Coherent X-ray Diffraction is applied to investigate the structure of individual nanocrystalline silver particles in the 100nm size range. In order to enhance the available signal, Kirkpatrick-Baez focusing optics have been introduced in the 34-ID-C beamline at APS. Concerns about the preservation of coherence under these circumstances are addressed through experiment and by calculations.

Author information Paula Parsonage, Director, Health & Safety Developments, Auckland Lealofi Siō, Project Manager Pacific Mental Health & Addictions, Counties Manukau District Health Board Ti’a Kirkpatrick Mariner, Programme Manager, Pacific Health Division/Mental Health & Addictions, Counties Manukau District Health Board Natalie Leger, Project Manager Pacific Mental Health & Addictions, Count...

Title: Applying systematic review search methods to the grey literature: A case study examining guidelines for school-based breakfast programs in Canada Authors: Katelyn Godin ([email protected]) Jackie Stapleton ([email protected]) Sharon Kirkpatrick ([email protected]) Rhona Hanning ([email protected]) Scott Leatherdale ([email protected]) Version: 1 Date: 1...

Glauber dynamics of the Sherrington–Kirkpatrick spin-glass model in the hightemperature phase is studied using theory and computer simulations. The theoretical approach follows the spirit of Mori’s continuous fraction expansion. Its predictions agree very well with the computer simulation results.

We consider optimization problems for complex systems in which the cost function has a multivalleyed landscape. We introduce a new class of dynamical algorithms which, using a suitable annealing procedure coupled with a balanced greedy-reluctant strategy drive the systems towards the deepest minimum of the cost function. Results are presented for the Sherrington-Kirkpatrick model of spin-glasses.

Derek J. Roberts ([email protected]) Craig N. Jenne ([email protected]) Chad G. Ball ([email protected]) Corina Tiruta ([email protected]) Caroline Leger ([email protected]) Zhengwen Xiao ([email protected]) Peter D. Faris ([email protected]) Paul B. McBeth ([email protected]) Christopher J. Doig ([email protected]) Christine R. Skinner (christine...

Title: Applying systematic review search methods to the grey literature: A case study examining guidelines for school-based breakfast programs in Canada Authors: Katelyn Godin ([email protected]) Jackie Stapleton ([email protected]) Sharon Kirkpatrick ([email protected]) Rhona Hanning ([email protected]) Scott Leatherdale ([email protected]) Version: 3 Date: 2...

Background: More and more institutions worldwide and in German-speaking countries are developing and establishing interprofessional seminars in undergraduate education of health professions. In order to evaluate the different didactic approaches and different outcomes regarding the anticipated interprofessional competencies, it is necessary to apply appropriate instruments. Cross-cultural instr...

Julio A. Chirinos, Patrick Segers, Amresh Raina, Hassam Saif, Abigail Swillens, Amit K. Gupta, Raymond Townsend, Anthony G. Emmi, Jr., James N. Kirkpatrick, Martin G. Keane, Victor A. Ferrari, Susan E. Wiegers, and Martin G. St. John Sutton University of Pennsylvania, and Philadelphia Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; and Biofluid, Tissue and Solid Mechanics for Medic...

∗ From Managerial and Decision Economics, 6:3, September 1985, 186–188. See J. H. Runde, “Theory and History in Marketing: a Comment,” Ibid., 183-85, which preceded this Reply, and Runde, “Theory and History in Marketing: Rejoinder,” Ibid., 189-90, which followed. In essence, my article ‘Theory and History in Marketing' (Kirkpatrick, 1983), which Professor Runde now challenges, states the follo...