Cosmic ordering is the name given to a version of positive thinking that was renamed by Barbel Mohr B rbel Mohr of Munich , Germany . She first outlined her own version in her own magazine called Sonnenwind Solar Wind , and then expanded these ideas into a book called Cosmic Ordering Service A Guide to Realising Your Dreams . In the Great Depression of the 1930s Napoleon Hill popularised similar ideas, and in the 1970s Reverend Ike was widely heard over radio and television stations claiming that You can t lose with the stuff I use . This stuff was mind power based upon similar ideas to those promoted by Hill in his many books, and which Mohr has recently promoted in Germany. In the United Kingdom disc jockey and TV game show host Noel Edmonds has become the main media promoter of Mohr s work. History of Cosmic Ordering Mohr believes that a person can simply write down their wish list and wait ... where only the promoters of this scheme become wealthy. Criticism Cosmic ordering has been criticised ... language. He also distinguishes cosmic ordering from intercessory prayer , noting that prayer is not divine room service . ref http www.independent.co.uk news uk this britain no deal cosmic ordering ... The Cosmic Ordering Service A Guide to Realising Your Dreams by his Reflexology reflexologist . He ... Cosmic ordering has recently been put forward as a solution to women s inequality in academia. Proponents ... gender http www.telegraph.co.uk news main.jhtml?xml news 2007 04 28 newage28.xml Cosmic ordering ... ordering workshop , Educational Guardian April 27th, 2007 ref The idea is connected to the New ... of the cosmic bang , The Northern Echo , 2006 08 08. Refend Sources The Cosmic Ordering Service A guide to realising your dreams. Barbel Mohr. ISBN 1 57174 272 7. The Ultimate Guide to Cosmic Ordering ... Ordering Guide Where Dreams Can Become Reality. Stephen Richards author Stephen Richards . ISBN 1 902578 24 4. DEFAULTSORT Cosmic Ordering Category American motivational writers Category American self ... more details
Unreferenced date December 2009 In theoretical physics , path ordering is the procedure or a meta operator math mathcal P math of ordering a product of many operators according to the value of one chosen parameter math mathcal P left O 1 sigma 1 O 2 sigma 2 dots O N sigma N right O p 1 sigma p 1 O p 2 sigma p 2 dots O p N sigma p N . math Here math p 1,2, dots ,N to 1,2, dots, N math is a permutation that orders the parameters math sigma p 1 leq sigma p 2 leq dots leq sigma p N . math For example math mathcal P left O 1 4 O 2 2 O 3 3 O 4 1 right O 4 1 O 2 2 O 3 3 O 1 4 . math Examples If an operator is not simply expressed as a product, but as a function of another operator, we must first perform Taylor expansion of this function. This is the case of the Wilson loop that is defined as a path ordered exponential function exponential this guarantees that the Wilson loop encodes the holonomy of the gauge connection . The parameter math sigma math that determines the ordering is a parameter describing the contour , and because the contour is closed, the Wilson loop must be defined as a trace linear algebra trace in order to become gauge invariant . Time ordering In quantum field theory it is useful to take the time ordered product of operators. This operation is denoted by math mathcal T math . For two operators math A x math and math B y math that depend on spacetime locations x and y ... necessary to achieve the proper time ordering. Note that the statistical factors do not enter here. Since the operators depend on their location in spacetime i.e. not just time this time ordering ... commute . Note that the time ordering is usually written with the time argument increasing from ... The only subtlety we had to include was the time ordering operator math mathcal T math because the factors ... in general and the operator math mathcal T math guarantees that this ordering will be preserved. See ... Path Ordering Category Quantum field theory Category Gauge theories ... more details
Mergeto Memory model computing date February 2010 Cleanup date November 2009 Memory ordering is a group of properties of the modern microprocessor s, characterising their possibilities in memory operations reordering. It is a type of out of order execution . Memory reordering can be used to fully utilize different CPU cache cache bank cache and memory bank s. On most modern uniprocessors memory operations are not executed in the order specified by the program code. But from the programmer s point of view, all operations appear to have been executed in the order specified, with all inconsistencies hidden by hardware. In compilers Compilers can also reorder operations when? to hide memory latencies. There are memory barriers, which prevent compiler to move memory operations around it. In SMP microprocessor systems There are several memory consistency models for Symmetric multiprocessing SMP systems sequential consistency All reads and all writes are in order relaxed consistency Some types of reordering are allowed Loads can be reordered after Loads for better working of cache coherency, better scaling Loads can be reordered after Stores Stores can be reordered after Stores Stores can ... Memory ordering in some architectures ref name mem ord pdf http www.rdrop.com users paulmck scalability paper ordering.2007.09.19a.pdf Memory Ordering in Modern Microprocessors by Paul McKenney ref ... x86 and AMD systems have weaker memory ordering ref name table http www.linuxjournal.com files linuxjournal.com linuxjournal articles 082 8211 8211t1.inline.png Table 1. Summary of Memory Ordering , from Memory Ordering in Modern Microprocessors, Part I ref SPARC memory ordering modes SPARC TSO ... manuals 318147.pdf Intel 64 Architecture Memory Ordering White Paper http www.linuxjournal.com article 8211 Memory ordering in Modern Microprocessors part 1 http www.linuxjournal.com article 8212 Memory ordering in Modern Microprocessors part 2 Category Computer architecture Category Microprocessors ... more details
Charge ordering CO is a first or second order phase transition occurring mostly in strongly correlated materials such as transition metal oxides or organic conductors . Due to the strong interaction, the charge physics charge is localized on different sites leading to a disproportionation and an Order crystal lattice ordered superlattice . It appears in different patterns ranging from vertical to horizontal stripes to a checkerboard like pattern, and it is not limited to the two dimensional case. The charge order transition is accompanied by symmetry breaking and ferroelectricity . It is often brought in context with superconductivity and colossal magnetoresistance . File ChargeOrderPattern.jpg thumb Charge order patterns br This long range order phenomena was first discovered in the magnetite Fe sub 3 sub O sub 4 sub by Verwey in 1939. ref cite journal last Verwey first E.J.W. title Electronic conduction of magnetite Fe sub 3 sub O sub 4 sub and its transition point at low temperatures journal Nature year 1939 volume 144 pages 327 328 ref ref cite journal last Verwey first E.J.W. coauthors ... is now well known as the Verwey transition. He was the first bringing up the idea of an ordering process ... t and V can vary with pressure. Examples of Charge Ordering Organic conductors Organic conductors ... conductors. They possess a huge variety of ground states, for instance, charge ordering , spin Peierls ... journal last Chow first D.S. coauthors et al. title Charge Ordering in the TMTTF Family of Molecular ... ordering in a quasi two dimensional organic conductor journal Physical Review B year 2000 volume .... ref Cheetham and Rao. Charge Ordering in Maganates. Science 276 1997 911. doi 10.1126 science.276.5314.911 ... Charge ordering in transition metal oxides journal Solid State Sciences year 2006 volume 8 pages 861 ... and charge ordering in TMTTF sub 2 sub X salts probed by ESR journal Physical Review B year 2007 ... Properties of Two Dimensional Organic Conductors Signatures of Charge Ordering and Correlation Effects ... more details
, Commitment ordering or Commit ordering CO Raz1990 Raz 1990 , Raz1992 1992 , Raz1994 1994 ... fact for SS2PL . Furthermore, Strict commitment ordering SCO Raz1991c Raz 1991c , the intersection ... of Commitment Ordering and Global serializability . Several books that have appeared since 2010, with Commitment ordering in their titles, are collections of related Wikipedia articles. Overview Commitment ordering CO Raz1990 Raz 1990 , Raz1992 1992 , Raz1994 1994 , Raz2009 2009 has been referred to also as commit ordering , commit order serializability , dynamic atomicity only since 1993, when its original definition merged into CO see The History of Commitment Ordering and the references there , and strong ... ordering , and Serialization graph testing , and as an enabler for the interoperability of systems .... As such, Commitment ordering , including its special cases, and together with its generalizations see ... management United States Patent 7711678, Granted 05 04 2010. ref . The commitment ordering solution for global serializability General characterization of CO Commitment ordering CO is a special case ... as to conflicts between operations upon multi version data . Definition Commitment ordering Let ... with math T 1 math math T 1 math precedes math T 2 math . The schedule has the Commitment ordering ... commitment ordering enforcement algorithm exists, that uses local CO of each participating database ... local CO in each participating database system by ordering commits of local transactions see Commitment ordering Enforcing CO locally Enforcing CO locally below and enforcing the voting strategy in the theorem ... also explains the correctness of Commitment ordering Extended CO ECO Extended CO ECO below Global ... deadlocks are the key for the operation of distributed CO. See Commitment ordering Examples Examples .... Enforcing CO locally Commitment ordering can be enforced locally in a single database by a dedicated ... atomicity , then maintaining local commitment ordering or one of its generalizing variants see ... more details
stochasticdominance.pdf ref is a stochastic ordering used in decision theory . Several orders of stochastic ... orders. Convex order Convex order is a special kind of variability order. Under the convex ordering ..., 1955. reflist See also Stochastic dominance DEFAULTSORT Stochastic Ordering Category Theory of probability ... more details
Orphan date February 2009 Image Tirana Lulishte.JPG thumb right 250px A brick and mortar florist howto date July 2008 To order flowers , a consumer can order from a local brick and mortar flower shop, or choose an online flower delivery , or order flowers by telephone or mail. Traditionally the local florist shop executed most flower deliveries, until the internet spawned new companies that would collect orders and relay them to the florists. Local florists Local florists serve their geographic regions and usually deliver within a 5 mile radius. Some florists in more rural areas may extend their delivery limit. Their inventory consists of flowers bought wholesale from a dealer or delivered to their store from a local or international grower. When looking for florists online, the consumer should make sure to call and ask the company if they are a local florist shop or if they are an internet company. Internet florists sometimes appear like they are a flower shop, but really are only order processing sites that will take an order, charge an additional premium, and send the order to the same local florist to deliver the order. Local florists will be able to tell you what is available and can usually offer more unique and personal services than an online service. It may seem cheaper to order online but this is a common misconception because you are paying a fee and do not have any help. A sales person at a real flower shop has knowledge of their inventory and what is seasonal locally at the time you are ordering which will usually mean you will get a fresher and more reasonably priced arrangement. There are some famous florist chains, and many other individual florists across the country. Most florists are family owned and operated and all aspects of the business are supervised closely by the owner which means better quality of flowers than an online business or supermarket. Online florists Online florists have found a niche in the flower industry as middlemen between t ... more details
ecommerce Online food ordering services are websites that feature interactive menus allowing customers to place orders with local restaurants and food cooperatives. Much like Online Shop ordering consumer goods online , many of these allow customers to keep accounts with them in order to make frequent ordering convenient. A customer will search for a favorite restaurant, choose from available items, and choose delivery or pick up. Payment can be by credit card or cash, with the restaurant returning a percentage to the online food company. Service types While e commerce has been around for over a decade, closing the gap between food and the Internet has taken longer. The first restaurants to adopt online food ordering services were chain store corporate franchises such as Dominos Pizza Domino ... ordering. ref Pizza Hut Announces System Wide Online ordering . Business Wire. 5 June 2007 ref Restaurant ... ordering system, so much so that in 2008 Papa John s International announced that its online ... Associated Press. Papa John s hits online ordering milestone. 5 May 2008. ref Local companies have teamed up with e commerce companies to make ordering quicker and more precise. Annie Maver, director ... for customers who don t speak English. ref Soder, Chuck. Online Ordering System Will Get Bigger Slice ... online ordering despite their lack of delivery systems, using it to manage pick up orders or to take reservations. Independent Independent online food ordering companies offer two solutions. One ... and manage the online ordering themselves. The other solution is a Net based service whereby restaurants sign contracts with an online food ordering website that may handle orders from many ... that allows online ordering in both English and Spanish. Food Cooperatives Food cooperatives also allow ... place an order online based on what is available for the ordering cycle month, week and then pick up and pay for their orders at a central location. Online menus As an offshoot of online food ordering ... more details
Language Of Temporal Ordering Specification LOTOS is a formal methods formal specification language based on temporal logic temporal ordering used for Communications protocol protocol specification in International Organization for Standardization ISO OSI model OSI ISO standard standards . It was published as ISO 8807 in 1990 and describes the order in which events occur. See also Formal methods List of ISO standards CADP References The Formal Description Technique LOTOS , P.H.J. van Eijk et al. , editors, N H, 1989. External links http wwwtios.cs.utwente.nl lotos LOTOS http www.cs.stir.ac.uk kjt research well World wide Environment for Learning LOTOS WELL http www.inrialpes.fr vasy cadp tutorial Tutorials for LOTOS see section 2 http www.rkbexplorer.com explorer display mechanism http resex.rkbexplorer.com id resilience mechanism cf9ed8ae LOTOS in the RKBExplorer FOLDOC Category Process calculi Category Formal specification languages compu lang stub de Language of Temporal Ordering Specification yo ISO 8807 ... more details
Infobox Company company name OLO Online Ordering company type Private company Private foundation New York City New York , New York NY br June 2005 location New York City New York , New York NY industry Internet , Mobile device Mobile , Restaurants key people Noah Herbert Glass , Founder & Chief Executive Officer br homepage http www.olo.com www.olo.com OLO is a mobile and online food ordering platform that allows customers to order food from online menus . OLO was founded in 2005 by entrepreneur Noah Herbert Glass with the name GoMobo and was renamed OLO in 2010. ref cite web author David Muir ... Alexander Wolfe title GoMobo Brings Fandango Like Advance Ordering To Your Morning Coffee Run work ... that want to add remote ordering capabilities to their existing restaurant websites. Current Powered by OLO ordering microsites include http www.bolocotogo.com Boloco Online Ordering http www.coldstonecakes.com Cold Stone Cakes http www.dallasbbqnow.com Dallas BBQ Online Ordering http www.gofiveguys.com Five Guys Online Ordering http www.subwaynow.com Subway Now Do It Yourself Online Ordering OLO also works with hundreds of independent restaurants, ref cite web title Will Text for Food ... providing them with self service management tools that make it easy to add remote ordering services ... Internet access or an advanced point of sale system to make use of the OLO remote ordering platform. ref cite web author Giselle Tsirulnik title Panda Express testing mobile ordering system to drive ... express testing mobile ordering system to drive incremental sales ref When customers place orders online ... Services OLO was the first US online ordering company to release text message ordering capabilities ... optimized mobile ordering websites, that allow customers to place orders with faster page load times and fewer clicks and keystrokes. Current Powered by OLO mobile ordering microsites include http www.bolocotogo.mobi Boloco To Go http gofiveguys.mobi Five Guys Mobile Ordering http www.subwaynow.mobi ... more details
In mathematics , specifically order theory , a well quasi ordering or wqo is a well founded quasi ordering with an additional restriction on sequences that there is no infinite sequence math x i math with math x i not le x j math for all math i j math . Motivation We can use well founded induction on any set with a well founded relation, thus one is interested in when a quasi order is well founded. However the class of well founded quasiorders is not closed under certain operations that is, when we use a quasi order to obtain a new quasi order on a set of structures derived from our original set, we find this quasiorder is not well founded. By placing stronger restrictions on the original well founded quasiordering one can hope to ensure that our derived quasiorderings are still well founded. An example of this is the power set operation. Given a quasiordering math le math for a set math X math we can define a quasiorder math le math on math X math s power set math P X math by setting math ... t be well founded but that if we took our original quasi ordering to be a well quasi ordering then it is. Formal definition A well quasi ordering &le on a set math X math is a quasi ordering i.e., a reflexive ... that is a proper ordering relation, i.e., it is antisymmetric relation antisymmetric . Among ... math , the set of natural numbers with standard ordering, is a well partial order. math mathbb Z , le ... ab math , math aab math , math aaab math , ... If we consider the prefix ordering for comparing words ... of math k math natural numbers with component wise ordering, is a well partial order Dickson ... s lemma does not carry over to infinite sequences. Better quasi ordering s have been introduced ... taken as a definition for well quasi ordering, leading to an equivalent notion. Properties ... Ordering by divisibility in abstract algebras journal Proc. London Math. Soc., 3rd series year 1952 ... last Kruskal first J. B. title The theory of well quasi ordering A frequently discovered concept journal ... more details
Commitment ordering or Commit ordering , CO Raz1990a Raz 1990a , Raz1990b 1990b , publicly introduced ... , the Commitment ordering Summary CO solution has been largely misunderstood and misrepresented e.g. ... the Commitment ordering Summary CO solution has been utilized without using the name CO, without referencing ... ordering CO at Digital Equipment Corporation Raz1990a Raz 1990a , Raz1990b 1990b . Similarity ... order . Atomic commitment protocol ACP and voting, which are crucial for the Commitment ordering ... performance by using additional information Commitment ordering Extended CO ECO ECO in Raz1993a Raz 1993a , and Commitment ordering Multi version CO MVCO MVCO in Raz1993b Raz 1993b . A unique and Novelty patent novel element in the CO techniques and patent s, besides ordering commit events ... open Silber1991 Silberschatz et al. 1991 , page 120 . Commitment ordering CO Raz1990b Raz 1990b ... details about the Commitment ordering Summary CO solution can be found in Global serializability . A description ... separate sections titled Commitment ordering Weikum2001 Ibid , pages 102, 700 lacks several fundamental ... the CO publications, and it is evident that Commitment ordering Summary the CO solution for global ... other techniques are timestamp ordering, serialization graph testing, and commit ordering. Timestamp ordering assigns each transaction a timestamp and ensures that conflicting operations execute in timestamp ... is acyclic. Commit ordering ensures that conflicting operations are consistent with the relative ... concurrency control mechanisms. Commit ordering is presented in Raz1992 Raz 1992 . Bern2009 Ibid ..., it is better to describe CO as Commit ordering ensures that the relative order in which transactions .... Three threads of development Commitment ordering CO has evolved in three, seemingly initially independent ... 1989 , Commitment ordering CO at Digital Equipment Corporation Raz1990a Raz 1990a , Raz1990b ... ACP and voting, which are crucial for the Commitment ordering Summary CO solution and CO s efficient ... more details
The European ordering rules EOR EN 13710 , define an ordering for strings written in languages that are written with the Latin alphabet Latin , Greek alphabet Greek and Cyrillic alphabet Cyrillic alphabet s. The standard covers languages used by the European Union , the European Free Trade Association , and parts of the former Soviet Union . It is a tailoring of the Common Tailorable Template of ISO 14651 ISO IEC 14651 . ref name EOR cite web url http anubis.dkuug.dk CEN TC304 EOR eorhome.html title ENV 13710 a European Pre Standard European ordering rules work accessdate 2009 08 30 ref EOR can in turn be tailored for different European languages. But in inter European contexts, EOR can be used without further tailoring. Method Just as for ISO 14651 ISO IEC 14651 , upon which EOR is based, EOR has 4 levels of weights. Level 1 sorts the letters. The following roman alphabet Latin letters are concerned by this level, in order a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z The Greek alphabet has the following order The Cyrillic alphabet has the following order s The order for the three alphabets is Latin alphabet Greek alphabet Cyrillic alphabet The Georgian alphabet Georgian and Armenian alphabet s have not been included in ENV 13710. However, they are covered in CR 14400 2001 European ordering rules Ordering for Latin, Greek, Cyrillic, Georgian and Armenian scripts . Note also that all scripts encoded in ISO IEC 10646 and Unicode are covered by ISO 14651 ISO IEC 14651 and its datafile CTT as well as Unicode Collation Algorithm UCA and the associated DUCET , both of which are available at no charge. Level 2 is where different additions, such as diacritic ... weltbild toc.pdf External links http anubis.dkuug.dk CEN TC304 EOR eorhome.html European Ordering ... more details
does not form an equivalence relation and this example is not a strict weak ordering. Properties A strict weak ordering has the following properties. For all x and y in S , For all x , it is not the case .... Thus we take the inverse relation inverse of the complement for a strict weak ordering , define ... that y x . In the other direction, to define a strict weak ordering from a total preorder math lesssim ... total order. The reflexive closure of a strict weak ordering is a type of series parallel partial ... in the corresponding strict weak ordering. Representing weak orderings by functions If X is any ... generally, if X is a set, and Y is a set with a strict weak ordering , and f a function from X to Y , then f induces a strict weak ordering on X by setting a b if and only if f a f b The associated total ... ordo simple Strict weak ordering ... more details
Refimprove date January 2007 Image ROSS screenshot.png right 300px Screen shot of one screen in the aviation portion of the system. In the United States, the National Wildfire Coordinating Group operates a nationwide, web based database system for managing Wildland fire suppression wildland firefighting Incident Command System Comprehensive resource management resources . The system, called National Interagency Resource Ordering and Status System or Resource Ordering and Status System , or simply ROSS , improves efficiency of borrowing and sending home of fire equipment in a large, campaign type fire. It coordinates equipment movements across bureaucratic lines, making state and federal resources look more like a single pool of equipment and staff. In the past, borrowing equipment and staff, called resources , from other agencies required people in a command center to place telephone calls and make radio inquiries to find out what was available. Some agencies had internal computer systems to manage equipment and staff moves but they could not exchange data with the systems of other agencies. This made processes produce non repeatable results and was labor intensive, tying up staff on the telephone during their busiest periods. ROSS speeds the process and gives system users an enhanced understanding of what quantity of resources are assigned to a fire. what quantity of resources are on the way to the fire. how deeply their resources have been depleted by requests. how soon local equipment will return from a distant assignment. Participating agencies include many state fire suppression organizations, and federal entities such as the Bureau of Indian Affairs , Bureau of Land Management , Department of the Interior, United States Fish and Wildlife Service , National Park Service , National Information Technology Center, and the United States Forest Service . The National Wildfire Coordinating Group membership is made up of representatives from each of these Federal land ... more details
refimprove date July 2008 In mathematics , the well ordering principle states that every non empty set of positive integers contains a smallest element. ref cite book title Introduction to Analytic Number Theory last Apostol first Tom authorlink Tom M. Apostol year 1976 publisher Springer Verlag location New York isbn 0 387 90163 9 pages 13 ref The phrase well ordering principle is sometimes taken to be synonymous with the well ordering theorem . On other occasions it is understood to be the proposition that the set of integers , 2, 1, 0, 1, 2, 3, contains a well order well ordered subset, called the natural numbers , in which every nonempty subset contains a least element. The following makes no sense to me... aleph4 Proof If there exists a non empty subset A of the set of natural numbers, for every x in A , math x geq 1 math , or A is bounded below. Therefore, A has an infimum , say math a 0 inf A math . By the approximation property of the supremum of a set of real numbers, for every z 0, there exists x in A such that math x a 0 z math . Therefore, math x leq a 0 math and then math a 0 math belongs to A for math a 0 leq x math . Depending on the framework in which the natural numbers are introduced, this second order property of the set of natural numbers is either an axiom or a provable theorem. For example In Peano Arithmetic , second order arithmetic and related systems, and indeed in most not necessarily formal mathematical treatments of the well ordering principle, the principle is derived from the principle of mathematical induction , which is itself taken as basic. Considering the natural numbers as a subset of the real numbers, and assuming that we know already that the real numbers are complete again, either as an axiom or a theorem about the real number system , i.e., every bounded from below set has an infimum, then also every set A of natural numbers has an infimum, say a sup sup . We can now find an integer n sup sup such that a sup sup lies in the half ... more details
Context date December 2009 Arbitrary slice ordering ASO is an algorithm for loss prevention. It is used for restructuring the ordering of the representation of the fundamental regions macroblock s in pictures. This type of algorithm avoids the need to wait for a full set of scenes to get all sources. Typically considered as an error loss robustness feature. This type of algorithm is included as tool in baseline profile the H.264 MPEG 4 AVC encoder with I Slices , P Slices , Context Adaptative Variable Length Coding CAVLC , grouping of slices Slice Group , arbitrary slice order ASO and Redundancy slices . Applications Primarily for lower cost applications with limited computing resources, this profile is used widely in videoconferencing , mobile applications and security applications also. Arbitrary Slice Ordering ASO relaxes the constraint that all macroblocks must be sequenced in decoding order, and thus enhances flexibility for low delay performance important in teleconference teleconferencing applications and interactive Internet applications. Problems If ASO across pictures is supported in AVC, serious issues arise slices from different pictures are interleaved. One possible way to solve these issues is to limit ASO within a picture, i.e. slices from different pictures are not interleaved. However, even if we limit ASO within a picture, the decoder complexity is significantly increased. Because Flexible Macroblock Order Flexible Macroblock Ordering FMO extend the concept of slices by allowing non consecutive macroblocks to belong to the same slice , this section also addresses the decoder complexity introduced by FMO . Types of decoding ASO Association of macrobloks to slice Impact of ASO on AVC decoders complexity An example of how macroblocks can be associated to different slices is shown in Figure 1. When ASO is supported, the four slices of this example can be received by the decoder in a random order. Figure 2 shown the following receiving order slice 4, slice ... more details
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Summary An engraving by Alphonse Marie Adolphe de Neuville of El Cid ordering the execution of Abu Ahmad Dja far Ahmed , Taifa of Valencia King of Valencia , from Great Men and Famous Women A Series of Pen and Pencil Sketches of the Lives of More than 200 of the Most Prominent Personages in History , vol. V, ed. by Charles F. Horne New York Selmar Hess, 1894 , http www.gutenberg.org files 28455 28455 h 28455 h.htm page058 p. 58. Licensing PD art ... more details
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Orphan date January 2011 One of the most studied atomic ordering is CuPt type ordering in III V semiconductor alloy . It occurs in III V alloy when the cation planes take an alternate sequence of A rich and B rich plane following A sub x sub B sub 1 x sub C. The resulting structure is usually called as superlattice like structure along 1 11 or 111 called 111 B plane, or along 1 1 1 or 11 1 called 111 A plane. The two ordering direction is thus called CuPt type A and B ordering. The same type ordering is also observed in II VI alloy such as CdZnTe alloy. The ordering sequence viewed on atomic plane s along 111 and 1 11 reveals Cd and Zn alternating planes. Figure 1 below shows schematically the ordering mentioned File Cu Pt type ordering.JPG Figure 1. Example of Cu Pt type ordering in CdZnTe alloy figures courtesy of http www.ingentaconnect.com content klu jmsl 2003 00000022 00000018 05147964 jsessionid 3dq7nqu1frfj2.victoria Journal of Materials Science Letters 22, 2003, 1263 1267 This ordering reduces the lattice symmetry ordering to L11 and leads to change of its optical and electrical properties. The apparent effects are band gap reduction, valence band splitting, and optical anisotropy . For instance, in CuPt type B ordering, the L point of the Brillouin zone fold back to the point, and the folded band repels the original conduction band minimum and bring down the bottom of conduction band. References Check http www.rsc.org publishing journals CE article.asp?doi b817012f CrystEngComm, 2009, 11, 1068 1072 for more information regarding this type of ordering Category Condensed matter physics ... more details
Summary This is a diagram for the partial ordering of the sciences as proposed by Alexadru T. Balaban and Douglas J. Klein in their article entitled Is chemistry The Central Science ? How are different sciences related? Co citations, reductionism, emergence, and posets , Scientometrics 2006 , 69 , 615 637. doi 10.1007 s11192 006 0173 2 I made this image. Licensing GFDL self migration relicense ... more details
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An Aronszajn line named after Nachman Aronszajn is a Total order linear ordering of cardinality math aleph 1 math which contains no subset order isomorphic to math omega 1 , math with the usual ordering the reverse of math omega 1 , math an Uncountable set uncountable subset of the Real number s with the usual ordering. Unlike Suslin s problem Suslin lines , the existence of Aronszajn lines is provable using the standard axioms of set theory. A linear ordering is an Aronszajn line if and only if it is the lexicographical ordering of some Aronszajn tree . ref cite journal title Lexicographically ordered trees last Funk first W. coauthors Lutzer, D. journal Topology and its Applications volume 152 date 2005 issue 3 pages 275 300 doi 10.1016 j.topol.2004.10.011 ref References references Category Order theory settheory stub ... more details
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