Einstein’s Equivalence Principle asserts that physical phenomena occuring in a laboratory which undergoes constant acceleration through gravity-free inertial space should be identical in all respects to that which occurs in local gravity. By incorporating special relativity theory into an extended version of the Equivalence Principle — the Special Relativistic Equivalence Principle (SREP) — pos...

In this work, the concept of mutually unbiased frames is introduced as most general notion unbiasedness for sets composed by linearly independent and normalized vectors. It encompasses already existing notions orthonormal bases, regular simplices, equiangular tight frames, positive operator valued measure, also includes symmetric informationally complete quantum measurements. After introducing ...

Introduction. Learning medicine could have many tension and anxieties like encounter to a strange educational and clinical environment. Early clinical exposure is supposed to suppress these stresses and motivate students with a better attitude and awareness. Methods. In an interventional study with a pretest –post test method 45 first and second year medical students were encountered to cli...

The Southeast Asian Universities Agroecosystem network (SUAN) has used five system properties to assess agroecosystem performance: productivity, stability, sustainability, equitability and autonomy. Assessing these properties can be useful for agricultural research and development, but the assessment is complicated by several factors. First is the multidimensional character of these properties,...

Transitional justice is guided by three main theories of justice: retributive, restorative, and reparative. Currently, the theories are predominantly perceived as mutually exclusive rather than mutually reinforcing. This paper seeks to reconceptualize the way scholars and practitioners comprehend and use the theories by looking at the goals and the unique focus of each theory. Through this anal...