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Brush a large non-stick frying pan with sunflower oil, using the tip of a pastry brush. Place the pan over a medium heat and add the bacon. Cook for 2 minutes until lightly browned, then turn and fry on the other side for another 3 minutes.
While the bacon is cooking, half fill a medium non-stick saucepan with water, add the vinegar and bring to the boil. Turn the heat to low, so the water is only just bubbling. Crack the eggs into the water, one at a time, spacing them well apart. Cook for 2½ minutes.
The eggs should rise to the surface within a minute. If the egg white sticks to the bottom of the pan, lift it gently with a wooden spoon. Alternatively, you can use a hob-top egg poacher, lightly greased with sunflower oil.
Add the tomatoes to the pan with the bacon and season with plenty of black pepper. Cook the tomatoes for about a minute until just beginning to soften, turning them once.
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Tokenization and Word Segmentation
- Words are delimited by whitespace or punctuation
- Words do not contain spaces
- Words (e.g. abbreviations, names, URLs etc.) may contain arbitrary punctuation signs
- No multiword tokens occur
Instruction: Describe the general rules for delimiting words (for example, based on whitespace and punctuation) and exceptions to these rules. Specify whether words with spaces and/or multiword tokens occur. Include links to further language-specific documentation if available.
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- All tags are used except PART.
- AUX is used for
- perfect tense auxiliaries hebben and zijn
- the passive tense auxiliary worden
- the modal verbs kunnen, zullen, moeten, mogen, blijken, hoeven (The treebank annotation on which the conversion to UD is based does not distinguish between auxiliaries and main verbs. Here we take a conservative approach in labeling modals as auxiliaries. )
- the copula verbs zijn, worden, blijven, heten, blijken and lijken (These are the Dutch copula verbs according to Dutch grammar, excluding cases where the copula takes an additional (non-subject, non-predicative) argument)
- DET is used for words that are part of a noun phrase and function as determiner. They are:
- words that have pt=lid in the original data. These are words traditionally seen as determiners in Dutch
- words that have pt=vnw and rel=det and not vwtype=bez in the original data. These are pronominal forms functioning as determiner, with the exception of possessive pronouns (which are labeled PRON)
- PRON is used for non-adverbial pronominal elements. They are:
- words with pt=vnw in the original annotation that do not function as determiner and that are not of pdtype=adv-pron.
- VERB is used for words labeled pt=ww in the original data and that are not AUX. Note that according to this method, in nominalizations, the head is a VERB.
- ADJ is used for words labeled pt=adj in the original data.
- NOUN is used for words labeled pt=n in the original data that do not have ntype=deeleigen. (The latter are part of a proper name and are labeled PROPN)
Detailed documentation of the decisions w.r.t. POS-tags in the original data can be found in the D-COI POS-tagging and lemmatization manual
Instruction: Specify any unused tags. Explain what words are tagged as PART. Describe how the AUX-VERB and DET-PRON distinctions are drawn, and specify whether there are (de)verbal forms tagged as ADJ, ADV or NOUN. Include links to language-specific tag definitions if any.
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Instruction: Describe inherent and inflectional features for major word classes (at least NOUN and VERB). Describe other noteworthy features. Include links to language-specific feature definitions if any.
Syntax
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Instruction: Give criteria for identifying core arguments (subjects and objects), and describe the range of copula constructions in nonverbal clauses. List all subtype relations used. Include links to language-specific relations definitions if any.
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Instruction: Treebank-specific pages are generated automatically from the README file in the treebank repository and
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NAME
resize2fs - ext2/ext3/ext4 file system resizerSYNOPSIS
resize2fs [ -fFpPM ] [ -d debug-flags ] [ -S RAID-stride ] device [ size ]DESCRIPTION
The resize2fs program will resize ext2, ext3, or ext4 file systems. It can be used to enlarge or shrink an unmounted file system located on device. If the filesystem is mounted, it can be used to expand the size of the mounted filesystem, assuming the kernel supports on-line resizing. (As of this writing, the Linux 2.6 kernel supports on-line resize for filesystems mounted using ext3 only.).The size parameter specifies the requested new size of the filesystem. If no units are specified, the units of the size parameter shall be the filesystem blocksize of the filesystem. Optionally, the size parameter may be suffixed by one of the following the units designators: 's', 'K', 'M', or 'G', for 512 byte sectors, kilobytes, megabytes, or gigabytes, respectively. The size of the filesystem may never be larger than the size of the partition. If size parameter is not specified, it will default to the size of the partition.
The resize2fs program does not manipulate the size of partitions. If you wish to enlarge a filesystem, you must make sure you can expand the size of the underlying partition first. This can be done using fdisk(8) by deleting the partition and recreating it with a larger size or using lvextend(8), if you're using the logical volume manager lvm(8). When recreating the partition, make sure you create it with the same starting disk cylinder as before! Otherwise, the resize operation will certainly not work, and you may lose your entire filesystem. After running fdisk(8), run resize2fs to resize the ext2 filesystem to use all of the space in the newly enlarged partition.
If you wish to shrink an ext2 partition, first use resize2fs to shrink the size of filesystem. Then you may use fdisk(8) to shrink the size of the partition. When shrinking the size of the partition, make sure you do not make it smaller than the new size of the ext2 filesystem!
OPTIONS
- -d debug-flags
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Turns on various resize2fs debugging features, if they have been compiled
into the binary.
debug-flags
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from the following list:
2 - Debug block relocations
4 - Debug inode relocations
8 - Debug moving the inode table - -f
- Forces resize2fs to proceed with the filesystem resize operation, overriding some safety checks which resize2fs normally enforces.
- -F
- Flush the filesystem device's buffer caches before beginning. Only really useful for doing resize2fs time trials.
- -M
- Shrink the filesystem to the minimum size.
- -p
- Prints out a percentage completion bars for each resize2fs operation, so that the user can keep track of what the program is doing.
- -P
- Print the minimum size of the filesystem and exit.
- -S RAID-stride
- The resize2fs program will heuristically determine the RAID stride that was specified when the filesystem was created. This option allows the user to explicitly specify a RAID stride setting to be used by resize2fs instead.
KNOWN BUGS
The minimum size of the filesystem as estimated by resize2fs may be incorrect, especially for filesystems with 1k and 2k blocksizes.AUTHOR
resize2fs was written by Theodore Ts'o<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Resize2fs is Copyright 1998 by Theodore Ts'o and PowerQuest, Inc. All rights reserved. As of April, 2000 Resize2fs may be redistributed under the terms of the GPL.SEE ALSO
fdisk(8), e2fsck(8), mke2fs(8), lvm(8), lvextend(8)
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Summary: Overlays are a broad term for technologies aimed at improving the accessibility of a website by applying third-party source code (typically JavaScript) to make improvements to the front-end code of the website.
Website add-on products purporting to improve accessibility go back to the late 1990s with products like Readspeaker and Browsealoud. Both of which added text-to-speech capabilities to the website(s) on which they were installed. Later, similar products came to market that added additional tools to their software that allow user-based control of things like font-sizes and changes to the web pages colors so that contrast is improved. Products like Userway, EqualWeb, AudioEye, User1st, and accessiBe. These products may also be white labelled under additional names.
Summary: Overlay widgets are unnecessary and are poorly placed in the technology stack.
As stated above, some overlay products contain widgets which present a series of controls that modify the presentation of the page they're on. Depending on the product, those changes may do things like change the page contrast, enlarge the size of the page's text, or perform other changes to the page that are intended to improve the experience for users with disabilities. To laypersons, these features may seem beneficial, but their practical value is largely overstated because the end users that these features claim to serve will already have the necessary features on their computer, either as a built-in feature or as an additional piece of software that the user needs to access not only the Web but all software. On this latter point, it is a mistake to believe that the features provided by the overlay widget will be of much use by end users because if those features were necessary to use the website, they'd be needed for all websites that the user interacts with. Instead, the widget is - at best - redundant functionality with what the user already has.
Summary: While some automated repair is possible, customers should be discouraged from using an overlay as a long-term solution.
Some overlay products have capabilities aimed at providing accessibility repairs to the underlying page on which the overlay is added. These repairs are applied when the page loads in the user's browser. While it is true that a non-trivial array of accessibility problems can be repaired in this manner, the nature, extent, and accuracy of such repair are limited by a number of important factors:
In addition to the above, overlays do not repair content in Flash, Java, Silverlight, PDF, HTML5 Canvas, SVG, or media files.
An additional class of product exists, which only perform automated repairs and are marketed as a temporary solution. These include Amaze by Deque Systems, Alchemy by Level Access, and Sentinel by Tenon. For purposes of this document, these products aren't considered to be in the same class of product as the overlays that provide widgets. The most notable difference, beyond the lack of a "widget" is that Amaze, Alchemy, and Sentinel are understood by their manufacturers as being intended for use as an interim solution.
Summary: While the use of an overlay may improve compliance with a handful of provisions in major accessibility standards, full compliance cannot be achieved with an overlay.
Among the many claims made by overlay vendors is the claim that the use of their product will being the site into compliance with accessibility standards such as WCAG 2.x, related and derivative standards, and laws that mandate compliance with those standards.
Conformance to a standard means that you meet or satisfy the 'requirements' of the standard. In WCAG 2.0 the 'requirements' are the Success Criteria. To conform to WCAG 2.0, you need to satisfy the Success Criteria, that is, there is no content which violates the Success Criteria. Understanding WCAG 2.0: Understanding Conformance
Given that conformance is defined as meeting all requirements of the standard, these products' documented inability to repair all possible issues means that they cannot bring a website into compliance. Products marketed with such claims should be viewed with significant scepticism.
Summary: Many users with disabilities have expressed strong words of dissatisfaction with overlay products. As shown below, overlays themselves may have accessibility problems significant enough for users to take steps to actively block overlays from appearing at all.
Please note: while this section may mention specific vendors, these comments are par-for-the-course when it comes to the user experience provided by overlay widgets which have, in themselves, a pattern of negatively impacting the user experience.
... assuming your tool can do a good job making something accessible, it can do an even better job making something accessible running directly on the user's machine having access to machine code and machine APIs DerekRiemer
... I finally managed to gain access to my @NameCheap account by blocking #AccessiBe in my Windows Hosts file. I should not need to do this to use the Internet. AccessiBe needs to AccessiBeGone WilfSplodNokit
... I know with 100% certainty, any site which has deployed an overlay in the past year and a half has been less useable for both my wife and me—both blind. GeauxEnder
... Still a pain to even try reading the article on a mobile device because of the constant interruption every few seconds. Considering every site using your service also has this problem... Nope. Big_D01
...Making a webpage accessible does take work, and simply telling a business they can install your plugin is absolutely foolish, you build, and design accessibility in to a webpage using WCAG standards. w9fyi
... Suggesting one line of code is cheap so you should do it by inference suggests disabled lives aren't worth investing in either. #a11y Kevmarmol_CT
@AccessiBe Just to demonstrate my good faith, here's a quick free audit of https://t.co/1mQGCCtnIs. You capture "tab" which is the standard way to navigate. There's no way to not enable your overlay if I want to navigate the page. Once the overlay is enabled, wild things happen. eluberoff
#AccessiBe makes sites harder to use by getting in the way of browsing and changing access barriers on a page, not fixing them. A student and I came across an "enhanced" website and to my shame, we left because navigating that mess was beyond my skills, on that day. turtlecatpurrz
Accessibility overlays are not the answer, and AccessiBe is no exception. As a screen reader user, numerous sites have become less usable for me with this overlay. Discrediting reputable accessiblity professionals and advocates will not sway me on this view. https://t.co/ZgFt8JtsbZ SingingTigress
An die Screen Reader nutzenden Follower: Vielleicht habt ihr schon von #Accessibe gehört, einem Overlay, das behauptet, Seiten, in denen es eingebunden ist, zugänglicher zu machen. Ich möchte nicht näher ins Detail gehen.
Kurz gesagt: Kompletter Blödsinn. Finger weg! MarcoZehe
Automated solutions which promise to make your site accessible can't. It takes more than automation to achieve this requirement. You won't be safe from liability. you will almost assuredly negatively impact your customers with disabilities. twithoff
Every time I go on a website and I hear the #accessiBe notification that this site is adjusted to my screen reader, I know that my blocker isn't working properly, and I'm in for a hellish experience on that particular website. https://t.co/ZFzKMfUe0t BorrisInABox
I tried using this @AccessiBe site with VoiceOver in Chrome on iOS. The 4-star rating is announced as "unpronounceable" 🤦♀ https://t.co/f4MxQ2eLLP" racheleditullio
I wrote an email to their customer service detailing that I can not use their site due to the overlay, but... I really am disappointed, but I hope they listen. @Goodfair_ - please stop using AccessiBe. kit_flowerstorm
I'm not an accessibility expert, just a screen reader user with decent skills telling you that this thread is spot on and my experience with #AccessiBe is that it makes sites with accessibility issues even harder to work around. https://t.co/cfyrEqXwTy atfarnum
...If you are blind or low vision and rely on assistive technologies like screen readers, you may have begun finding popular websites becoming less usable...this page describes how to ban AccessiBe from ever reaching your computer ... https://t.co/qbiKvolizS smartudlab
OK, this seems very wrong to me. A local chain here named Fleet Farm is now using AccessiBe. It makes a mess of the search for location feature. This is what I now get on the start of the result page. kellylford
Thank goodness Firefox blocks their accessibility detection. For me, focus jumps all over the place with #AccessiBe enabled. When it's disabled, it behaves itself. mhorspool
There are 0 automated tools that can tetect accessibility problems accurately at anything above 30% of the time. 0. This is commonly known by anyone who's been in this space for at least a week. #AccessiBe cswordpress
There's a perfectly practical tool for making websites accessible. It's called a programmer. The needs that matter in making a website accessible are those of the users. If you can't meet those, then you can't meet the basic costs of doing business. WTBDavidG
When #AccessiBe is enabled, the page is flooded with headings. Lots of heading level 2's. The title of each phone remains a heading in both versions of the page, but with it enabled, things like cost, display, and all the other components of the tables become headings as well. CatchTheseWords
Accessibility on the Web is a big challenge, both for owners of websites and for the users of those websites. The invention of novel approaches to resolving this challenge is to be commended. However, in the case of overlays - especially those which attempt to add widgets that present assistive features - the challenge is not being met. Even more problematic are the deceptive marketing provided by some overlay vendors who promise that implementing their product will give their customer's sites immediate compliance with laws and standards.
No overlay product on the market can cause a website to become fully compliant with any existing accessibility standard and therefore cannot eliminate legal risk.
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UK weather: Arctic blast will see temperatures drop to -9C as big freeze hits
Britain is currently colder than Helsinki in Finland
by Brendan McFadden, Emma GrimshawA 400-mile wide 'Arctic swell' is expected to brings -9C temperatures tonight (Monday) - making it the coldest night in autumn.
And there's more bad weather news, as the UK is set to be hit by another round of flooding with two inches' of rain expected to fall on Tuesday.
The downpours comes after snowfall, which hit Bristol on Thursday - England's earliest flurry for 11 years.
Britain is currently colder than Helsinki, as polar air cools the country bringing -3C nights, and Monday is tipped to be the coldest of the autumn so far, reports the Mirror.
The Met Office has warned Scotland temperatures will sink lower than last week's -8.1C at Dalwhinnie, Highland.
While temperatures in England are expected to drop to a chilly -6C in the north.
Temperatures in the south of England are set to plummet to -3C, while the north is facing snow flurries on higher ground.
Bristol residents will escape the worst of the cold snap with the mercury only dropping to 2C overnight on Monday.
Met Office forecaster Greg Dewhurst said: "Slow-moving rain returns to the West on Tuesday and to Yorkshire and other parts from Thursday for the rest of the week, with bands of rain.
“It's cold in the northerly flow. Monday night could be the coldest night of autumn in Scotland and England, exceeding -8.1C in Scotland and down to -6C in northern England.
"Snow showers could be seen on higher ground of Scotland, with a bit of snow over northern England.
"Daytime maximums will be 7-9C for most to start the week, easing to 12C in the South from midweek as the flow turns southerly, but still only 7-10C in the North.
"It stays unsettled from next weekend onwards, with bands of rain through the following week.”
Following the snowfall, Coral has slashed white Christmas odds to 4/1 in Glasgow, 7/1 in Birmingham and 10/1 in London.
Spokesman for the gambling firm Harry Aitkenhead said: “The white stuff's already falling and so are the odds.”
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A dry day for many, with occasionally bright spells, though isolated showers are still likely to affect eastern coastal areas at times, breezy here also. Frosty in the west overnight. Maximum temperature 10 °C.
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Patchy rain over Kent at first on Tuesday, clearing east to leave a dry afternoon. Dry initially Wednesday, though patchy rain later. Breezy on Thursday with further rainfall at times.
For the latest news in and around Bristol, check back on Bristol Live's homepage.


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The Spanish Prisoner * * * 1/2 (out of * * * * )
Directed by David Mamet. Cast: Campbell Scott, Rebecca Pidgeon, Steve Martin, Felicity Huffman, Ben Gazzara, Ricky Jay, Ed O'Neill. 1998 - 110 minutes. Rated PG (for brief violence). Reviewed October 24, 1998.
David Mamet's "The Spanish Prisoner," is a puzzle of a film, one that starts off simply enough but begins to stack story development upon story development, and twist upon twist until we really actually have to be paying close attention to be able to follow everything. This is not a flaw with the film, though. It is a compliment, because "The Spanish Prisoner" is a thinking-person's film, and the complex story flows so effortlessly that it just goes to show how brilliant Mamet is as a writer.
The film begins as a man (Campbell Scott), on a business trip in the Cayman Islands with his colleagues, proposes "The Process," a highly secretive plan that will make his company very wealthy. While there, he meets a friendly businessman (Steve Martin), whom he begins to have doubts about after he returns to his home in New York City. But what is he hiding, if anything?
The delight in watching "The Spanish Prisoner," doesn't so much have to do with the intricate plot, but more about the sly, entertaining interactions that the characters have with each other, thanks to the exquisite dialogue, which is nothing short of flawless. I could listen to these people talking all day, and never get bored.
Because of the dialogue, most of the main stars are given particularly juicy roles. I can't recall Campbell Scott having this good of a role before, and it is a refreshing change of pace for Steve Martin, who is usually featured in comedies. Rebecca Pidgeon, as one of Scott's colleagues and a potential love interest, is a standout. She is given the most likable character, but also some of the best lines, and she has a natural charm about her. I definately look forward to seeing her in future films.
"The Spanish Prisoner," never particularly steps wrong, but, without giving its many secrets away, a negative development with one of the characters was a disappointment, and I truthfully felt kind of betrayed. But of course, it was followed with one of the films best lines that I wouldn't dream of spoiling.
David Mamet doesn't direct that many films, but he is so distinguished as a screenwriter that if you are familiar with his work, you would certainly be able to recognize his signature dialogue. He is a class-act talent that is incomparable.
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Head-on train collision in Bangladesh kills at least 16
DHAKA: Rescuers in Bangladesh were struggling on Tuesday (Nov 12) to pull passengers from mangled wreckage after a head-on collision of two trains killed at least 16 people and injured more than 40, officials said.
A train heading for the southern port city of Chittagong and one bound for Dhaka collided at around 3am (2100 GMT) in Brahmanbaria, about 100 km east of the capital, crumpling three compartments of the southbound train.
"When I came out of the train, I saw dead bodies without heads, without legs, without hands," Mohammad Moslem, 50, who was among the passengers, many of them asleep at the time, told Reuters by telephone.
"We were so close to death, but Allah saved us," added Moslem, who was riding on the train headed for the port.
"Suddenly there was a big bang. I saw people were screaming," one of those on the train going to Dhaka said in television footage.
Television broadcast images of doctors treating people for broken limbs and head injuries at hospitals.
"So far, 16 bodies have been recovered," district official Hayat Ud Dowlah Khan told Reuters by telephone, warning that the toll could rise during the rescue effort by fire, police, border guard and army officials.
"More than 40 injured people have been admitted in hospitals," Khan said, with some in critical condition.
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina expressed shock and sorrow at the injuries and loss of lives, urging officials and the public to provide support for the victims.
It was not immediately clear how the two trains came to be on the same track, and the government has ordered an investigation.
"One of the trains might have violated the signal, leading to the tragedy," one police official, Shayamal Kanti Das, told reporters.
Railway accidents in Bangladesh happen relatively frequently, many at unsupervised crossings, and also because of the poor condition of tracks.


Perspective is worth 80 IQ points
Alan Kay
24 years
10 years
Take what worked at the big web and do it everywhere else!
Adam and Jesse
Which parts of the big web are important
Standardize the contracts between layers
name "base"
run_list [
"auth::default",
"mounts::default",
"networking::default",
"remote_access::default",
"time::default",
"hardening::default",
"tuning::default",
"applications::default",
"compliance::default",
"patching::default"
]
named_run_list "bootstrap", "bootstrap::default"
Standardize the contracts between layers
Streamline the Delivery Path
Technology companies first, not second
Approach technology as a product
Confidence Gap
They don't have legacy software like us
The Enterprise
They have more resources than we do
The Enterprise
They don't have the regulatory burden we do
The Enterprise
You are tech companies first
You are the best
I/my people can't because (too stupid)
We can't because "they" won't
Strategic Overconfidence
Vocabulary Theft


Gold inches lower on trade deal hopes, firmer dollar
by ReutersGold prices touched their lowest in a
week on Monday as positive developments towards an interim trade
deal between the United States and China lifted demand for
riskier assets and boosted the dollar.
FUNDAMENTALS
* Spot gold was down 0.1% at $1,461.02 per ounce by
0058 GMT, having fallen to its lowest since Nov. 18 earlier in
the session. U.S. gold futures inched 0.2% lower to
$1,460.60.
* Asian shares made guarded gains as investors braced for
another week of likely conflicting commentary on the trade
dispute, while the outperformance of recent U.S. economic data
gave the dollar a leg up on its peers.
* The leaders of the United States and China on Friday both
underscored their desire to sign an initial trade deal.
* U.S. national security adviser Robert O’Brien said on
Saturday that a phase 1 trade agreement with China is still
possible by the end of the year, while warning that President
Donald Trump would not turn a blind eye to what happens in Hong
Kong.
* However, an ambitious “phase two” trade is looking less
likely as the two countries struggle to strike a preliminary
“phase one” agreement, according to U.S. and Beijing officials,
lawmakers and trade experts.
* U.S. manufacturing output accelerated in November to its
fastest pace in seven months and services activity also picked
up more than expected, a survey of purchasing managers showed on
Friday.
* Pro-democracy candidates in Hong Kong romped to a symbolic
majority in district council elections after residents turned
out in record numbers to vote following six months of
anti-government protests.
* Hedge funds and money managers increased their bullish
positions in COMEX gold and silver contracts in the week to Nov.
19, data showed.
* Physical gold demand remained subdued in China last week
against a backdrop of slowing economic growth, and in Hong Kong
where protests continued, while prices in India flipped into
discount as demand eased.
* Silver shed 0.3% to $16.95 per ounce, palladium
rose 0.2% to $1,778.77 per ounce and platinum was
up 0.1%, to $891.90.
DATA/EVENTS (GMT)
0900 Germany Ifo Business Climate New Nov
0900 Germany Ifo Curr Conditions New Nov
0900 Germany Ifo Expectations New Nov
(Reporting by Sumita Layek in Bengaluru; Editing by Aditya
Soni)


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| Tcp.Echo | A simple method for measuring the RTT of a segment would be: the sender places a timestamp in the segment and the receiver returns that timestamp in the corresponding ACK segment. |
| Tcp.EchoReply | A TCP that receives a TCP Echo option containing four information bytes will return these same bytes in a TCP Echo Reply option. |
| Tcp.MSS | The TCP Maximum Segment Size option can be used to specify the maximum segment size that the receiver should use. |
| Tcp.NoOp | No operation. |
| Tcp.PartialOrderConnection | Serves to communicate the information necessary to carry out the job of the protocol - the type of information which is typically found in the header of a TCP segment. |
| Tcp.PartialOrderConnectionPermitted | A service which allows partial order delivery and partial reliability is one which requires some, but not all objects to be received in the order transmitted while also allowing objects to be transmitted unreliably (i.e., some may be lost). |
| Tcp.SACK | TCP may experience poor performance when multiple packets are lost from one window of data. |
| Tcp.SACK_PERMITTED | The TCP SACK permitted option may be sent in a SYN by a TCP that has been extended to receive the SACK option once the connection has opened. |
| Tcp.TcpOption | Options (Variable 0-320 bits, divisible by 32) - The length of this field is determined by the data offset field. |
| Tcp.Timestamp | TCP timestamps, defined in RFC 1323, help TCP compute the round-trip time between the sender and receiver. |
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| Udp | User Datagram Protocol (UDP). |
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| Tcp.Flag | Flags (8 bits) (aka Control bits) - contains 8 1-bit flags CWR (1 bit) - Congestion Window Reduced (CWR) flag is set by the sending host to indicate that it received a TCP segment with the ECE flag set and had responded in congestion control mechanism (added to header by RFC 3168). |
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'I don't even play for him' - The brilliant Slaven Bilic verdict West Brom fans must read
West Bromwich Albion news | The Hawthorns boss has led his side to the top of the Championship two points clear of Preston North End in second after 15 matches so far
by Richard CusackIan Holloway has lavished praise on West Bromwich Albion boss Slaven Bilic.
Bilic, installed in the summer by The Hawthorns side's hierarchy, has led the Baggies to the top of the Championship after 15 games.
They sit two points clear of Preston North End ahead of this weekend's clash with Hull City at the KCOM Stadium on Saturday.
The Croatian is well-known for his charismatic and energetic management style and met with Holloway, who works as a pundit for Sky Sports, recently according to the former Queens Park Rangers and Leicester City boss.
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You can follow our West Brom reporter Joseph Chapman on Twitter, and his email address is<EMAIL_ADDRESS>And Holloway has been blown away by Bilic's impact at the Baggies and reckons they are a good bet for promotion, adding that any side that does finish near West Brom will be close to a place in the Premier League.
"I had the pleasure of meeting Slaven Bilic last week," He wrote in his column for the Mirror .
"Woah what a fella! I was absolutely captivated in his company. It was marvellous.
"Would I bet against West Brom getting promoted? I don't think I would. Anyone who finishes either one place above them or one place below is going to be very close to being promoted.
"They are going to be in that shake-up and I think they are going to be one of the two to go up.
"I think that is all down to the manager. He filled me with confidence and I don't even play for him.
"When I sat with him and listened to him it was fantastic. He is the secret behind the solidness they seem to have."


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Our sys admin has shown me how to create conditional statements in your httpd.cong config file. The <IfModule> directive carries out a test to see if a specified module is included in Apache. You can either do:
[code]
JRunConfig Serverstore \
/u2/cfmx_61/jrun4/lib/wsconfig/1/jrunserver.store
JRunConfig Bootstrap <IP_ADDRESS>:51020
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Which processes the directives if the module is loaded. Or you can also do:
[code]
LoadModule jrun_module "{Install path}JRun4/lib/wsconfig/1/mod_jrun20.so"
JRunConfig Verbose false
JRunConfig Apialloc false
JRunConfig Ssl false
JRunConfig Ignoresuffixmap false
JRunConfig Serverstore "{Install path}/JRun4/lib/wsconfig/1/jrunserver.store"
JRunConfig Bootstrap <IP_ADDRESS>:51020
#JRunConfig Errorurl <optionally redirect to this URL on errors>
AddHandler jrun-handler .jsp .jws .cfm .cfml .cfc
[/code]
Which results in the JRun module to be loaded if the module was not previously loaded. And you can see that you can also nest these conditional statements.


 However, your money in the bank cannot be used when purchasing of items or maps.
You are currently storing {{formatbank}} gold in the bank, and you are carrying {{formatgold}} gold in your pocket.


It’s been a while since there was news from Prynth, but although quiet we’ve continued hard at work in our evil machinations.
In September last year we launched an experimental beta 0.4 distro, that incorporated just-in-time compiling capabilities, so that SuperCollider programs could executed on-the-fly. Since then we talked to several Prynth users and found key areas were we could make it better, thus deciding to take our time to make a new major revision in both hardware and software.
We are currently planning on a March release and the expected goodies include:
We’d also like to take the opportunity to welcome Ajin Tom and Harish Venkatesan, who have joined the team to help in the development of this new release.
As always, if you have any suggestions, bug reports or instruments to show us, use the contacts on the webpage (prynth.github.io).
Stay tuned!


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Yes: A typical scene.
No: This is constructing a new house. The workers are setting up the frames. The camera view is the outside of the house.


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A Self-Supervised Deep Learning Approach for Blind Denoising and Waveform Coherence Enhancement in Distributed Acoustic Sensing data
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Online Graph-Based Change Point Detection in Multiband Image Sequences
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Non-parametric community change-points detection in streaming graph signals
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Online change-point detection with kernels
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Distributed change detection in streaming graph signals
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Kernel based online change point detection
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Performance Bound for Robust Array Calibration in Radio Interferometry
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A parallel and automatically tuned algorithm for multispectral image deconvolution
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Non-parametric community change-points detection in streaming graph signals
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Robust distributed calibration of radio interferometers with direction dependent distortions
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A Study on Convolution Using Half--Precision Floating--Point Numbers on GPU for Radioastronomy Deconvolution
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Bayesian calibration using different prior distributions: an iterative maximum a posteriori approach for radio interferometers
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Distribution strategies for very large 3D image deconvolution algorithms
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Non-Parametric Online Change-Point Detection with Kernel LMS By Relative Density Ratio Estimation
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ADA-PT: An Adaptive Parameter Tuning Strategy Based on the Weighted Stein Unbiased Risk Estimator
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Robust Calibration of Radio Interferometers in Multi-Frequency Scenario
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Diffusion LMS for Multitask Problems With Local Linear Equality Constraints
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Unmixing of multispectral photoacoustic images
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Distributed approach for deblurring large images with shift-variant blur
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Parallel image reconstruction for multi-frequency radio-interferometry
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A Telemetry Monitoring System Using the One-Class SVM Method
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Multi-frequency image reconstruction for radio-interferometry with self-tuned regularization parameters
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Nonlinear Unmixing of Hyperspectral Data With Vector-Valued Kernel Functions
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Proximal Multitask Learning Over Networks With Sparsity-Inducing Coregularization
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Diffusion LMS over multitask networks with noisy links
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Distributed Multi-Frequency Image Reconstruction For Radio-Interferometry
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Fast and robust detection of a known pattern in an image
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Proximity operators for phase retrieval
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Fast and robust exo-planet detection in multi-spectral, multi-temporal data
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Fast and robust exo-planet detection in multi-spectral, multi-temporal data
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Interbands phase models for polychromatic image reconstruction in optical interferometry
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The 2016 Interferometric Imaging Beauty Contest
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Multitask Diffusion Adaptation Over Asynchronous Networks
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Spatial regularization for nonlinear unmixing of hyperspectral data with vector-valued kernel functions
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Improving Spacecraft Health Monitoring with Automatic Anomaly Detection Techniques
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Diffusion LMS over multitask networks with noisy links
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Unsupervised neighbor dependent nonlinear unmixing
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Algorithmic aspects for the reconstruction of spatio-spectral data cubes in the perspective of the SKA
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Estimation distribuée sur les réseaux multitâches en présence d'échanges d'informations bruitées
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Large scale 3D image reconstruction in optical interferometry
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Modèle non-linéaire et semi-paramétrique pour le démélange non-supervisé d'images hyperspectrales
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Multi-frequency image reconstruction for radio interferometry. A regularized inverse problem approach
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A graph Laplacian regularization for hyperspectral data unmixing
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Multitask diffusion LMS with sparsity-based regularization
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Blind and Fully Constrained Unmixing of Hyperspectral Images
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PAINTER: a spatio-spectral image reconstruction algorithm for optical interferometry
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Dimension Reduction for Hypothesis Testing in Worst-Case Scenarios
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Performance analysis of multitask diffusion adaptation over asynchronous networks
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Detection of astrophysical sources in hyperspectral data. Applications to the MUSE instrument
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Equivalence between the Posterior Distribution of the Likelihood Ratio and a p-value in an Invariant Frame
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A Non-Asymptotic Standardization of Binomial Counts in Higher Criticism
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Distributed image reconstruction for very large arrays in radio astronomy
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GLUP: yet another algorithm for blind unmixing of hyperspectral data
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Détection de sources astrophysiques dans les données du spectrographe integral de champ MUSE
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Statistical characterisation of polychromatic absolute and differential squared visibilities obtained from AMBER/VLTI instrument
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Subspace learning in minimax detection
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Distribution des observables en interférométrie optique polychromatique et impact sur la reconstruction d'images
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Group Lasso avec contraintes de positivité et de somme unité pour le dé mé lange non-supervisé des images hyperspectrales
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Parcimonie, apprentissage et classification pour une approche minimax en détection
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Constrained likelihood ratios for detecting sparse signals in highly noisy 3D data
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Detection Tests Using Sparse Models, With Application to Hyperspectral Data
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New Concepts in Imaging: Optical and Statistical Models
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Adaptive inverse control using kernel identification
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Generalization of the posterior distribution of the likelihood ratio to composite vs composite hypotheses testing
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MAP-based sparse detection strategies. Application to the hyperspectral data of the MUSE instrument.
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Advances in Machine Learning and Data Mining for Astronomy
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PDR and LRMAP detection tests applied to massive hyperspectral data
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Restauration des cubes hyperspectraux du spectro-imageur MUSE
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Sparsity-based composite detection tests. Application to astrophysical hyperspectral data
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Sur des tests d'hypothèses composites pour des paramètres parcimonieux
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Composite hypothesis tests for sparse parameters
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Transitional surrogates
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Apodized Lyot coronagraph for SPHERE/VLT
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Digital Spectral Analysis: Parametric, Non-Parametric and Advanced Methods
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Bayesian detection with the posterior distribution of the likelihood ratio
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Classic adaptive optics: disturbance rejection control
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Comparison of methods for detection and characterization of exoplanets with SPHERE/IRDIS
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Distributed learning with kernels in wireless sensor networks for physical phenomena modeling and tracking
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Joint myopic deconvolution
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Some results on disturbance rejection control for an adaptive optics system
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The Posterior distribution of the Likelihood Ratio as a measure of evidence
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Transductive kernel matrix learning with hierarchic Bayesian model, application to hyperspectral images
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Detection of a moving source in speckle noise. Application to exoplanet detection
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Analytical computation of the Lyot coronagraph response to an extended source
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Apodized pupil Lyot coronagraphs for arbitrary apertures. II. theoretical properties and application to extremely large telescopes.
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Detection from a multi-channel sensor using a hierarchical Bayesian model
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Détection d'exoplanètes par imagerie directe, une approche Bayesienne
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Lois de Poisson mélangées multivariées : application à la détection en présence de speckles
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Apodized apertures for solar coronagraphy
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Detection and performance analysis for a moving point source in speckle noise, application to exoplanet detection by direct imaging.
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Simulation of moving exoplanets detection using the VLT instrument SPHERE/IRDIS
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The Software Package SPHERE: a CAOS-based numerical tool for end-to-end simulations of SPHERE/VLT
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The study of an iterative method for the reconstruction of images corrupted by Poisson and Gaussian noise
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An exoplanet detection algorithm for field-rotated coronagraphic images, and preliminary results for SPHERE
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An introduction to stellar coronagraphy
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Analytical Analysis of Lyot Coronographs Response
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Bivariate Gamma Distributions for Image Registration and Change Detection
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Détection d'exoplanètes à l'aide de méthodes des moments
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Exponential families of mixed Poisson distributions
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Speckle noise and dynamic range in coronagraphic images
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Strehl ratio estimation and statistics in adaptive optics images
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Apodized Pupil Lyot Coronagraphs: Concepts and application to the Gemini Planet Imager
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Astronomy with High Contrast Imaging III
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Astronomy with High Contrast Imaging III
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Data Processing for Exoplanet Detection Using Direct Imaging
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Parameter estimation for multivariate Gamma distributions, application to image registration
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Parameter Estimation for Multivariate Mixed Poisson Distributions
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Speckle statistics in direct and coronagraphic imaging
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A UMP Unbiaised test for target Detection in Active Coherent Images
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Analyse Statistique de la Détection de Planète par Imagerie Directe
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Spectral Analysis: Parametric And Non-parametric Digital Methods
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The Noncentral Wishart Distribution: Properties and Application to Speckle Imaging
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Cramer-Rao Lower Bounds in Additive and Multiplicative Noise
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Detection Performance for Discrete Test Statistics. Application to Low-Flux Imagery
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Fringe visibility estimation in Michelson stellar interferometry: asymptotic performances
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Multivariate Mixed Poisson distributions
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Signaux Aléatoires, Modélisation Estimation Détection
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Signaux Aléatoires, Modélisation Estimation Détection
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Traitement statistique du signal et applications à quelques problèmes d'Astrophysique
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Analysis of Flux Variation Detection in Poisson Processes, Application to Direct Detection of Extra-solar Planets
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Barankin Lower bound for change-points in independent sequences
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Etude des performances asymptotiques en interféromt́rie des tavelures
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Analyse Spectrale
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Astronomy with High Contrast Imaging
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Changepoint detection in multivariate Poisson distributions
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Extension of Whittle likelihood to transient signal parameters estimation, application to stellar speckle interferometry
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Improvement of coronography using optimal apodizations
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Parametric modeling of photometric signals
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Spectral Modes Estimation using Whittle-type Criterion, Applications to stellar speckle interferometry
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Total coronographic extinction of rectangular apertures using linear prolate apodizations
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Interferometric apodization of rectangular apertures. Application to stellar coronography
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Le modèle harmonique stochastique et son application au rehaussement de signal de parole
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Marginal Bayesian analysis of Polynomial-Phase Signals
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Étude Statistique de la Détection d'Exo-Planètes en Imagerie Courte Pose
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Cramer-Rao Lower Bound on Parameters of Abrupt Changes Corrupted by Additive and Multiplicative Noise
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Statistical Analysis of a Parametric Model for Photometric Signals
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Statistical Analysis of SMF Algorithm for Polynomial Phase Signal Analysis
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Analyse Statistique de SMF pour l'étude des signaux à phase polynômiale
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Detection of extra solar planets using parametric modeling
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Estimation Spectrale Paramétrique de Modes Corréllés, Application à l'Héliosismologie
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Parametric representation of helioseismic data. Part 1: a method for estimation of mode correlation
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A Parametric Model of the Solar Full-disk Seismological Signal
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AR Spectral Analysis with Random Missing Observations
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Parametric Estimation of Correlation in Solar Oscillations
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Bayesian Estimation of the Parameters of a Polynomial Phase Signal using MCMC methods
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Doppler Ambiguity Resolution Using Multiple PRF
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Détection bayésienne de saut de fréquence par des méthodes MCMC
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Sampling Jitter Detection using Higher-Order Statistics
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Spectral Estimation of a Gaussian Signal Sampled with Jitter
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Detection and Estimation of Changes in a Polynomial-Phase Signal using the DPPT
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Polynomial phase signal analysis using stationary moments
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Stationary moments of a polynomial phase signal, application to parameter estimation
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A parametric model for the quadratic sampling of a bandlimited signal
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Doppler Ambiguity Resolution Using Staggered PRF with a New Chirp Sweep Rate Estimation Algorithm
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Détection Séquentielle de Sauts dans les Paramètres d'un Signal à Fréquence Polynomiale
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Optimization of Sampling Instants for Non Ambiguous Radar Doppler Frequency Estimation
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Blind Bursts Handling in Doppler Ambiguity Resolution for Multiple PRF Radar
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Dr. James Naismith is best known worldwide as the inventor of basketball. He also led an exemplary life, following the values he held dear.
He was an educator and leader, dedicated to developing character through sport, and devoted to serving society. His gift of basketball is played in over 200 countries around the world.
Biographical Highlights
- 1861: Born on November 6 near Almonte, Ontario, Canada. Son of John Naismith and Margaret Young.
- 1867 – 1875: He attended grade school at Bennie’s Corners near Almonte.
- 1873: After the death of both his parents, plus his maternal grandmother, he lives with his uncle Peter Young.
- 1875: Enters Almonte High School but less than two years later leaves his studies for four years. He returned and completed his high school equivalency in 1.5 years graduating in 1883.
- 1883: Enters McGill University in Montreal where he earns a BA in Physical Education. He participates in football, rugby, lacrosse and ground gymnastics.
- 1887: Enters the Presbyterian College of Theology in Montreal and obtains a diploma in 1890.
- 1890: Departs for America and Springfield College in Massachusetts.
- 1891: At the end of his studies he becomes a professor at Springfield where he stays until 1895. During his vacation he goes to Martha’s Vineyard to learn about the Swedish principles of gymnastics to adopt at his training school. In the autumn he takes up a seminar in psychology created by Dr. Luther Halsey Gulick, the director of the PE department. Tasked to create an indoor game for the winter season.
- 1891: On December 21st the first game of Basket Ball is introduced to James Naismith’s class. Following brief scepticism, the game is a hit before the students depart for Christmas break.
- 1892: Basketball becomes a big success: so successful in fact it is published in ‘Triangle’ magazine under the title ‘A New Game’. In January, Frank Mahan demands the game be named ‘Naismith Ball’ but Naismith refuses.
- 1894: On June 20 he marries Maude E. Sherman from Springfield. The couple will have five children: Margaret Mason (1895), Helen Carolyn (1897), John Edwin (1900), Maude Ann (1904) and James Sherman (1913). Together with Gulick he publishes the rules in the “American Sports Publishing Company”.
- 1895: Moves to Denver to become PE director at the YMCA where he’ll stay until 1898. At the same time he is attending the University of Colorado Medical School (Gross Medical College) and graduates in 1898.
- 1898: Becomes director of the gymnasium, campus chaplain, and basketball coach at University of Kansas.
- 1910: Receives an honorary Master’s degree in PE.
- 1911: Publishes “A Modern College”.
- 1916: Sent to the Mexican frontier with his regiment for four months
- 1917: Nominated as YMCA Secretary and spends 19 months working in France. Returns in 1919.
- 1918: Publishes the “Essence of a Healthy Life”.
- 1925: Takes American citizenship to meet government requirements after serving with the military.
- 1935: Under the NABC initiative funds are created from the contribution of coaches, players and spectators to send James Naismith to Berlin for the Olympics through the Naismith Fund.
- 1936: Inauguration ceremony in Berlin (April 7): A tribute from the organizational committee he throws the ball for the first match of the Olympic Games.
- 1937: His wife Maude dies. On March 3 he becomes Professor Emeritus in Kansas and retires at the age of 76 from the University.
- 1938: Receives the Legum Doctorate degree at McGill University.
- 1939: Honorary Doctor of Divinity at the Presbyterian College in Montreal (April): On June 11 he marries Florence Kincaid in Lawrence (Kansas): November 19: suffers a brain hemorrhage; November 28: dies of a heart attack aged 78 at his home 1515 University Drive. Lawrence, Kansas.
- 1941: Posthumously voted Life Member of Physical Education Instructors of America. His masterwork, “Basketball – its Origins and Development” is published by the Associated Press Basketball. He was a member of the Republicans and honorary president of the American Association of Coaches.
James Naismith’s Achievements
- Canadian Basketball Hall of Fame
- Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame
- Canadian Olympic Hall of Fame
- Canadian Sports Hall of Fame
- Ontario Sports Legends Hall of Fame
- Ottawa Sports Hall of Fame
- McGill University Sports Hall of Fame
- Kansas State Sports Hall of Fame
- International Basketball (FIBA) Hall of Fame
Read more about the inventor of basketball on his Wikipedia entry.


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Merging Data Cubes¶
Nifty offers a few ways to merge data cubes. These are all contained in the nifsMerge.py script.
Note: If cubes are not transposed each call to iraf.imcombine() can take 25 minutes or more. The current implementation is much slower at combining when cubes have a y-offset.
Cubes Were Shifted by Hand with QFitsView or Similar¶
A user can shift cubes by hand and add the prefix “shift” to the cube name. The pipeline will automatically find these cubes and combine them with gemcube.
If no “shift”-prefixed cubes exist the user has two more choices to make. The first is to generate offsets automatically or to provide an offsets file by hand.
Generating an offsets.txt File¶
If use_pq_offsets is true, Nifty will determine offsets automatically from the POFFSET and QOFFSET entry of each cubes .fits header. Otherwise, Nifty will pause and wait for you to provide a suitably formatted offsets.txt file in the scienceObjectName/Merged/date_obsid/ directory.
Using iraf.im3dtran()¶
Cubes have been found to combine 50 times faster when the y and lambda axis are swapped with iraf.im3dtran(). In our tests we found it took ~25 minutes to merge cubes without transposition and ~0.5 minutes to merge cubes in a tranposed state.
We have found the cubes produced with and without tranposition to be identical. We have made the default not to use transposition but we urge further testing.


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Dimensionless parameters
The Jellium Hamiltonian describing fermions interacting via the Coulomb interaction is (we ignore spin)
Here, as usual, $\rho(\br)=\pdop(\br)\pop(\br)$ is the number density operator, $:(\cdots):$ denotes normal ordering, and $\rho(\br)-n$ is the deviation from the uniform background charge. The two body interaction is
(in Electrostatic units). A basic question is: what is the relative magnitude of the kinetic and potential terms? For a free fermion gas in its ground state, the kinetic energy per particle is $\frac{3}{5}E_F$. Since $n = \frac{k_\text{F}^3}{6\pi^2}$ this scales with density as $n^{2/3}$. The scaling of the interaction energy is $n^{1/3}$, showing that (perhaps counterintuitively) low density corresponds to strong interactions, relatively speaking. An appropriate dimensionless parameter is the ratio of the Wigner–Seitz radius to the Bohr radius $r_\text{Bohr} = (me^2)^{-1}$ for our system. This gives
We have already encountered the following states in Fermi gases, roughly in order of increasing interaction strength:
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The Landau Fermi liquid.
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Ferromagnetism, when the Stoner criterion is reached. Although we discussed a microscopic calculation, the same criterion can easily be phrased in terms of the Landau function $G(\phi)$.
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Mott states that can occur in a lattice potential, giving insulating behaviour in systems band theory predicts to be metallic.
For very strong interactions, corresponding $r_s$ values greater than 100, the system can form a Wigner crystal, breaking the continuous symmetry of spatial translations.
Using perturbation theory to go beyond the Hartree–Fock approximation leads to divergences in the case of Coulomb interactions. As a result, certain contributions to the perturbation series have to be summed to all orders. Far from being a mere technical nuisance, this resummation is linked to real physical effects arising from the long-ranged interaction, namely screening and collective excitations corresponding to quantized plasma oscillations.
Perturbation Series for the Partition Function
We are going to begin in very general terms, and consider the calculation of the (grand canonical) partition function
where $H=H_0+H_\text{int}$, and $H_0$ is the free particle Hamiltonian including the chemical potential, which we can write
where $\xi(\bk)=\epsilon(\bk)-\mu$. All thermodynamic quantities can be obtained from $Z$, and the formalism can be further extended to calculate correlation functions.
The key to our approach is to exploit then analogy between the ‘Boltzmann operator’ $e^{-\beta H}$ and the unitary time evolution operator $U(t) = e^{-iHt}$. Calculating the partition function seems to involve evolution for imaginary time $-i\beta$! This suggests we can develop an interaction picture, just as in the real time case. We have the equation of motion
Multiplying on the left by $e^{\tau H_0}$ gives an equation satisfied by $e^{\tau H_0}e^{-\tau H}$
where $H_\text{int}(\tau)\equiv e^{\tau H_0} H_\text{int}e^{-\tau H_0}$ corresponds to the perturbation in the interaction picture at time $t=-i\tau$. The formal solution to \eqref{int_pic} at $\tau=\beta$
where $T_\tau$ is the operation of time ordering of the exponent, which is a shorthand for
with the times increasing from right to left. This gives our final expression for the partition function
Perturbation theory then involves computing averages of a string of $H_\text{int}(\tau)$ operators with respect to the Boltzmann distribution of the free Hamiltonian.
Wick’s Theorem
Let’s see how this works by considering the lowest order term when $H_\text{int}$ is given by \eqref{jelliumH}. In this case we just have to compute the thermal average of $H_\text{int}$: the time dependence vanishes by virtue of the cyclic property of the trace. Writing out the perturbation in terms of the Fourier modes gives
where
is the Fourier transform of the Coulomb potential. We have already discussed the expectation value of $H_\text{int}$ in a product state in Lecture 6. Recall that the Hartree and Fock terms arise from two different ‘pairings’ of creation operators with annihilation operators. This sum over different pairings is a feature of expectations in a product state. Since $e^{-\beta H_0}$ represents a statistical mixture of product states in which the occupation of each momentum state is independent
we just set $N_\bk\to \langle N_\bk\rangle$ in our earlier expression. We are now denoting the quantum and thermal expectation by single angular brackets to avoid clutter. Thus, for some operator $A$
The importance of including the background charge density now becomes clear: the Hartree term vanishes (without the background charge it would be infinite!), leaving only the Fock term
Before considering a situation where the time dependence enters in an essential way, let’s look at a slightly more general example of an expectation value
The dots in the second equality are the accounting errors that we argued in Lecture 6 can be ignored in the thermodynamic limit. There are no signs on account of the even number of transpositions to shift things into order in the second term. On the other hand
with the plus sign for bosons and the minus sign for fermions. Hopefully the picture is clear: we sum over all possible pairings of creation with annihilation operators. For fermions we must in addition be careful to include a minus sign when, in moving paired creation and annihilation operators into position next to each other, we perform an odd number of transpositions.
The second order contribution to the partition function depends on
This is a function of $\tau_1-\tau_2$, again as a result of the cyclic property. Including the time dependence in \eqref{Hint_exp} is straightforward
where the time dependence of the Fourier components is
How to we evaluate expectations of time ordered products? It’s fairly clear that our example \eqref{Wick_Example} is also an identity in this case
because the operators appear in the right time order in the expectation values on both sides. In turns out that this works for fermions too, provided that we define time ordering to include a sign corresponding to the signature of the permutation involved in putting the operators in time order. In the simplest case:
To see why this is necessary, consider the expectation corresponding to the time ordering $\tau_1>\tau_3>\tau_2>\tau_4$
Since the first term on the right hand side contains time ordered products, this identity is only described correctly by \eqref{Wick_ExampleT} if we use the above convention.
One further note about $T_\tau$-products: operators appearing in a $T_\tau$ product can be regarded as (anti-)commuting, because the actual order that they appear in depends on their $\tau$ labels. For instance $T_\tau A(\tau_1)B(\tau_2) = \pm T_\tau B(\tau_2)A(\tau_1)$, depending on whether the operators are bosonic or fermionic.
To outcome of this discussion is Wick’s theorem:
This is the basic result used for evaluating the time ordered products like \eqref{2nd_Hint}.
Green’s functions
In light of Wick’s theorem, we see that the basic quantity that appears in perturbation theory is
This is called a Green’s function, because it satisfies the equation
The name is slightly unfortunate, because $G(\br,\tau,\br’,\tau’)$ has a physical meaning in its own right, apart from being useful in perturbation calculation, and we can define it for an interacting system by taking expectations in \eqref{GF_def} with respect to the density matrix of the interacting system. In that case, however, $G(\br,\tau,\br’,\tau’)$ does not obey a differential equation like \eqref{GF_eq}. So in general many body Green’s functions are not Green’s functions in the sense of differential equations. Just to confuse you.
For the noninteracting Green’s functions that appear in our perturbation calculations \eqref{GF_eq} is very useful, allowing us to find $G(\br,\tau,\br’,\tau’)$ using Fourier analysis. The Green’s function depends on $\tau-\tau’$ (by the cyclic property of the trace), and in a translationally invariant system it will depend on $\br-\br’$. What about boundary conditions? They are very simple
The Green’s function is periodic in $\beta$ for bosons, and antiperiodic for fermions. This follows from carefully writing out the definition \eqref{GF_def} and using the cyclic property of the trace, not forgetting \eqref{Fermi_Tdef} in the case of fermions. As a result of \eqref{GF_bc}, we can expand $G(\br,\tau)$ in a Fourier series.
The frequencies $\omega_n$ are called Matsubara frequencies, and are
By Fourier transforming, we find the Green’s function in momentum and frequency space to be
The Linked Cluster Expansion
So far we have described how (in principle) we go about calculating
When we discussed Hartree–Fock theory in Lecture 6, we represented the Hartree and Fock terms by the diagrams
Graphical representation of the Hartree and Fock terms.
corresponding to the different ways of pairing the operators. Some of the diagrams arising at the second term in \eqref{Z_exp} are shown below
Some of the diagrams contributing at second order. 1. is a pair of disconnected components, each corresponding to the Fock diagram at first order. 2. and 3. are connected diagrams.
We see that some of these diagrams consist of a single connected component of interaction vertices joined by lines corresponding to pairing of creation and annihilation operators. The other diagrams consists of two disconnected copies of those that have already appeared at first order. The contribution from a diagram consisting of disconnected components factorizes, so there’s no difficulty including these repeated components as we will have already calculated them at a lower order in the series.
Now, what we actually want to calculate is not the partition function, but its logarithm, or derivatives thereof. For example,
is the free energy, while
is the internal energy. Fortunately, we have the following amazing fact, known as the linked cluster theorem:
Summing the Singular Diagrams
Let’s see how this works by evaluating the second order contribution to the free energy. According to the linked cluster theorem, this involves the diagrams
Diagrams contributing to the logarithm of the partition function at second order.
For Coulomb interactions, the first of these causes the biggest headache. To see what the problem is, let’s first write out the contribution of this diagram using Wick’s theorem.
where $\pi(\br,\tau)$ is the polarization
Writing \eqref{2bubb} in terms of momentum and frequency gives
The factor of $2$ arises from the two ways in which one can pair the operators to get such a diagram.
Since $U_\bq = \frac{4\pi e^2}{\abs{\bq}^2}$, we can see that – unless the behaviour of $\pi_{\bq,\omega_n}$ saves us – these integrands will contain infrared divergences. Furthermore, higher order ring diagrams have even worse divergences!
There’s no sense in which these higher order diagrams are negligible. Fortunately, there’s a simple way to sum all diagrams of this class. Pairing operators to get a ring of $p$ bubbles can be done in $2^{p-1}(p-1)!$ ways. To see this, fix one of the factors of $H_\text{int}$, and then choose one of the $(n-1)$ factors to pair with it. There are two ways to do it - depending on whether we pair with the top or bottom. Continuing this process gives the factor $2^{p-1}(p-1)!$.
In this way we find the overall contribution to $\log Z$
In this calculation we have taken into account only the contribution of the simplest diagram at each order with the highest singularity. Higher order diagrams can be interpreted as giving rise to a corrected polarization.
The physical meaning of this sum becomes clear if we consider the effect on the partition function of introducing some non-uniformity into the background charge density: $n\to n+\delta n(\br)$. At first order in the interaction we obtain a rather trivial contribution to the free energy, arising from the interaction of this charge distribution with itself
The above argument shows, however, that we cannot neglect the effect of the bubble diagrams, which now form a chain:
Chain of bubbles giving the effective interaction.
The combinatoric factor here is $2^p p!$ at $p^\text{th}$ order, showing that we now have a geometric series, rather than a logarithm. The overall effect is that at second order in $\delta n(\br)$, the change in the free energy is still given by \eqref{inhomog}, but now with the effective interaction
The denominator can be interpreted as a dielectric function that tells us how the fermions modify the interaction between charges.
It remains to calculate the polarization.
Evaluating the Polarization
In momentum and frequency space we have
Recall that $\epsilon_m = 2\pi\left(m+\frac{1}{2}\right) T$ for fermions, while $\omega_n$, being a sum of two fermionic Matsubara frequencies, is $\omega_n = 2\pi n T$.
The sum in \eqref{pol} can be turned into an integral using the following neat formula
where the contour $\cC$ encircles anti-clockwise only the poles of $\tanh\left(\frac{\beta\epsilon}{2}\right)$, which lie at $i\epsilon_n$. The formula then follows from finding the residues.
Contour of integration for \eqref{MatsubaraSum}, showing the poles of $\tanh\left(\frac{\beta\epsilon}{2}\right)$ and the extra two poles when $f(\epsilon)=G_{\bp,-i\epsilon}G_{\bp+\bq,\omega_n-i\epsilon}$.
After writing \eqref{pol} as an integral, we can take the contour $\cC$ to encircle clockwise the other poles of the integral, arising from the pair of Green’s functions, considered as functions of $\epsilon$
This then gives for the polarization
Although this is still a complicated looking function, there are a couple of simple limits we can consider. We quote these, leaving their proof as an exercise
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Static limit. $\omega,\bk\to 0$, with $\abs{\omega_n}\ll k_\text{F}\abs{\bq}/m$.
where $\nu(E_F)$ is the density of states at the Fermi surface. This gives the effective interaction.
which in real space has the formula
where $\lambda_\text{TF}=\sqrt{4\pi e^2\nu(E_F)}$ is the Thomas–Fermi screening length. Our summation of an infinite series of diagrams that are increasingly singular due to the long ranged nature of the Coulomb force is … a finite ranged potential!
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High frequencies. $\abs{\omega_n}\gg k_\text{F}\abs{\bq}/m$.
If we continue to real frequencies $i\omega_n\to \omega + i0$, we find that in this limit the dielectric function in \eqref{dielectric} becomes
where $\omega_\text{p}= \frac{4\pi e^2n}{m}$ is the plasma frequency. Reproducing this piece of classical physics is only possible because of the infinite summation we have performed.


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Ryan Reynolds meets Mariah Carey and her kids, naturally freaks out
Oh to be a fly on the wall as Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively met Mariah Carey and her kids, Moroccan and Monroe.
In a meeting we never even knew we needed to see until today, Moroccan (nicknamed Rocky), 8, dressed up as Deadpool as the family posed with the celeb couple.
Mariah posted the picture to her 8.6 million Instagram followers and wrote in the caption: ‘Rocky snuck up on an unsuspecting couple wearing a Deadpool mask. Will they ever recover?’
Then, as if things couldn’t get any better, Ryan replied: ‘Whoa. My vision board became a photo.’
Beautiful.
People then began flooding Mariah’s Instagram comments section with their excited reactions.
One fan wrote: ‘Dahhhling you are winning at life!’
While another replied: ‘So awesome you got to meet @mariahcarey and her kids. Roc will never watch Deadpool the same now.’
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This latest celebrity meeting comes just days after Roc and Roe met Stranger Things star Millie Bobby Brown.
Mariah wrote in the caption: ‘Roc and Roe’s best day of their 8 year old lives! Thank you @milliebobbybrown for this moment, we had a blast!’
Earlier today, Blake deleted every single post on her Instagram except for the trailer of her upcoming film, The Rhythm Section.
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Greg Hurrell
Thanks for the report. This is definitely not related to bug #161. The "MenuCracker" entries you see in the logs are completely normal, not related to either of these reports; you'll see them every time you boot even when things are working perfectly.
I think this is the pertinent line:
/System/Library/CoreServices/SystemUIServer.app/Contents/MacOS/SystemUIServer: NetInfo timeout connecting to local domain, sleeping
So the thing is going to sleep (which you'll see as a "freeze" or a "spinning beachball"). The question is, why? Can you provide some more information about your system? OS version? Special hardware? Special network setup? Anything weird or special with your user setup, particularly anything to to do with NetInfo.
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bugzilla user 291
Nothing special as far as I can tell, a standalone PBG4 with Tiger. You can run a VNC or Apple Remote Desktop session against my machine if you want to have a look.
The only other 3rd party Menu Extras I use are MenuMeters and PTHPasteboard.
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Greg Hurrell
Does it affect all user accounts? In other words, have you tried logging into a different account at startup and seeing if that other account is affected (turn off the "automatic login at startup" if you need to first). Can you try it with a brand new, clean account, created for the purposes of testing?
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bugzilla user 291
The other accounts have the same menu extras but it only happens on my 'main account'.
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Greg Hurrell
Well that narrows it down a bit. We now know that there's something particular to your main account that is causing the problem.
If WinSwitch is having trouble accessing the NetInfo database I don't really know how I can prevent it from "going to sleep". The API is just a simple procedural API and there is no scope for setting "timeout" values. I also don't think splitting the work off into a separate thread is going to be appropriate given that the information obtained from the database is used to update the UI (and you shouldn't really update the UI from any thread other than the main thread). It would be possible to split this work off into a different thread and then notify the main thread when it's done, and specify some sort of "in progress" menu in the meantime. But that would be a fairly complicated solution for something that is caused by an anomaly in one account on your system (and nobody elses!); it seems to me that the "in progress" message would be displayed forever, and the only way to make it go away would be to switch away or log out... Not very good!
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Greg Hurrell
Changing assignment to reflect my new email address.
https://wincent.com/a/news/archives/2006/05/change_of_email.php
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