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For some weird reason, Chrome doesn't load any webpages whereas all other web browsers like firefox and opera do. Can anybody tell me what it is ?
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This happened to me last week. Turns out it was simply an auto update not finishing properly. Fixed simply by closing and reopening it... though I presume you've tried that. What version are you running?
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Well I am running the dev version. Although I fixed it. A full scan with Malwarebytes fixed it all. It was a backdoor trojan behind it. Thanks though
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We have studied the force characteristics of a collection of piano hammers, through studies of the acceleration of the hammer head, the force due to the compression of the hammer felt, and the associated bending of the hammer shank which occurs when a hammer strikes a rigid object. By integration of the acceleration one can estimate the compression of the felt, and thus obtain a force-compression relationship; our results for this function are compared with previous experiments and theoretical models. Close examination of our findings suggests that bending of the hammer shank, and also the time required for the force to be transmitted from the outer edge of the hammer to its core, play significant roles in the hammer dynamics. The data are used to estimate the quantitative impact of these effects on the derived relation. The implications for physical modeling of a piano tone are briefly discussed.


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Another US organisation has found its data retention policies under question after Marriott Vacation Club International, a subsidiary of hotel group Marriott International, said backup computer tapes containing data on thousands of customers and employees were missing.
The tapes contained data such as addresses and some credit card information of about 206,000 employees, timeshare owners and customers.
The missing data is the latest in a series of cases in which personal information about a company's customers or employees has been stolen or gone missing, raising concerns about possible identity theft. Other companies that have experienced such incidents include Bank of America and Boeing.
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As Banksy's audio guide states, "This is a piece of sculpture art, and I know what you're thinking, 'Isn't it a bit subtle?' Here, the artist Banksy is making some sort of comment on the causal cruelty of the food industry. Or perhaps something vague and pretentious about the loss of childhood innocence."
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Skip to comments.Shep Smith Takes a Dig at Chick-fil-A Holiday (FreeRepublic referenced)
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Fox News Shep Smith, the host of the cable news channels primetime "Studio B," seemed to take issue with the controversial Chick-fil-A Appreciation Day, which was created by former Gov. Mike Huckabee -- a fellow Fox News anchor -- and turned out to be one of the companys best days regarding sales.
Smith, who has stated that he supports marriage equality in the past, was able to cleverly slam the fast-food chain and the politician without directly mentioning them, Mediaite reported.
"Its National Badminton Day," he said on his show. "Lets forget National Day of Intolerance. Lets just stay with badminton."
Smith did not go on to elaborate on his comments.
Comments on the far right-wing site Free Republic were typical: Commenters made not-so-subtle references to longstanding rumors that Smith is gay.
"Poor Shep. Americans caused him to smear his eye liner today," was a typical comment."Shep is a$$ loving tosser. Who cares what he thinks? That little faggot is one of the main reasons I quit watching FOX," another wrote.
Smiths sexuality has been questioned for years. Kevin Naff, the longtime editor of the Washington Blade, alleged that Smith hit on him at gay bar in New York City a few years ago.
"Smith once chatted me up in a New York City gay piano bar, bought me drinks, and invited me back to his place," Naff said, according to an account on the blog site Pams House Blend. "When I declined, he asked me to dinner the next night, another invitation I politely refused. We sat at the bar chatting and drinking martinis until 3 a.m., our conversation interrupted only when he paused to belt out the lyrics to whatever showtune was being performed,"
In April 2011, Out magazine published its "Power 50" list that ranked the most powerful gay men and lesbians. The publication placed Smith in the number six spot and featured Anderson Cooper, then still in the closet, and Tim Cook, the CEO of Apple, who has never formally come out.
After President Obama announced his support for gay marriage, Smith said on his show that the president is on the "right side of the 21st century." He then asked his colleague Bret Baier if the Republican Party would campaign against marriage equality "while sitting very firmly, without much question, on the wrong side of history on it," according to the Huffington Post.
Smiths comments seemed to deeply upset conservative radio personality Rush Limbaugh as he condemned the broadcaster for his remarks, the Huffington Post pointed out.
"Shep, where has the issue won?" Limbaugh said. "Where has the issue been victorious, Shep, outside your house? Where has the issue won an election? What state? Tell me where its happened."
Shep married Virginia Donald in 1987 but divorced in 1993. They had no children.
Only typical since the pro-gay crowd migrated to that pro-gay cesspool for zotted misfits.
Straight as Anderson Cooper
"He's gayer than a barbershop quartet."
Whoa, there! My uncle sang in a barbershop quartet. If you called him gay, he would have beaten the living daylights out of you. LOL
When did barbershop become popular? And what was that decade called?
Shep may or may not be a homo. He is unquestionably a left wing zealot whose very limited talent is better suited for Current TV than a major network.
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Shep is from WSVN in Miami home to Rick Sanchez as well as many other leftist drama queens. I interned there for a bit at Channel 7 back in the 90s when Shep was there...he was funny as hell but everyone knew he was gay.
I stopped watching FauxRomney quite some time ago.
What has been seen... cannot be unseen.
I didn't mean to imply that he isn't a homo. My point was he is a left wing clown with very little talent. He certainly is not an impartial reporter of the news.
LOL. Point taken.
My uncle was a big burly Marine, fought in World War Ii, had at least one medal that I know of. He sang in a quartet for years, almost till the day he died. Made a few extra bucks performing at nursing homes and senior citizen centers. He was good at it too. I on the other hand sing like a rusty gate.
Certainly not - - he's an entertainer.
The morality of these homosexuals-—for centuries-—has always reduced human beings to the level of the sewer and destroyed every civilization which celebrated the evil acts which always included pederasty.
Shame on Shep for advocating such degrading actions-—and trying to glorify such dysfunctional, unnatural acts for "children". Sure —if he had any sons—he wouldn't want them degrading and debasing not only their own bodies, but that of others—or would he join them. Such a sick, pathetic, EVIL worldview.
Shep—The Founders said civilization would collapse without Virtue. Sodomy is a Vice. It was always illegal in the US until Marxists judges removed the laws to destroy our civil society. Think again— what ugly acts you stand for and repent. They lust for the young beautiful boys-—in all homsexual cultures whether Japan, China, The Greeks/Romans/Persians/Celts/ American Indians—Tibetans-—it is ALWAYS about the BOYS!!!!! It is a learned behavior.
Anyone who supports homosexual "Rights" is supporting child abuse and pure evil.
Is he still on?
I wonder if he was forced to make pro-gay anti-conservative statements to avoid being blackmailed by the people who see the REAL him at the NYC nightclubs.
"Detroit? The only people from Detroit are queers and hockey players"
"My mother's from Detroit," with a snarl.
"Really? What position did she play?"
We gave up on Shep after the "blowjob" comment.
"Shep is a$$ loving tosser."
Succinct and to the point.
FOX is UNWATCHABLE when these LIBS are on. I can barely watch THE FIVE because of the MEANNESS of Bob Beckel.
I believe it. Their "Gaydar" is accurate. Takes on to know one.
Shep is a Homosocialist, gay and advocate of a socialistic empire.
Well, duuuuhhhhh.
We at the FR are middle America. Shep, you are the extreme.
"I can barely watch THE FIVE because of the MEANNESS of Bob Beckel."
I was just thinking about Beckel on The Five this morning. Bob is a disgusting jerk, but I think it's good that he's in this group — as a useful idiot.
1. Libs might tune in to see Beckel. (And libs need to tune in.)
1. His potty mouth, low-class, trailer-trash, behavior is such a contrast to the generally classy other four that libs might be able to draw good conclusions. He focuses on the women he's "known", his alcoholism, his drug abuse, etc., and seems to relish all those things. Plus, he paid a hooker with a personal check; how stupid is that?
One thing that bothers me is that Beckel claims to be a born-again Christian, and that Cal Thomas was the one who led him to receive Christ. Obviously, his "conversion" didn't take ("Wherefore by their fruits ye shall know them"). His claim of Christianity makes us look bad, and sure isn't helping Cal Thomas.
I'm right there too; I have no midrange and my voice is very tinny before I reach my breaking point into falsetto.
I think even DANA is DISGUSTED with him....he is sych a LOW CLASS PUKE.
Everyone knows Shep Smith is as gay as a sissy at the YMCA.
As a friend of mine would say: "He's as gay as Dick's hatband." I never knew what it meant, but it sounded good.
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For the past 3 years, James has featured in The Drum's Mobile Top 50 recognising the 50 most influential people in mobile marketing and in November 2014 he was awarded Mobile Marketer of the Year at the Effective Mobile Marketing Awards. Last year, Mindshare's awards haul made them the most awarded mobile agency globally in 2015 – topped off by winning Global Mobile Agency of the Year at the MMA Smarties in New York in September.
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Erik Coelingh is Senior Technical Leader for Safety and Driver Support Technologies with the Volvo Car Corporation and Adjunct Professor at Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenburg Sweden. He received the M.Sc. and Ph.D. degrees in electrical engineering from the University of Twente, Enschede, The Netherlands, in 1995 and 2000, respectively. After his studies he joined Volvo Car Corporation and worked in several projects on vehicle control and active safety. He was responsible for the first application of Automatic Emergency Braking in 2006 and led the advanced engineering activities for Pedestrian Detection with Full Auto Brake which was launched in 2010. He works actively in research and development of various collision avoidance and automated driving features.
Drive Me – Self-driving cars for sustainable mobility
Global Client Development, Unruly
Dan Best is a multimedia native. He is MD, Global Client Development at Unruly and his career has spanned Broadcast, Magazines, Newspapers, In-Game advertising, VOD and branded content. Prior to Unruly he was Director of Multimedia Solutions at Create, the Daily Telegraph's multi award-winning cross media solutions team.
Seven Steps to Surviving the Adpocalypse
The digital landscape is changing fast and digital video advertising has reached a critical point in its evolution. We're in a post-viral era, where social media has grown more crowded than ever and consumers are overwhelmed by the flood of digital content in their feeds. Viewers are increasingly frustrated with pre-roll and ad stalking. In fact, 63% of viewers find it creepy when ads follow them around the web (source: Unruly Future Video Lab Survey) and 97% of internet users don't completely trust advertising (source: YouGov Advertisements). With ad blocker use predicted to rise to 1.5B by 2020 (source: Pagefair and Adobe, Adblocking Report 2014), marketers must evolve their advertising if they want to re-connect with consumers. Using its unique data set of 2 trillion video views, ground-breaking research from the world's leading academics and consumer insight, Unruly have developed a 7 step manifesto to help advertisers survive the existential threat that faces the industry in the 21st century. Find out how brands can use social video advertising to future-proof their marketing strategy and create ads that engage, not enrage viewers.
COO, GroupM
Hans Burbidge, GroupM COO and Head of Trading in Sweden. Member of GroupM Nordic Exco.
In May, 2016 Hans was promoted to the role of Chief Operating Officer for GroupM Sweden. In his new role he oversees the GroupM Shared Business including Trading, Business Technologies, Business Insights, Business Development, Xaxis, Quisma, and Connect. Prior to assuming his current position, Hans worked for 14 years within OMD and Omnicom Media Group in several different roles within Trading and Account Management.
Sebastian Busse is Director Addressable TV at smartclip, based in Hamburg at the smartclip headquarter. Smartclip is Europe's leading video advertising technology platform and offers solutions for all digital platforms like Web, Mobile and any Connected TV/ Smart TV platform.
In his role Sebastian Busse is overseeing all smartclip activities on the "big screen". This includes the smartclip relationships with the leading Smart TV vendors Samsung, LG, Philips but mainly the smartclip Addressable TV platform. The smartclip Addressable TV platform enables real-time ad delivery and measurement into linear TV broadcast and with this platform smartclip has a leading role in the area of Addressable TV in Europe.
HbbTV – More than just the Red Button. Enabling Addressable TV Advertising
Addressable TV has become one of the hottest topics in advertising lately. Addressable TV is expected to have a major impact on the advertising industry mid- to short-term, but just within the last 12 months the market has evolved much quicker than expected. Why has Addressable TV become such a hot topic for the advertising industry lately? Because advertisers are more and more driven by the requirement to increase the efficiency/ ROI of their budget spends. The advertising market is more and more pushing for efficient advertising solutions also in the TV advertising industry. The basic requirement for any sustainable advertising solution is scalability through standardization. HbbTV is already standard in devices and in TV infrastructure in Europe and for this reason, many major TV networks are already using HbbTV as enabler for Addressable TV advertising. Addressable TV via HbbTV is already here! Make use of it!
Simone Skoog, Managing Partner of GroupM Digital
Simone joined GroupM in September 2016 as Managing Partner GroupM Digital. In her role she overseas all Digital activities within the group including Connect and Xaxis. Simone has more than 10 years of experience from leading positions in the online/tech industry, most recently as Managing Director Nordic at Amnet, Dentsu Agegis trading desk and previously Criteo. Simone Skoog, Managing Partner of GroupM Digital
Simone joined GroupM in September 2016 as Managing Partner GroupM Digital. In her role she overseas all Digital activities within the group including Connect and Xaxis. Simone has more than 10 years of experience from leading positions in the online/tech industry, most recently as Managing Director Nordic at Amnet, Dentsu Agegis trading desk and previously Criteo.
Head of Media Buying Solutions Sweden, Google
Passionate about transformation through Digital and Programmatic. Daniel is a veteran at Google with over 12 years under his belt.
He is currently heading up Google's Programmatic Business in Sweden where he oversees and orchestrates all aspects of sales and strategic relationships. Prior to that Daniel headed up Google's agency business in Sweden. Daniel started out his career at Google's
European Head office in Dublin where he spent four years helping top European advertisers getting the most out of their Search advertisement.
Daniel will speak about the difference between programmatic buying and programmatic marketing. If your digital marketing is purely a line item on your media plan, you have yet to embrace the true potential and value of programmatic marketing. Programmatic marketing should embrace all stages of the consumer journey in order to get the full value.
Carl-Christian, Director, Be On Sweden
Carl-Christian (Calle) Dyrssen has been working with online video and branded content since 2008 and today he serves as Swedish Director for the video distributor Be On/AOL, formerly known as Goviral.During his journey, Calle has worked with multiple global campaigns, where Be On/AOL has been the initiator and exclusive distributor/media partner for clients such as H&M, Ikea and Volvo Trucks. Be On Sweden has been awarded with multiple lions in Cannes, whereof 2 gold and 1 Grand Prix in Creative Effectiveness.
Watch Out – Your Pants Are On Fire! How to win the race for attention with online video content.
In a post TV world, the convenient bonfire has extinguished. Or has it? If not – where did it go? When things like ad blocking make it increasingly difficult to approach consumers even online, Calle cements the need for brands to attract audiences. But this means taking on a mighty competitor – reality. Calle will inspire and advise on effective storytelling by using online video as a bridge between advertising and culture.
Education Adoption Manager Nordics, Google
In his role as Education Adoption Manager at Google, Jesper works with schools and municipalities throughout the Nordic countries to create better learning with technology in the classroom. With a past in the municipal world, he understands the challenges and needs within the field and has a strong belief that technology truly can transform teaching and learning. Furthermore, he's determined to show teachers and decision makers that children of today don't have to settle with being digital consumers when they can become digital creators.
Jesper is passionate about educational technology and the way it can enhance teaching and learning for students and teachers. Right now he's eagerly exploring how VR can transform learning in the classroom. Jesper holds an MA in Danish language and literature from the University of Copenhagen.
Google Expeditions
What can VR do to learning? Hear about Google Expeditions and see a live demo.
VP, EMEA Advertising and Partnerships
Jonathan joined Spotify as one of the first employees in early 2007, originally tasked with striking partnerships to drive distribution and explore potential revenue streams. Working across the business as it scaled, he has held a variety of roles including European GM and Global Sales Director. Prior to joining Spotify, Jonathan spent eight years in a series of management positions at NASDAQ listed digital marketing solutions provider ValueClick. His final role there was European Development Director.
Jonathan is fascinated by the ever-changing world of technology, the way this impacts consumer behavior and the response demanded of content companies and brands alike in order to stay relevant. He lives with his wife and two children in a town called Sigtuna on the outskirts of Stockholm, enjoys both watching and playing sport as well as getting out on the water. He has been mildly panicked since he realised he will never be able to listen to all of the music on Spotify.
Streaming has gone mainstream – what's next for advertisers?
Brian Larsen
Brian has worked more than 15 years helping advertisers optimize their ad spend both on the client and consultancy side. Brian started out working on the consultancy side at Deloitte and Boston Consulting Group, before joining Saxo Bank (an online broker) to help them optimize and streamline their online customer acquisition. Brian joined AudienceProject back in April 2014 as CCO and COO from Kwintet, where he headed up the Central & Eastern Europe resion, while driving Kwintets global transition to online marketing.
Achieving advertising effectiveness
Vice President Data, Adform
Dr. Jochen Schlosser joined Adform in January 2016 as Senior Vice President Data. For over ten years, Jochen has been a leader and a driving force for data-driven businesses and innovations across various industries such as Pharma, Finance, and – of course – Marketing. Before joining Adform, Jochen was a Member of the Executive Board at uniquedigital (SYZYGY Group) and responsible for their rock-solid data-driven services. He holds a graduate degree in Computer Science and Psychology from RWTH Aachen and a scientific doctoral degree from University of Hamburg. Jochen enjoys speaking, writing, and tweeting about everything digital and the numerous changes this implies to our daily life.
Your fingerprint here: How I learned to stop worrying about data
Fingerprinting, Cross-Device, CRM Onboarding, Hashing Algorithms – can you feel your anxiety levels rising? Data is served up as an indispensable ingredient on our most delicious digital marketing menus. Yet, for many, the evaluation of different methodologies to seed, harvest and process data (with regards to privacy) is still a mystery. This talk simplifies the basics and outlines must-knows for digital marketeers.
Editor-in-Chief of Expressen
Thomas Mattsson is the Editor-in-Chief of Expressen, a national daily in Sweden with an extensive online operation. Expressen is a part of Bonnier News, which also includes Dagens Nyheter and Dagens industri, and Expressen TV is an CNN affiliate and syndicates BuzzFeed Video and others.
Digital corporate structure and why video is essential
Mattsson will talk about digital corporate structure and why video is essential to all media houses.


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Magicseaweed is a world leading surf forecast platform with excess of 2 million highly engaged users.Responsibilities:
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50 Years Ago: The Rolling Stones Inch Toward Greatness on 'Out of Our Heads'
Up until the release of 'Out of Our Heads,' the Rolling Stones were primarily known as a group that reworked blues and R&B songs to fit their British background.
Up until the release of 'Out of Our Heads,' the Rolling Stones were primarily known as a group that reworked blues and R&B songs to fit their British background.
Every Rolling Stones show comes with a certain amount of expected drama, but their 1972 tour was especially crazy.
Brian Jones was buried in his hometown of Cheltenham on July 10, 1969.
It's one of rock's definitive songs, with a simple but snarling riff that serves as the benchmark for everything that's followed.
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The musical contributions that guitarist Mick Taylor made to the Rolling Stones often take a backseat to the bigger picture of the band's story.


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Volume 74, Issue 7, July 2006
Determination of the Kelvin equation in the presence of an arbitrary gravitational∕inertial field74(2006); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.2186336View Description Hide Description
The validity of the Kelvin equation in the presence of an arbitrary stationary field due to gravity or an accelerated reference frame is determined by a fluid-dynamical argument. In this approach capillary rise and the Kelvin effect appear to be different aspects of the same phenomenon. A general form of the Kelvin equation is obtained that does not depend on the applied field. A higher-order approximation than the usual Kelvin equation is derived by using Lagrange's expansion method. The fluid-dynamical approach is proved to be equivalent to a purely thermodynamical approach provided that the surface free energy in the presence of the external field is appropriately defined. Both the fluid-dynamical and the thermodynamic approach lead to the conclusion that the generalized form of Kelvin equation does not depend on the applied field.
A study of the longitudinal laser modes of a semiconductor laser using optical coherence tomography74(2006); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.2190686View Description Hide Description
Optical coherence tomography is used to demonstrate the modes of a semiconductor laser used in supermarkets. The experiment is low cost and can be adopted for an undergraduate or graduate physics laboratory. The results enable students to understand the voltage-current and optical power characteristics of a semiconductor laser, and provide insight into the nature of radiation below and above the lasing regions.
Numerical implementation of Einstein-Brillouin-Keller quantization for arbitrary potentials74(2006); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.2192788View Description Hide Description
The Einstein-Brillouin-Keller (EBK) quantization equation is used to determine the energy levels of a two-body system with an arbitrary central potential that allows for bound states. The treatment is based on the conservation laws and avoids both the Newtonian and Schrödinger differential equations. Because analytic solutions for the energy levels do not exist in general, the EBK condition is applied using the Newton-Raphson method and the radial probability density is computed. Potentials appropriate for a diatomic molecule are considered and the effect of the angular momentum on the radial distribution, the nature of the classical orbits, and the possibility of closed orbits is studied.
A selected history of expectation bias in physics74(2006); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.2186333View Description Hide Description
The beliefs of physicists can bias their results toward their expectations in a number of ways. We survey a variety of historical cases of expectation bias in observations, experiments, and calculations.
Geometric parametrization of binary elastic collisions74(2006); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.2188961View Description Hide Description
A geometric view of the possible outcomes of elastic collisions of two massive bodies is developed that integrates laboratory, center of mass, and relative body frames in a single diagram. From these diagrams all the scattering properties of binary collisions can be obtained. The particular case of gravitational scattering by a moving massive object corresponds to the slingshot maneuver, and its maximum velocity is obtained.
The semiconductor diode as a rectifier, a light source, and a solar cell: A simple explanation74(2006); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.2192786View Description Hide Description
An explanation of the principles of a pn junction is proposed without recourse to the band model, the space charge of the junction, and the charge carrier depletion at the interface. The explanation assumes that the processes in a pn junction can be considered as a chemical reaction between electrons, holes, and photons and that an -type material is a conductor for electrons and an insulator for holes, and a -type material is a conductor for holes and an insulator for electrons. We give a simple and concise explanation of rectification, light emission, and current generation by pn junctions.
Optical band gaps as a result of destructive superposition of scattered waves74(2006); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.2198888View Description Hide Description
Light transmission through a finite one-dimensional photonic crystal is formulated using the theory of multiple scattering. It is shown that optical band gaps of the crystal are created by destructive superposition of waves multiply scattered from the dielectric slabs that constitute the crystal. The effects of the number of slabs and the lattice constant on the band gaps are also studied.
Constructing Green functions of the Schrödinger equation by elementary transformations74(2006); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.2186688View Description Hide Description
The initial value problem in quantum mechanics is most conveniently solved by the Green function method. Instead of the conventional methods of eigenfunction expansion and path integration, we present a new method for constructing the Green functions systematically. By using suitable elementary transformations, one of the conjugate variables in the Hamiltonian can be eliminated and the Green function for the simplified Hamiltonian can be easily derived. We then obtain the Green function for the original Hamiltonian by the reverse sequence of the elementary transformations. The method is illustrated for the linear potential, the harmonic oscillator, the centrifugal potential, and the centripetal barrier oscillator.
Active mass under pressure74(2006); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.2198881View Description Hide Description
After a historical introduction to Poisson's equation in Newtonian gravity, we review its analog for static gravitational fields in Einstein's theory. The source of the potential, which we call the active mass density, comprises not only all possible sources of energy, but also the pressure term . In the Hamburg seminar on relativity in the 1950s we discussed whether this term due to Fermi pressure in different atomic nuclei could be detected in Cavendish-type experiments. Our reasoning contained an instructive mistake that we are now able to resolve. We conclude that this term should not lead to discrepancies for different materials in a Cavendish-type experiment, although it is important in the early universe and collapsing stellar cores.
Radioactivity induced by neutrons: Enrico Fermi and a thermodynamic approach to radiative capture74(2006); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.2198884View Description Hide Description
When Fermi learned that slow neutrons are much more effective than fast ones in inducing radioactivity, he explained this phenomenon by mentioning the well-known scattering cross section between neutrons and protons. At this early stage, he did not refer to the capture cross section by target nuclei. At the same time a thermodynamic approach to neutron-proton capture was being discussed by physicists: neutron capture was interpretated as the reverse of deuteron photodissociation and detailed balance among neutrons,protons, deuterons, and radiation was invoked. This thermodynamic approach might underlie Fermi's early explanation of the great efficiency of slow neutrons. Fermi repeatedly used a thermodynamic approach that had been used in describing some of the physical properties of conductors by Richardson and had been influential in Fermi's youth.
Magnetic field of a cylindrical coil74(2006); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.2198885View Description Hide Description
We calculate the magnetic fields of cylindrical coils due to a surface current and a volume current and compare our theoretical results to measured magnetic fields of two coil types: single-layer solenoid and cylindrical thick coil by a simple experimental apparatus. Good agreement is found with the theoretical results.
The hidden symmetry of the Coulomb problem in relativistic quantum mechanics: From Pauli to Dirac74(2006); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.2178846View Description Hide Description
Additional conserved quantities associated with an extra symmetry govern a wide variety of physical systems ranging from planetary motion to atomic spectra. We give a simple derivation of the hidden symmetry operator for the Dirac equation in a Coulomb field and show that this operator may be reduced to the one introduced by Johnson and Lippmann to include the spin degrees of freedom. This operator has been rarely discussed in the literature and has been neglected in recent textbooks on relativistic quantum mechanics and quantum electrodynamics.
Analysis of the shape of a sheet of paper when two opposite edges are joined74(2006); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.2198879View Description Hide Description
The profiles of the edge of rectangular sheets of paper folded so as to join opposite edges were measured and compared with the profiles calculated with the theory of elasticity. I show how the calculation can be accomplished by using the aspect ratio of the loops as the only input parameter.
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Inversion of Gamow's formula and inverse scattering74(2006); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.2190683View Description Hide Description
Gamow's tunneling formula is inverted and the issue of the uniqueness of the solution is compared with the solution obtained by the method of Gel'fand and Levitan. Some insight is gained into the key differences between classical and quantum inverse scattering, which account for the fact that a potential can be uniquely determined in the latter but only to within a symmetry family in the former.
Popper's experiment and communication74(2006); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.2190684View Description Hide Description
We comment on an analysis by Qureshi of an experiment proposed by Popper and show that an analysis based solely on conventional nonrelativistic quantum mechanics is sufficient to exclude the possibility of subluminal or superluminal communication. That is, local operations cannot be employed to transmit information.
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Revealing the blaze angle: A simple experiment for visualizing diffraction effects using microscopic and macroscopic gratings74(2006); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.2198890View Description Hide Description
We describe a diffraction grating experiment for visible and microwaveoptics. The groove spacing for the visible-optics grating is determined through atomic force microscopy, so that an additional feature, the blaze angle, is revealed. From the blaze angle, students calculate the theoretical shift in the diffraction pattern and are then able to visualize this shift through measurements of a microwave diffraction pattern produced using a macroscopic grating. The experiment demonstrates the utility of an atomic force microscope in an engineering application and allows separation of diffraction pattern effects associated with slit width and slit spacing.
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Computational Physics (second edition)74(2006); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.2203648View Description Hide Description
An Introduction to Computer Simulation Methods: Applications to Physical Systems (third edition)74(2006); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.2219401View Description Hide Description
A First Course in Computational Physics and Object-Oriented Programming with C++74(2006); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.2203647View Description Hide Description
A First Course in Scientific Computing: Symbolic, Graphic, and Numeric Modeling74(2006); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.2219402View Description Hide Description