BI-TP 97/31 On e + e − → W + W − at LEP2 ∗

Pravastatin transdermal patch: Effect of the formulation and length of microneedles on in- vitro percutaneous absorption studies.

Transdermal patches loaded with pravastatin was previously characterized in another published study by Serrano-Castañeda et al; 2015. These transdermal patches (TP) were generated by the plate casting technique, the in vitro percutaneous absorption studies of TP were evaluated for three different formulations of TP with different quantities of Pluronic F-127 (PF-127): i) without PF-127 (TP W), ...

Pravastatin transdermal patch: Effect of the formulation and length of microneedles on in- vitro percutaneous absorption studies.

Transdermal patches loaded with pravastatin was previously characterized in another published study by Serrano-Castañeda et al; 2015. These transdermal patches (TP) were generated by the plate casting technique, the in vitro percutaneous absorption studies of TP were evaluated for three different formulations of TP with different quantities of Pluronic F-127 (PF-127): i) without PF-127 (TP W), ...

O ct 1 99 9 BI - TP 99 / 30 HIGH - ENERGY CROSS SECTION FOR e + e − → W + W − → 4 FERMIONS ( + γ ) †

FOUR-FERMION FINAL STATES IN e+e− COLLISIONS AT LEP2

The measurements of four-fermion production rates performed at LEP2 in ee collisions at centre-of-mass energies ranging from 161 to 209 GeV are presented. The focus is put on processes that involve the production and decay of W or Z electroweak bosons. Results on W decay rates and couplings are also discussed.

Measurement of the W Mass at LEP2 C.J. Parkes a On behalf of the Lep Collaborations

The mass of the W boson has been measured by the Lep collaborations from the data recorded during the Lep2 programme at e + e − centre of mass energies from 161 to 209 GeV, giving the result : MW = 80.450 ± 0.039 GeV/c 2. This paper discusses the measurements of the W Mass from direct reconstruction of the invariant mass of the W + W − decay products, particular emphasis is placed on the evalua...