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from permutation group to permutation group and inverse this mapping?
how to do?
assume not starting from resolvent of quartic,
how to find [[1,2],[3,4]] and [[1,3],[2,4]] and [[1,4],[2,3]] ?
a1*a2 + a3*a4 if [[1,3,2,4],[1,2]]
a1*a3 + a2*a4 if [2,3][[1,3,2,4],[1,2]]
a1*a4 + a2*a3 if [2,4],[[1,3,2,4],[1,2]]
moreover, i use multiplication of permutation group can not multiply below
though i know how to operate multiplication by hand, i follow the syntax to do multiplication, seems not the way
with(group):mulperms([[2,3]], [[1,3,2,4],[1,2]]);mulperms([[1,3,2,4],[1,2]], [[2,3]]);
mulperms([2,3], [[1,3,2,4],[1,2]]);mulperms([[1,3,2,4],[1,2]], [2,3]);
i use normaliser's example's code in maple help file
generators is [50] originally, then i calculated again , it become [51], [52], [53] , i do not know whether virus change my library
then i use another computer to calculate, the result is [50]
then i further calculate subgroup got error below
with(GroupTheory):with(group):G := AlternatingGroup(5);IsFinite(G);GroupOrder(G);spg := SylowSubgroup(5, G);IsAbelian(spg);Elements(spg);lprint(%);H := Subgroup(Elements(G), spg);N := Normaliser(G, spg);#N := Normaliser(spg, G);Elements(N);lprint(%);Elements(G);H2 := Subgroup({[[5,2],[3,4]]}, G);H2 := Subgroup(Elements(G), G);elements2 := convert(Elements(G), 'list');generators := map(ListTools:-Search, [Perm([[1,2,3]])], elements2);H2 := Subgroup(generators, G);
H2 := Subgroup(Perm([generators]), G);Error, invalid input: GroupTheory:-Subgroup expects its 1st argument, generators, to be of type {list, set, identical(undefined)}, but received module () local cycles, p, d, work; option object; end moduleH2 := Subgroup(generators, G);Error, (in Perm:-normalform) invalid input: map expects 2 or more arguments, but received 1
SubgroupMembership(H2, G);
Should restart always be in separate execution group? I noticed when I write something like
>restart; foo:=proc() local sys; with(DynamicSystems): sys := TransferFunction(25/(s^2+4*s+25)): print(ResponsePlot(sys, Step(),duration=4));end proc;>
then type foo(); in the next execution group, it does not work. The plot is not generated. No matter how many times I evaluate the execution group. The proc() does not seem to be fully defined. But if I do this:
>restart; #hit return>foo:=proc() local sys; with(DynamicSystems): sys := TransferFunction(25/(s^2+4*s+25)): print(ResponsePlot(sys, Step(),duration=4));end proc;>#hit another return
and now calling foo(); then it works, and the proc() returns the plot. Only difference is that restart was in separate group. But also I had to call foo() once, then evaluate the execution group where foo() is defined two times ! for it to work (why two times?) why one time did not work? is it becuase I am loading package inside the proc()?
What are the rules for putting the restart() call? Should it always be in separate group? I put it in the same group, so that I do not have to hit return 2 times, being a lazy person. But it seems to cause problem sometimes.
And related question, why did I have to hit return 2 times in the execution group to have proc() work in the second case above?
1. Take a group for example. First we can set up a group G by
G:=<<a,b>|<a2=1,b3=1,(a.b)2=1>>. Actually,G=S3. So how to simplify a long production,
such as "a.b.b.a.b.b.a.b"?
2. How to define a finitely presented algebra over some field, such as the enveloping algebra
or quantum group of a Lie algebra? And moreover how to do the similar computation about
simplifying a long production?
Dear friends,
some time ago I shared a story here on the use of Maple to compute the cycle index of the induced action on the edges of an ordinary graph of the symmetric group permuting the vertices and the use of the Polya Enumeration Theorem to count non-isomorphic graphs by the number of edges. It can be found at the following Mapleprimes link.
I am writing today to alert you to another simple Maple program that is closely related and demonstrates Maple's capability to implement concepts from group theory and Polya enumeration. This link at Math.Stackexchange.com shows how to use the cycle index of the induced action by the symmetric group permuting vertices on the edges of a multigraph that includes loops to count set partitions of multisets containing two instances of n distinct types of items. The sequence that corresponds to these set partitions is OEIS A020555 where it is pointed out that we can equivalently count multigraphs with n labeled i.e. distinct edges where the vertices of the graph represent the multisets of the multiset partition and are connected by an edge k if the two instances of the value k are included in the sets represented by the two vertices that constitute the edge. The problem then reduces to a simple substitution into the aforementioned cycle index of a polynomial representing the set of labels on an edge including no labels on an edge that is not included.
This computation presents a remarkable simplicity while also implementing a non-trivial application of Polya counting. It is hoped that MaplePrimes users will enjoy reading this program, possibly profit from some of the techniques employed and be motivated to use Maple in their work on combinatorics problems.
Best regards,
Marko Riedel
I'd like to pay attention to Maple packages for symmetric functions, posets, root systems, and finite Coxeter groups by John Stembridge. That was estimated as well qualified in Mathoverflow.
f := x^2*(y/x+sqrt(-7*y^2/x^2))/(y^2*(x/y+sqrt(-7*x^2/y^2)));v := parametrization(f, x, y, t);
it can not parametrize.
i do not know which book teach group theory and algebraic curve
can we call this algebraic curve over finite field ?
how to represent a function as an algebraic curve equation for parametrization?
which group do four differential electromagnetism belong to in library available in gap system?
what is the order of the group?
do maple 17 have this group? how to show?
Another worksheet dilemma I am having with Maple.
I have number of "execution groups", like this, I created using CTRL-J
Now I wanted to put these in a section, so it becomes like this: (I had to make new worksheet now)
Since I did not know how put existing groups inside a new section I wanted to create (the section always comes at different level that does not include the groups), I thought I can create the section first, then go copy the groups and paste them to the new section.
The problem is how does one actually select multiple execution groups for the purpose of copying them? The obvious way is to use the mouse, and select all groups with the mouse.
Well, this a big problem, since my groups are so large, I can spend 5-10 minutes scrolling down, very slowly to select them. my hand gets tired and I get tired doing this. I also one time got an error from Maple, saying selection too large, and something about rtf memory error or something. This is after wasting 10 minutes scrolling down carefully to select over 10,000 lines that is one large list.
In Mathematica, I can simply select a cell, no matter how large (an execution group in Maple talk) by just clicking on the edge of the cell. I can select multiple cells the same way (hold, click on the edge of all). Very easy. I do not have to scroll down to select the content as I do with Maple
But here, with Maple, I put the mouse of the left edge, and can't select the group. Nothing happens. So I have to actually scroll down. I do not see the point of having a left [ edge to a group if one can't use it to select the group?
So my question is: How to select one or more execution groups without scrolling the mouse over all the content?
1. is module in algebraic geometry for classification of topological space which a poset is a frame
2. which invariant is for doing this classification of topological space in algebraic geometry or group cohomology?
3. if want to do full combination before classification, which kind of polynomials be a full combination
4. is poset just like function fst and snd function for meet and join in functional programming instead of using "and" and "or" logic? how a matrix group related with topological space which a poset is a frame?
5. is there any invariant function for classification of topological space in maple?
It is possible to add groups of questions to an assignment in Maple T.A. But how do you see the grades divided into these groups? As an example, suppose we have two groups of questions say 5 questions in the group "algebra" and 5 questions in the group "geometry". The class grades show the grades for all 10 questions all together, but I would like to see the grades for two groups individually.
Greetings to all.
As some of you may remember I have posted several announcements concerning Power Group Enumeration and the Polya Enumeration Theorem this past year, e.g. at this MaplePrimes link: Power Group Enumeration.
I have continued to work in this field and for those of you who have followed the earlier threads I would like to present some links to my more recent work using the Burnside lemma. Of course all of these are programmed in Maple and include the Maple code and it is with the demonstration of Maple's group theory capabilities in mind that I present them to you (math.stackexchange links).
The third and fourth to last link in particular include advanced Maple code.
The second entry is new as of October 30 2015.
With my best wishes for happy group theory computing with Maple,
Does there exist a Frobenius Group which is not neither a Dihedralgroup nor Symm(3) ?
Best regards
Kurt Ewald
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Early Music Now program blends Slavic, folk, sacred sounds
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St. Paul, Minn.-based Rose Ensemble, presented by Early Music Now at the Basilica of St. Josaphat on Saturday evening, gave a sumptuous performance of subtle contrasts. The ensemble blended sacred and folk sounds as well as varied vocal timbres, along with Slavic languages and Latin. »Read Full Article
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'Rumors' deftly portrays fraying relationships
Having wrestled with his parents' turbulent marriage in "Broadway Bound," Neil Simon decided to give himself a break.
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Want to spice up your life?
Want to stretch yourself?
Want to grow, expand and push yourself to the ends of the earth?
I have one answer.
Three little words.
Get. A. Puppy.
We are embarking upon our first month with our newest family member, and I can say, it reminds me of all the reasons I am glad I do not have small children anymore. And I'm not convinced a puppy is better or worse than human children.
Case in point = lessons I've learned from the puppy:
Puppy Lesson #1
Puppies take what they want then RUN.
And run, and run and run.
It doesn't matter how cool and calm you are. If your arm is outstretched and you are talking in a sweet "come hither" voice, they know the real deal. And they run further and faster to get away from you – and keep the stray sock, glove, paper towel, hair clip or other random item that is three times their size, away from you. They found it, therefore, said item is now rightfully theirs.
Puppy Lesson #2
Puppies sleep when the want, where they want and for as long as they want.
Which eventually means they will be wide-ass awake at some ungodly hour and insist that you be awake as well – it's play time!
Puppy Lesson #3
Even though the puppy is sleeping, if you stand up, and walk to the other side of the room, they are instantly awake. And they will follow you.
And get right in the middle of whatever you are doing.
Don't think for one second your privacy is yours. That's all changed. The puppy is now included in anything and everything you do.
Puppy Lesson #4
Whoever said size matters never met a Yorkie puppy.
They may be slight, yet they are mighty (in their mind!)
(Best part of meeting Timber, the very gentle English Lab shown below, was when Rocco STOOD on his back. I wasn't fast enough to capture the image, but Timber just laid there, probably thinking, will someone please remove this FLEA from my back!)
Puppy Lesson #5
That spot on the sofa that you thought was "yours" no longer belongs to you. (Sheldon from the Big Bang Theory better never get a puppy!!)
And if you think of a new spot, that spot also suddenly belongs to the puppy.
The sooner you embrace this lesson, the better.
Puppy Lesson #6
When playing with the puppy, it's best to just dig in, and get down to his level.
Especially when his legs are short and stubby and don't allow for proper jumping up on you.
Puppy Lesson #7
Forget your heart.
It's gone.
And guess where it is?
With the puppy.
Sure didn't take long for the puppy love to bloom!


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Showreel of work from the last year. Involvement: Snap, Slurp, Pop – Story and Character Development, Prototyping, Animation, Editing. SKY
Interactive story to educate about food waste
Highlights from my time working with digital agency, MU/DAI
Scenes modelled, textured and lit for BlackNorth's Indie game, Finn and the Forest
ROY – CBBC Broadcast
I was a digital compositor on Season 3
A fifteen second animation created for a university project over six weeks in first year.
A collection of experimental work from the October-December 2013
Compositing breakdown for a short animation aimed at children entering hospital for the first time. All illustration was done by
30 second short based on a script from Woody Allen's, Annie Hall.
A short created for a university project, based on a chapter of a book from our reading list. It's all
An animation based on some of the key themes in Thelma and Louise. Enjoy!
Title sequence based around an investigation within a Sci-Fi world.
A short created for the Sky Arts Stings competition in my Foundation year. It made the top 16 shortlist, bringing


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WSJ Test Kitchen: Pasta Makers
Sick of bone-dry pasta from the box? We tried out a handful of pasta makers—both stand-alone models and attachments to stand mixers—and made fresh linguine, fettuccine and lasagna. Winners were chosen based on user-friendliness, appearance and ease of cleaning.
The All-In-One
Lello Automatic Fresh Pasta Maker
$200 // hammacher.com
Pro: This ingenious machine does it all: mixes, kneads and forms the dough. It comes with seven pasta shapes and is easier to clean than the stand-mixer attachments.
Con: This all-in-one machine wasn't much faster or easier (except on the cleaning end) than the stand-mixer pasta attachments, and it takes up too much cabinet space for the casual pasta makers among us.
The Old School
Imperia Pasta Machine
$70 // williams-sonoma.com
Pro: When we used this simple, intuitive and extremely eye-catching machine, we felt like we were in an authentic Roman kitchen circa 1950. The pasta maker—which produces delightfully thin, light noodles—is so compact that we sometimes didn't even notice it inside our crowded cabinet, and it was the easiest of all to clean.
Con: Old-school authenticity can also spell hassle: This hand-cranking machine isn't for the weak of elbow, and clamping it securely to the countertop can be a chore. And unless you invest in a ravioli attachment, the Imperia can make only solid sheets of linguine and fettuccine.
The Presto Chango
Cuisinart Pasta Maker
Attachment for Stand Mixer
$80 for Pasta Maker Attachment // cuisinart.com
Pro: This reasonably priced attachment turned our stand mixer into a pasta machine with six shape options. The dough-mixing step couldn't be more facile, and the recipe book contains the yummiest meal ideas.
Con: The attachment doesn't come with its own pasta cutter, and for the pasta-making novice, cutting the noodles with a knife can lead to uneven ends or, worse, smooshiness.
The Blue Ribbon
KitchenAid Pasta Press
Attachment for Stand Mixer
Stand Mixer Attachment $142 // kitchenaid.com
Pro: This pasta maker screws onto the KitchenAid mixer and calls to mind the Play-Doh Spaghetti Factory. It stood out for one simple but powerful reason: Of all the winners, it alone included a built-in wire-cutter that sliced the dough more cleanly than a knife.
Con: The attachment, which only makes five different types of pasta, is frustratingly difficult to clean, and feeding the little meatball-sized
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In Brief: Public meeting set about West Springfield post office
West Springfield post office meeting set
WEST SPRINGFIELD -- U.S. Postal Service officials will discuss plans for the West Springfield post office during a public meeting Wednesday.
The Postal Service plans to cut service at the office to four hours daily Monday through Saturday, according to a May 28 letter to customers from USPS Post Plan Coordinator Joseph Garvin.
Garvin's letter was accompanied by a survey asking what the post office's new schedule should be. Results will be shared during Wednesday's public meeting at West Springfield United Methodist Church, 13790 Chestnut St., at 6:30 p.m.
The survey also asked customers if they would prefer the Postal Service consider closing the office.
The office, at 13788 Ridge Road, serves 617 customers. Current window service hours are from 8:30 a.m. until noon and 1 to 4 p.m. weekdays, 7:30 to 11:30 a.m. Saturdays.
Police probe burglaries in McKean Township
State police were investigating a pair of McKean Township burglaries in which someone entered through a window and took items including safes, jewelry and a gun.
The burglaries took place Thursday in the 7000 block of Bargain Road and the 5000 block of Buman Road, state police at Lawrence Park said. Intruders rummaged through dressers and cabinets in both residences, police said.
Police said a burglar entered a 76-year-old woman's rear bathroom window on Bargain Road sometime between 6:45 a.m. and 3:55 p.m. and took two safes, jewelry and change.
On Buman Road, a burglar got in through a front window sometime between 7 a.m. and 9 p.m. and left the 43-year-old male victim's residence with a semi-automatic pistol and an in-home theater subwoofer, police said.
Boy, great-grandmother die in Philadelphia fire
PHILADELPHIA -- The victims of a Philadelphia house fire have been identified as a 69-year-old woman and her 5-year-old great-grandson.
The fire was reported early Saturday, just after midnight, in north Philadelphia.
Both victims were pronounced dead at the scene about 12:30 a.m. Saturday.
Family members were told the woman was found holding the boy in her arms.
-- from staff, wire reports


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Superlarks Shutout Underwood in State Title Game Rematch
Highlights from Grand Meadow's 20-0 win over Underwood.
Sponsored by:
Highlights from Grand Meadow's 20-0 win over Underwood.
Highlights and reaction from the Gophers 51-14 win over Iowa.
Football highlights include: H-D/Beckman, Denver/N-P, and Minneapolis North/BP.
Wrestling, hockey, and volleyball scores from the area.
N-P will host Denver on Friday.
Highlights include: LM/GC (VB) and Waldorf/CS (MBB).
The Bulldogs will host Dyersville-Beckman on Friday.
Highlights include: FC/IF-A and CC/Boone.
Pleads no contest to misdemeanor
All games will be played on Friday.


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When Peter Jackson first set out to adapt J.R.R. Tolkien, the original plan was a trilogy beginning with The Hobbit and covering The Lord of the Rings in two sequels. But film rights for The Hobbit weren't available—and plans to… read more
Martyrs, heroes, and rebels: "For Greater Glory"
What price would you pay for freedom? In "For Greater Glory" (releasing June 1) which tells the story of the real-life martyrs and heroes of the 1920s Cristero War, which arose in response to government oppression of Catholicism in Mexico… read more
From Darcy to 'Downton': The appeal of the costume drama
"It really does boil down to one moment writ large…" says British TV critic Kathryn Flett. "Man steps out of lake, world changes. Television is never the same again." The man stepping out of the lake, of course, is Colin… read more
Worth Watching in January and February 2012
TELEVISION & MULTIMEDIAPBS' AMERICAN EXPERIENCE focuses on figures and events of the American West, including Billy the Kid (Jan. 10), Custer's Last Stand (Jan.17), Wyatt Earp (Jan. 24), and Annie Oakley and Jesse James (Jan. 31). Busted… read more
Worth Watching in December 2011
INTERNETThe Congregation of Holy Cross recently re-launched holycrossvocations.org, offering tools designed to introduce potential candidates to life as a Holy Cross priest or Brother and help lead them through their discernment process. Catholic TV… read more
Worth Watching in November 2011
TELEVISION, RADIO, AND MULTIMEDIA PBS introduces NOVA's "THE FABRIC OF THE COSMOS," hosted by physicist Brian Greene, and reveals more wonders of the universe. Wednesdays (Nov. 2 to 23). Also on PBS comes the season premiere of MASTERPIECE … read more
Worth Watching in October 2011
Television, Radio and Multimedia Hallmark Movie Channel will air FINDING A FAMILY, based on the true story of Alex Chivescu, a foster child who searches for a new mom and dad. (Oct. 15) Also on Hallmark, LOVE'S EVERLASTING COURAGE, the second prequel … read more
Television and internet The Hallmark Channel presents Rock the House, an original movie about a man who tries to improve his relationship with his teenage daughter and organize his work life — and connect with the members of his high school garage band. … read more
Television, Radio & Multimedia The Beatification of Pope John Paul II will broadcast on Catholic TV at noon and 8 p.m. Watch on Sky Angel channel 142, selected cable outlets, or online at CatholicTV.com. (MAY 1) This clever and… read more
Television, Radio & Multimedia ABC Family Channel has begun national broadcasts of THE SUNDAY MASS, produced by Passionist Communications. Celebrated at St. Malachy's Church (The Actors' Chapel) in New York's Times Square, the liturgy can… read more


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Volume 85, Issue 8, 15 April 1999
Magnetoimpedance effect in nanocrystalline alloys85(1999); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.369965View Description Hide Description
The magnetoimpedance of alloys has been measured to investigate the influence of the structural changes in the crystallization process as well as the changes of magnetic properties such as permeability, coercivity, magnetic anisotropy, etc. after thermal treatment. The frequency of magnetoimpedance measurement ranged from 100 kHz to 10 MHz, and the current was fixed at 10 mA for all measurements.Annealing was performed at temperatures of 350, 450, and 550 °C for 1 h in a vacuum. Ultrasoft magnetic behavior has been observed in the samples annealed at 450 °C. The magnetoimpedance ratio coincides with the softness of magnetic properties of thermally treated samples. A giant change of the longitudinal permeability as a function of external field is also observed.
Effect of annealing on anisotropy field in amorphous ribbons evaluated by giant magnetoimpedance85(1999); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.369966View Description Hide Description
The magnetoimpedance (GMI) profiles were measured in amorphous ribbons annealed at various temperatures. The anisotropy field evaluated from GMI profiles changed sensitively with annealing temperature. The decreasing and increasing magnitude of GMI with the annealing temperature were ascribed for by the increase of magnetic softness, while the increasing and decreasing magnitude of GMI for the further increment of annealing temperature was associated with the microstructural change due to the annealing.
Influence of Joule heating on magnetostriction and giant magnetoimpedance effect in a glass covered CoFeSiB microwire85(1999); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.369967View Description Hide Description
The influence of annealing parameters (time current and applied stress on magnetic properties of Joule heated amorphousglass covered microwire (13 μm) was investigated. Annealing under applied stress induces additional anisotropy which is proportional to and can be removed by subsequent heating without stress. The magnetoimpedance, measured on the sample with the lowest anisotropy field shows sharp maxima at For driving currents higher than 0.2 mA nonlinear behavior is observed, and the magnitude of giant magnetoimpedance significantly decreases. The maximum relative change of impedance (60%), observed for the highest frequency, 900 kHz, compares well with the values reported on conventional wires.
Magnetoimpedance effect in CoFeNi plated wire with ac field annealing destabilized domain structure85(1999); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.369968View Description Hide Description
Giant magnetoimpedance (GMI) behavior at 0.25 MHz has been studied for a composite wire consisting of a 1 μm thick magnetic layer electroplated onto a 0.1 mm diam CuBe nonmagnetic wire. This has been done for as-deposited samples as well as after annealing under dc and ac axial magnetic fields. In the optimum conditions, a maximum GMI of 150% is achieved. The observed GMI hysteresis in the as-prepared state decreases for high driving current used to measure the MI itself. Such hysteresis, to be avoided in technological applications, is also very much reduced after ac field annealing. GMI characteristics are analyzed considering the domain-wall stabilization occurring after the annealing treatments.
Anisotropy and magnetization processes in Co-rich amorphous wires85(1999); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.369969View Description Hide Description
Longitudinal magnetization curves and giant magnetoimpedance (GMI) analyses are combined to investigate the anisotropy and magnetization processes of dc-current-self-annealed wires. The magnetization curves show an almost anhysteretic behavior with small Barkhausen jumps occurring at a critical field. This unusual shape is in very good agreement with the high resolution GMI response to the field, which reflects the circumferential bias permeability. Magnetization curves yield information on the bulk properties, while GMI allows the investigation of the surface region of the sample. The anisotropy constant is calculated using initial-magnetization curves and the resonance condition, yielding interesting conclusions concerning the inhomogeneity of the wires.
Mechanism of asymmetrical magnetoimpedance in amorphous wires85(1999); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.369970View Description Hide Description
Two approaches for obtaining asymmetrical magnetoimpedance (MI) characteristics in Co-based negative magnetostrictive amorphous wires are analyzed in terms of the surface impedance tensor which is expressed in the form of orthogonal expansions in Bessel functions in a general case of a helical magnetization. The asymmetry in MI behavior with respect to an axial dc magnetic field can be related to either a certain asymmetric arrangement of the dc magnetic configuration or a contribution to the wire voltage due to the ac cross-magnetization process (represented by the off-diagonal component of The first case is realized in a wire having a helical anisotropy and subjected to an ac current superposed with a dc current. In the other approach, the asymmetric voltage response can be obtained by applying the ac current in series through the wire and the coil mounted on it. No helical anisotropy is required in this case. These kinds of asymmetrical MI are especially important for developing autobiased linear MI sensors.
Asymmetric giant magnetoimpedance in field-annealed Co-based amorphous ribbon85(1999); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.369971View Description Hide Description
The giant magnetoimpedance (GMI) has been measured in weak-field-annealed Co-based amorphous ribbon as functions of both the annealing field, and the measuring frequency. The GMI profile measured at 0.1 MHz shows a typical two-peak behavior for the sample with less than 50 mOe. The GMI peak in the region where the applied field is antiparallel to the annealing field decreases with showing an asymmetry in the GMI profile. Eventually, the GMI peak in the antiparallel-field region disappears, and a drastic step-like change in the GMI peak is revealed for an applied field which is parallel to the annealing field of 500 mOe. The asymmetric GMI phenomenon for the 0.1 MHz measuring frequency, the so-called "GMI valve," is due to a peculiar domain structure, which occurs in the sample surface during the field annealing. The GMI peak in the parallel-field region appears again for measuring frequencies over 0.5 MHz due to the remarkable contribution of the magnetization rotation to the GMI.
Matteucci and inverse Wiedemann effects in amorphous wires with enhanced circumferential domains85(1999); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.369972View Description Hide Description
Nonmagnetostrictive CoFeSiB alloy wires were subjected to cold drawing processing followed by annealing under tension, in order to induce the formation of circular magnetic anisotropy. The axial and circular hysteresis loops indicate the existence of induced transverse anisotropy, with the magnitude of the anisotropy field being dependent on the processing conditions, while circular loops are quasibistable for samples processed under stress. Very peculiar hysteresis loops are obtained for the Matteucci (MI, ) and inverse Wiedemann (IWE, ) effects corresponding to those samples exhibiting the mentioned circular bistability. The circular shape of the MI loop is interpreted as produced by reversible magnetization rotation within circumferential domain. The effective hysteresis arises from the existence of a helical distribution of anisotropy in the transition region between the inner axial domain and the external shell. IWE loop confirms the presence of this helicity.
In situ investigation of the magnetization processes in amorphous glass-covered wires by ferromagnetic resonance measurements85(1999); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.369973View Description Hide Description
The magnetization processes in amorphous glass-covered wires with positive (Fe based), negative (Co based), and nearly zero magnetostriction (Co based with a small amount of Fe addition) are analyzed by ferromagnetic resonance (FMR) measurements. A second peak in the low field range of the derivative resonance spectra has been observed for all samples. A clear relationship between the shape of this peak and the type of magnetization process that occurs in these wires was found. The obtained results show that FMR measurements offer new possibilities of investigating the magnetization processes in amorphous glass-covered wires.
Analysis of the complex permeability of a ferromagnetic wire85(1999); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.369974View Description Hide Description
We have measured the magnetoimpedance of ferromagnetic wires placed as internal conductors in shorted coaxial lines. We have also modeled the impedance by simultaneously solving Maxwell'sequations and the Landau–Lifshitz equation of motion for the magnetization in a cylindrical magnetic conductor under the appropriate boundary conditions. The permeability of amorphous wires, deduced from the impedance, is compared with the model on plots of the imaginary part of the permeability versus the real part, with the dc magnetic field as implicit parameter. This approach emphasizes the region of ferromagnetic resonance and facilitates the investigation of the permeability locus. A number of intrinsic parameters of the magnetic wire, such as the exchange constant, the damping constant, and the gyromagnetic ratio, have been evaluated.


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Just wait and see. The loss will be between
$3-$500 million. I am not trying to negative about this
stock. I own shares. Harold and company are getting all
the dirt out as soon as possible.
I am sorry
if you did not get this information at work today.
It maybe another case of them not revealing ALL the
I'm new to this board so I'm really not familiar
with all the complaining and griping. I'd like to have
a serious discussion on the issues that face the
company and to exchange some true info and not just
heresay and gossip.
As someone who is very
familiar with the company, I want to take a poll: how many
of you actually work at the company and
You don't have to give your identities away, I just
want to get a lay of the land. Also, how many of you
are stockholders? Do we have any executives on
The stock will take a beating for some time, but so
are all of the other financial services stocks on the
market. It will be at least 2 more years before we can
dream of hitting 50. It will take 8 strong quarters of
growth for the stock to reach that level. If you are in
for the long haul, you should be ok. If your in for
the short term, don't get your hopes up.
Sorry, everybody. I didn't mean to post the same
message twice. I didn't think the first one went
Good luck to all with your investment in this company.
We all deserve some luck as well as superior senior
management. God know we sure don't have the later, but maybe
we can have the former.
I think we did work together at PVT, and I an definitly not the woman you didn't like. Wrong sex.
I am not discouraged from posting my ideas. It is
just that I have said all I can say about Harold
Chandler, his failure to grow sales, and the effect that
will have on the long-term prospects for UP. I am sure
the board doesn't need to hear any more of it from
You mentioned that if I were successful in achieving
an objective of contributing to Chandler's ouster,
that it would be "at the expense of another man."
True. True. And nothing would delight me more than to
have contributed in some small way to this guy's
professional demise.
Remember something as this story
unfolds. If what I have said about Chandler is not
accurate, nothing I have said is going to hurt him. If what
I have said IS accurate, then I still say nothing I
have said will have hurt him. What will have hurt him
is what he has DONE, not what I have SAID. His
insurance career and reputation have been built on the
backs of and at the expense of his
UNUM, its fine employees, and we shareholders deserve
better than a guy whose only demonstrated, long-term
skill is to merge two companies, and then cut costs to
drive up the stock price. He is a destroyer. He is not
a builder. May his professional death be slow and
agonizing under the crush of law suits launched at him by
producers, brokers, and shareholders. (Just having a little
fun here.)
You haven't discouraged me from commenting on
this board. I just don't think I can add anything new
to what I have already stated, and I don't think
there would be much interest from the board in having
me continue my evaluation of Harold
You made the comment that if I achieved my objective
of exposing Chandler for for the kind of person and
CEO i believe he really is, it would be "at the
expense of another man." True. True. And nothing would
give me greater satisfaction than to have played some
small role in his professional demise.
something. If what I have said about him is inaccurate,
nothing I have said is going to hurt him. If what I have
said is true, any harm done him by what I have said is
harm NOT from what I have SAID, but harm from what he
has DONE in building a career that has been at the
expense of so many other people.
There are CEO's
out there who have Chandler's skills and who are
builders rather than destroyers. UNUM deserves a person
like this, and so do the employees of UNUM and those
of us who have inveted in the company.
your input. We don't agree on a few things. So
what! We both want the company to do well not only
because of our investment there but because we still have
fiends in the company. From your comments it is likely
we worked together at one point in time at PVT, and
in my years there I only worked with one person that
I really didn't like or trust. And since she is
still there, you are not her. I obviously cut a lot of
people a lot of slack. That's my nature because I
believe there are many roads to a desired goal. Mine is
not always the best one.
Anyhow, I'm looking
for good news today too because that is Chandler's
nature. If he delivers bad news, expect it to be highly
softened by the good news of his plans to move ahead. He
is developing his "story" which will be sold to all,
hook, line, and sinker. It has worked in the past.
That's why I expect to it work again.
Tickertocker, while we may not agree on many
things on this board, I think all of us on this board
want the same thing. We would like the stock price to
increase, and the employee working there to be treated
I, also , have not moved up in my professional life
by stepping on someone else. I feel that is the best
way to go through life.
Unfortunatley, there
are many others who do not agree with this. It makes
them feel superior to walk over others. Well, that is
their choice. Sooner or later they will get walked on.
Look at Bob Crispin. He came to Unum thinking he was
next in line to replace Jim Orr. Now he he is gone. He
got undercut.
Chandler will get his. It may
not be with UnumProvident, but it will happen.
I hope you stay on this board. You have good
I appreciate your reply and I had no intention to
discourage your expression of ideas. I'm not sure from your
reply whether you are seeking to retaliate against
Chandler for the damage to you and others that you
attribute to him, or if you are on a mission to save others
from the same fate. Either way, that is your right.
However, it appears to me that your achievement of either
objective will finally be "at the expense of another man."
I appreciate your candor, though I might not agree
with your perceptions.
I do have a life, but I can see why you might ask
the question. Even I think I have become excessive.
Time to back off.
To answer your question about
my investment or agenda, I have both, and they are
focused on Chandler. I detest the man and everything he
stands for, and I believe he should be fired. As a
matter of fact, IF the allegation in the class action
suit is accurate---that Chandler and UNUM agreed to a
limited due diligence in their merger negotiations and
did not disclose that fact until after the merger was
completed---I hope he is criminally prosecuted and ends up
counting his millions from a jail cell.
I have
experienced the carnage he has caused in two companies, and I
believe he will do the same with UNUM. He cares nothing
for his employees, and I have seen him destroy the
career of at least 50 capable, dedicated people whom I
know personally, first at Provident and then at Paul
Revere. He does it all in the name of driving up the
stock value of his company. Investors will say that is
his job. But I also believe his ability to inrease
stock value is limited to short term gains, because he
has NEVER demonstrated an ability to grow the top
I think anyone who supports Chandler,
like some on this board, either don't know him like I
do or have a far more selfish agenda than I have. I
believe UP will recover some of its value, certainly, but
it won't reach its full potential until Chandler is
I have achieved many thing in my life that I am
very proud of. I have never, however, achieved a
single thing at the expense of another man or woman. The
same can hardly be said for Mr. Chandler. The sum of
his character, integrity, values, and decency equal
See what happens when you ask that kind of question?
Now, I am out of here for a while.....much to the
delight of Nobody, I am sure.
To tickertocker 2000: It is perhaps none of my
business, but I am curious to note the apparent investment
you have in maintaining frequent, intense and
thoughtful interactions on this board. Do you not have a
life, o is there some agenda that motivates your
notable involvement and passion?


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Skip to comments.Lockabie murderer released: Obamas hostility toward UK causes America major embarrassment
Posted on 08/24/2009 6:02:26 AM PDT by jmaroneps37
Last week we saw Barack Obamas Wile E. Coyote style diplomacy blow up in his face. Once again he has embarrassed America on the world stage.
The headlines from the Democrat controlled media screamed in outrage over the United Kingdoms release of a murdering Libyan terrorist.
Wile E. Obamas continuing sharp insults to the British caught up to him and blew up in our faces. In the world of international diplomacy everything is connected.
Obamas anti British history
Obamas deep anti British feelings were learned at the knee of his Kenyan grandfather. He was a nationalistic Mau-Mau, a group bent on driving White Englishmen out of their country by slaughter and terror.
In retaliation the British Army rounded up the men of Obama seniors village and tortured them.
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Just several weeks late when Obama met with Britains Queen at Buckingham Palace he insulted her with gifts of an iPod and a bunch of other made-in-China junk available at WalMart.
(Excerpt) Read more at collinsreport.net ...
So BO is a Mau Mau Muslim Kenyan. What a pedigree he has!
The English have the RULE of LAW, and the Kenyan, have the tribal rule of the Chief. He wants to be Chief, and he doesn't need a Constitution.
Thanks very much for the post/link. Very, very interesting.
>>Every damn Obama/UK related article mention it... let it go people...<<
You joined in July 2009 and are telling FReepers what to do?
It's not just obama
rahmbo's father was a "simple soldier" in Irgun
no love lost for the Brits from the marxist ballerina running the WH
There's an interesting underlying premise to this report if you read it closely: it's as though he's saying that "One good snub deserves another", or at least implies that the British decided to be as free-wheeling and "inconsiderate" of our feelings about this Lockerbie Libyan as Obama was about the Churchill bust and meeting the Queen and Gordo Brown. It's quite possible. Who is to say, in the "nuanced" world of diplomacy that a strong bond with the UK from the beginning of this Administration might not have resulted in them NOT releasing this Mad Bomber? Instead we get a totally different dynamic, where they do things presumably "to piss us off", because "we" did things "to piss them off". Obama and his minions think of this as "Progress". It's not.
See my #9 .
Thanks for that smack in the nose. His reply really raised my hackles.
If we proceed like that, then we find ourselves in a situation where a new outrage is simply greeted with a shrug: "That? Oh, I suppose that's not good, but it's just one thing. Why get so upset over such a small thing?" and this prevents any real realization from building up in the minds of the people.
The reality is that Outrage 1 + Outrage 2 + Outrage 3 ... + Outrage n all add up to a serious problem with the guy in the White House. Deciding that some of these outrages are "old news" is what Leftists do.
you have stones for a rookie....These folks will eat you alive.
By the way, congrats on your 1 month birthday here, your views are equally valued by me.
1. There is little evidence BO had much, if any, contact with this grandfather. In fact, Obama's first visit to Kenya was in 1988, nine years after gramps kicked the bucket.
2. The Mau Mau were Kikuyu supremacists. Few if any Luo were involved with them.
3. Grandpa did get in trouble with colonial authorities and was probably tortured, but it was several years before the Mau Mau movement got going.
Oh no he didn't! Silly puppy,LOL!
I would say that the British were an embarassment to themselves on this one.
And why are you making such a demand. IT happened now did it not, and our dear leader has a habit of going around and poking his finger in the eye of anyone who disagrees with him. He has even been seen giving that international salute to some.
Thank you for the post Mrs. O'Bama .
" let it go people..."
Thanks for the instructions,coach.Per your orders, we'll drop it immediately.
Seems a silly assumption.
Check out the family background of Rahm "Emmanuel".
Who really killed his Uncle "Emmanuel" in colonial Palestine? Palestinians? Or Brits? Rahmbo's father served as a "simple soldier" in Irgun.
Anyone think Rahmbo is not running the WH and now picking our friends and enemies? Did that Churchill bust arrive back in Britain along with a dead fish?
As your President begins his Ramadan vacation, I wonder if his thoughts are very far from his Jimmy Carter like performance.
Its a very long time since that uninspiring inauguration speech back in January, but the lack of any clear direction or theme in that speech may have been the first indication that the Obamas presidency was going to be more Carter like, than Reaganesque.
The man is clearly in over his head and the one knock that stood out more than any other during his presidential run was his lack of experience. A criticism ignored by the mainstream media, but his performance so far has proven that critique to be more than conjecture.
The guy clearly has no common sense knowledge of the role he is supposed to be playing. If you were to close your eyes and just listen to the chattering, youd almost think that the campaign was still going on.
Hes a great campaigner and a p*ss pot poor president whos apparently tone deaf.
Glad to see an Admin on this "conservative" (see its tag), who spends about 1/2 his time denigrating what others post here (see its posting history). Ah, I love the smell of zotted troll in the morning...
"So does the author think that if Obama had been nicer to the Brits that the guy wouldn't have been released?
Seems a silly assumption."
This is EXACTLY how international diplomacy works. If anyone is being silly here.... well you figure it out.
Nice to see the high paid staff is on it's toes! Great job!
I read your other thread. Why would obama have been recruited by the CIA
and if he was why is he acting like he is now? Was he fired by CIA and is bitter?
He's gone.
Trollboy is history. Nothing like the smell of ozone so early in the morn' ;)
"You joined in July 2009 and are telling FReepers what to do?"
exactly what I was thinking.
Let's drag out some other stuff shall we?
Obama's presser fiasco during Brown's visit.
The cheezy gifts given to the Brown children.
The cheezy gifts given to Brown.
The cheezy gift that reeked of narcissism - to the Queen
I'm sure there's more to add to the list right?
" Our long national nightmare is over. Let me begin by sincerely apologizing to most of the world for the last 4 years. I am truly sorry that you had to see us at our lowest point since the Civil War. Over the next several months I will be sending teams of diplomats to the countries that were offended the most to begin to repair the damages done. I will also be increasing the size of the justice department to begin the prosecutions, trials, and sentencing of the previous administration for flagrant abuses and criminal actions. Now that the Presidency, Senate and House are back to a Republican majority, I promise you we will not screw it up this time. Now let's join together to begin the steep climb from our depths and start undoing the last 4 years of legislative damage. Let's get crackin'."
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Silvio Berlusconi was quoted in July to the effect that Obama had done everything right up till then. Of course Berlusconi's country entered World War II on the opposite side to the British (and stayed there until invaded by the Allies).
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