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Science, 2020
Physics The so-called strange metal phase appears in the phase diagrams of many quantum materials, including cuprate high-temperature superconductors and heavy fermion compounds. Strange metals frequently occur in the vicinity of antiferromagnetism, suggesting a connection between the two. Now, Shen et al .
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Physics The so-called strange metal phase appears in the phase diagrams of many quantum materials, including cuprate high-temperature superconductors and heavy fermion compounds. Strange metals frequently occur in the vicinity of antiferromagnetism, suggesting a connection between the two. Now, Shen et al .
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The American Mathematical Monthly, 1992
The application of these techniques could be viewed as a way of answering questions about pictures. However, their application tends to be trivial. Why? Partly because of the traditional emphasis of quadric surfaces-which happen to be easy to sketch. A pair of interesting pictures is presented by Gilbert Strang on the cover of his new calculus book [10]
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The application of these techniques could be viewed as a way of answering questions about pictures. However, their application tends to be trivial. Why? Partly because of the traditional emphasis of quadric surfaces-which happen to be easy to sketch. A pair of interesting pictures is presented by Gilbert Strang on the cover of his new calculus book [10]
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It's a Strange, Strange, Strange, Strange World
Information Systems Security, 2000Abstract A lot has happened in our world since last we met. The FBI is under siege for its Carnivore system, Verizon, confronted with a security hole that allowed access to customer data fixed it, but really didn't. A new flavor of the Love Bug bit, and a new back-door Trojan hit the streets. Law enforcement started recruiting hackers.
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Journal of Cardiovascular Medicine, 2017
We report the case of a 62-year-old man with non-ST elevation myocardial infarction complicated by partial rupture of the antero-lateral papillary muscle in which severe mitral regurgitation with lateralized direction towards the right pulmonary veins gave unilateral pulmonary oedema, resembling an acute pneumonia.Unilateral pulmonary oedema is a rare ...
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We report the case of a 62-year-old man with non-ST elevation myocardial infarction complicated by partial rupture of the antero-lateral papillary muscle in which severe mitral regurgitation with lateralized direction towards the right pulmonary veins gave unilateral pulmonary oedema, resembling an acute pneumonia.Unilateral pulmonary oedema is a rare ...
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“Strange Elation” and a Strange Relation
2020While Gerard Manley Hopkins—a supporter of British imperialism who did not engage with issues surrounding colonialism, slavery, or race—might seem a surprising model for post-colonial writers, he has in fact generated powerful responses in Caribbean poets through his playful rhythmic sensibility, attunement to individuality, religious faith, and ...
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1976
Examples have been given by Abraham-Smale [1], Shub [1], and Newhouse [2] of diffeomorphisms on a compact manifold which are not in the closure of diffeomorphisms satisfying Smale’s Axiom A or in the closure of the set of Ω-stable diffeomorphisms (Smale [1]).
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Examples have been given by Abraham-Smale [1], Shub [1], and Newhouse [2] of diffeomorphisms on a compact manifold which are not in the closure of diffeomorphisms satisfying Smale’s Axiom A or in the closure of the set of Ω-stable diffeomorphisms (Smale [1]).
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Scientific American, 2012
The author discusses states of matter other than solids, liquids, and gases that arise from transitions among electrons in materials that can be described in part by string theory and quantum physics. He describes the applicability of quantum entanglement in explaining the instantaneous anticorrelation communications that appear to occur between ...
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The author discusses states of matter other than solids, liquids, and gases that arise from transitions among electrons in materials that can be described in part by string theory and quantum physics. He describes the applicability of quantum entanglement in explaining the instantaneous anticorrelation communications that appear to occur between ...
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Strange crusts on strange stars
Journal of Physics G: Nuclear and Particle Physics, 2006We re-examine the surface composition of strange stars. It is widely accepted that they are characterized by an enormous density gradient (10 26 g cm -4 ) and large electric fields at surface. By investigating the possibility of realizing a heterogeneous crust, comprised of nuggets of strange quark matter embedded in a uniform electron background, we ...
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Canadian Theatre Review, 1985
The Crown Prosecutor enters with a court brief. He puts it down and calls for the A.S.M. who wheels on a TV. He turns on the TV and an interview with Linda Barrie comes on the screen. At first the sound is inaudible, but after a moment The Crown turns up the sound. The house ligh ts dim. The play begins.
David Young, Paul Ledoux
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The Crown Prosecutor enters with a court brief. He puts it down and calls for the A.S.M. who wheels on a TV. He turns on the TV and an interview with Linda Barrie comes on the screen. At first the sound is inaudible, but after a moment The Crown turns up the sound. The house ligh ts dim. The play begins.
David Young, Paul Ledoux
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1982
Mr. Yucca has lost weight. He also complains of other symptoms, but telling you everything now would make it too easy. Note, however, that his xyphoid process is exceptionally short.
Arlette le Mouël, Francis S. Weill
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Mr. Yucca has lost weight. He also complains of other symptoms, but telling you everything now would make it too easy. Note, however, that his xyphoid process is exceptionally short.
Arlette le Mouël, Francis S. Weill
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