Foraminifera and Their Applications

Magentotactic bacteria and their applications

Magentotactic bacteria are the types of bacteria capable of orientation in an external magnetic field because of the ability to produce structures called magnetosomes. Magnetosomes, nanometer-scale structures, are present in most of the magnetotactice bacteria. They are intracellular organelles composed of magnetic iron mineral crystals individually surrounded by a phospholipid layer. Because o...

Sequential Methods and Their Applications

Eocene Foraminifera from Guam, and their Implications.

News and Notes American Anthropological Association: William A. Lessa . . 318 Technical Papers Eocene Foraminifera from Guam, and their Implications: Preston E. Cloud, Jr., and W. Storrs Cole . . . _323 Audiogenic Seizure and the Adrenal Cortex: WWm. P. Hurder and A. F. Sanders _... ...-......324 Nutritive Value of Rust-infected Leaves: C. E. Yarwood, Alice P. Hall, and Marjorie M. Nelson . 326...

MULTIPLIERS AND THEIR APPLICATIONS IN EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING

In this paper we shall study the multipliers on Banach algebras and We prove some results concerning Arens regularity and amenability of the Banach algebra M(A) of all multipliers on a given Banach algebra A. We also show that, under special hypotheses, each Jordan multiplier on a Banach algebra without order is a multiplier. Finally, we present some applications of m...

Self-cogenerator modules and their applications

Let $R$ be a ring and $M$ be a right $R$-module. In this paper, we give some properties of self-cogeneratormodules. If $M$ is self-cogenerator and $S = End_{R}(M)$ is a cononsingular ring, then $M$ is a$mathcal{K}$-module. It is shown that every self-cogenerator Baer is dual Baer.