Twenty Miles a Day

Twenty-One-Day-Fever in Children

To the Editor of " The Indian Medical Gazette. " Dear Sir, ?I am induced to write these few lines, simply because I have never come across this disease before either in children or in adults during my residence here for the last seven years. And now within the last three months only no less than eighteen children have been brought iThder my direct treatment for this disease which lam sure is an...

Miles, M

Anomalously high radiation counts were observed using several different Geiger-Mueller (GM) detectors as well as sodium iodide (NaI) detectors during electrolysis experiments with palladium cathodes in heavy water. These high radiation counts were often observed in codeposition experiments where palladium metal is deposited from a D2O solution onto a copper cathode in the presence of evolving d...

Collaborating Across the Miles

In today's scientific environment scientists can no longer work in isolated laboratories. The problems being studied require experts from several fields to combine their talents. The instruments used to gather scientific data are expensive and difficult to build so there are only a few in the world. The Internet connectivity and the powerful desktop workstations available today provide the pote...

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Chaos in Miles’ equations

Miles’ equation models the amplitude modulation of a Faraday wave. A dynamical system study is conducted on this concrete physical model. It turns out that a quartet of heteroclinic orbits can be located, but we fail to locate any homoclinic orbit. For a generalized Miles’ equation, a quartet of homoclinic orbits can be located, and existence of chaos can be proved under certain generic assumpt...