Random conical tessellations Daniel Hug∗ and Rolf Schneider Abstract We consider tessellations of the Euclidean (d − 1)-sphere by (d − 2)-dimensional great subspheres or, equivalently, tessellations of Euclidean d-

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SCIENCE AND SOCIETY  Open Letter to The American Association for the Advancement of Science JONATHAN P. TENNANT , TIMOTHÉE POISOT , M FABIANA KUBKE , FRANÇOIS MICHONNEAU , MICHAEL P. TAYLOR , GRAHAM STEEL ,

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• Academia
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Covering spheres with spheres Ilya Dumer University of California, Riverside Email: Abstract— Given a sphere of radius r > 1 in the n-dimensional

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Communicating Citizenship Online: Models of Civic Learning in the Youth Web Sphere by W. Lance Bennett, Chris Wells and Deen G. Freelon February 2009

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Page 1 FOREWORD This report includes a review of wastewater service delivery for the Commission to consider as it makes its decisions with respect to the Municipal Service Review (MSR) and Sphere of Influence (SOI) dete

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Mostow’s Lattices and Cone Metrics on the Sphere Richard K. Boadi, Department of Mathematics, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Kumasi, Ghana email:

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On the Temperatures of the Terrestrial Sphere and Interplanetary Space Jean-Baptiste Joseph Fourier

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• Thermodynamics
• Planetary science
• Climate forcing
• Heat transfer
• Electromagnetic radiation
• Greenhouse effect
• Atmosphere
• Planetary equilibrium temperature
• Sun
• Thermal radiation
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• Black-body radiation

SPHERE FOCAL POINT FORUM COMMITTED HUMANITARIAN PRACTIONERS PROMOTING SPHERE STANDARDS ACROSS ASIA Church World Service-Pakistan/Afghanistan in collaboration with The Sphere Project organized the 2014 Sphere Focal Point

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221B HW #3, due Feb 4 (Fri), 4pm 1. Consider a nucleus as a sphere with a uniform charge density. (a) Calculate the Rutherford scattering cross section of an electron by a nucleus together with the form factor using the

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HW #3 (221B), due Feb 9, 4pm 1. For the hard sphere scattering problem
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