, okay - .... let's try totally removing some of those motor mounts that I simply disconnected earlier. Here's one! I took out the lower bolt earlier, but what happens if I remove the other two bolts as well, and take off the whole brace??
Hey, it moves for real now! ... no wait, it doesn't, it just moves more. Fraaack. Seriously, wtf???
Some more poking around reveals that another motor mount that I had removed the bolt from before was still sticking. The right-side rear motor mount, shown below. I whacked it good with a wood block and hammer, and wahooooooo! The motor's free!!
Now I can just slide the whole thing over to the pallet, using the craftsman jack - oooooooh sh1t! Something is hung up! .... The manual says to disconnect the clutch cable at the motor. (Said cable is conveniently located in the above image.) I looked and looked and looked and looked ... and really couldn't figure it out. So instead I disconnected it at the clutch lever, but didn't de-route the cable. Well now it's hung up and almost pulls the motor off the jack. Okay, de-route the cable and set the thing on the pallet.
And now that the engine is out - it turns out that I really could have disconnected the cable at the engine; I was looking way too hard. I found the spot I was looking for and disconnected the cable. Whoops, chalk another up to experience.
Next, SPLITTING THOSE CASES!!!!
Oh, and yes - there *is* a hack buried in here! .... somewhere....
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put a Subaru engine in there and call it done
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I've seen it done. Don't have any details, but it probably wouldn't be any harder than bringing that lump of rust back to life
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Oh- I have zero fabrication facilities and no trailer or truck at easy access...
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All right - so I got the bugger out of the frame.
Now to get the case open and see what the issue is. Someone (don't remember what thread) posted about single handedly removing an engine with no dropping, cussing, or back-breaking, basically by jacking the engine up and out of the frame, and the sliding it onto a waiting milk crate. My milk crates are all full or gone, so the pallet from shipping an office laserjet that now lives solely to provide a sturdy mounting point for my vice would have to do.
You're looking at the rear and left sides of the case.
Not a lot of wiggle room, but it works. If the vice wasn't there, it'd be perfect.
That rear portion of the case has to come off. The book says to remove the clutch body, but that wasn't necessary to remove the rear portion of the case. [I find out later, maybe it would have just been better to do that in the first place.] Here's the case, laying on its right side, showing the back loose. There were three bolts that looked
like the held the clutch cover on that needed to be removed to get the whole of the rear case off. Two of those bolts remained in the main case.
The back of the motor with the rear case removed (still lying on its right side)
Perspective shot with the case now lying on its left side. Note the pool of liquid underneath and the fresh stains on the pallet. More old oil/fuel mix was lurking in the rear case and came pouring out when I broke that gasket seal.
To split the engine case, first you have to remove three bolts from the right side of the case. (Adirondak safety footwear...)
Another view of that foul stenching liquid...
After the bolts are out of the right side, then come the ones on the left. The book says three bolts with 10mm heads and 10 bolts with 8mm heads. (IIRC) Well, this motor had 6 bolts with 14mm heads, and 12 bolts with 10mm heads. The 14mm heads had one hiding, that I'm pointing to in this image. Oh - and at the far right of this image is also another bolt with a 12mm head. Don't forget that one either - I almost did, even though the book says nothing about it.
After loosening up all the bolts, I decided to sanity check and make sure there was nothing else holding the cases together before I tried to get them apart. Good thing I did - the front case needed to come off too. This is the part of the case where the oil filter and cooling system attachments are. (The left have of the picture...)
You can see the front case removed here. The oil sending bits and coolant stuff are at the bottom of the image, and the cam drive and tenioners are at the top.
Well - everything's loose; bang the crap out of it with a hammer and block of wood until the thing separates. Finally, the front of the case opens a bit.
Trying to open the front some more....
Well - the front and bottom came open with relative ease. ("Relative" in big quotation marks.) The back top corner however was wickedly stuck. I kept checking bolts, and remembering very hard not to pry with any screw drivers, lest I should damage the joining surfaces of the cases. I did at point point find that the 12mm bolt seemed to be hung
up, but freed that and it didn't immediately rectify the situation, so I figured that it had just worked its way in. Finally.... daylight in the top of the case!
At which point everything would work apart for about half an inch, and then stop again. I was super puzzled. I tried taking the clutch out, but couldn't get a good grip on the locknut to take that off. (Strangely shaped special nut.) Finally, I loosened the small-ish gear that drives a really thick chain to the clutch on the bottom of the rear of the case. I don't know what that gear is - I'm guessing it's connected to the transmission. This was late last night and I just wanted to get it apart. See lower left of case below/beside clutch
So I took the bolt off, the gear dropped over towards the clutch, clutch and transmission dropped into the bottom (right half) of the case, lifted and wiggled, and boink! Off pops the top (left side of the) case!
That has been weeks in the coming....
The pistons in the right side of the case half don't move yet - but I'll get to that hopefully this weekend. In the meantime, what do y'all think: Is the rust/markings in this image going to be prohibitive or an issue?
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Trust, ahhhhh good luck with all that.
I recently sold my GL1100 outfit to a mate of mine here on the forum, Johno, and it had a shitload of parts so pm him and he might sell some to you if you need them.
Also while you have the cases split, at the front lower section of the engine, check the play of the gearbox selector fork, this fork/arm can wear and cause a few problems changing gears between 2nd and 3rd.
I'll post a pic of what I mean later.
Good luck with your project, they're a great bike for outfits.
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Why not find a used low mileage GL1100 motor that works? I found one at a salvage yard for $400 with 30k on it. I now have 60k+ on it, and all I had to do was pull the old motor out and put the new one in.
If you're in need, I still have my old '81 GL1100 motor. It had low compression, used oil at high rpm, and it sometimes would slip out of maybe 3rd gear. It towed a sidecar, and had 85k on the motor when I pulled it. It was running when I pulled it, and has been stored in a dry unheated shed. I'll sell it cheap for parts if interested.
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Gotta agree with Mike. There are GL1100 engines and even complete bikes out there at good prices. Good enough to make doing a real rebuild on an exisitng one questionable.
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The rust on those gears doesn't look bad enough to cause a problem. Use a small wire brush to clean it off. As long as there's no serious pitting of the gear teeth it'll be fine, some discoloration is OK. If you undo the rods on the pistons that are stuck, then you can pull the crank and the tranny shafts and get everything else out of the case. Mark the rods & caps and don't mix them up, they are not interchangeable. You may have to use a press to get the stuck pistons out, be careful to get the piston centered under the press when you do it. If the piston cocks in the cylinder when you press it, you could break something. Also, support both edges of the case completely while pressing so you don't warp the case.
I agree it would be easier to just change the engine, but that one can be saved with a new set of pistons. I'd recommend boring it to the first oversize tho, just to be sure all the rust pitting is gone.
A Subaru engine ain't going to work unless you put a BMW/Ural/Dnepr/Chang tranny behind it, cause yours is part of the engine. It would be alot of fun tho, you can get well over 200 horsepower out of a Subaru 4 cylinder. But it would be hell to kickstart, so BMW or Ural trans would be your best bet
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Excellent guys, thanks for the advice. And while I think the subaru engine would be awesome, the used GL drop in just seems like a good choice.
I found this on eb@y today: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...m=120420578372
The ebay item is from a 1982, the bike I have is a 1983. They seemed to be awefully darn close from everything I could find in the pictures; anyone know the interchangeability of an '82 and an '83?
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I'd mine the Goldwing sites for info. Some years seemed to eat the alternators and you had to split the cases to fix them. I think they improved the design later, but I have no firsthand knowledge. I'd figure out the best year that looks like it fits and go looking for that motor.
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