Dielectric heating is one of the most promising alternatives to conventional thermal treatment fluid foods. Higher efficiency and better uniformity radio frequency microwave processes have been proven successful in providing a similar or bacterial enzymatic inactivation liquid semi-solid foods while improving sensory nutritional qualities fresh product when compared pasteurization. However, fur...

There is a close connection between Direct Product and XOR lemmas in the sense that in many settings, we can prove one given the other. The known reductions that are used for the above purpose are either in the non-uniform setting or give non-matching parameters. By non-matching parameter we mean that k-wise Direct Product lemma implies k′-wise XOR lemma (and vice versa) for k 6= k′. In this wo...

Analysis of substances involved in light-emitting reactions among bioluminescent coelenterates has revealed a pronounced uniformity in the structural features of initial reactants, i.e., "luciferins" and photo-protein chromophores, as well as the light-emitter product. This product is structurally identical among the different classes of coelenterates: Hydrozoa (the jellyfish, Aequorea), Anthoz...

Research conducted to-date, makes use of the IBA-Lynx scintillating screen and radiochromic film to analyze proton field uniformity for dose-area product (DAP) determination. In this paper, machine log file based reconstruction is proposed calculate simplify measurement. order uniformity, dose distribution reconstructed on with matRad (an open source software analytical calculation in MATLAB). ...

Absorbed dose in food product is determined and controlled by several parameters of the LINAC irradiation facility as well as those of the product. Standardization of the parameters characterizing the facility parameters, process load and the irradiation conditions collectively termed as ‘process parameters’ are important for successful dose delivery to the food products. In the present study, ...

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In the first part, we introduce randomized algorithms as a new notion of efficient algorithms for decision problems. We classify randomized algorithms according to their error probabilities, and define appropriate complexity classes. (RP, coRP, ZPP, BPP, PP). We discuss which classes are realistic proposals for design of probabilistic algorithms. We cover the implementation of randomized algori...

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Introduction. The purpose of this report is to draw attention to some nontrivial connections between the ("continuous") theory of irregularities of distribution and discrete mathematics. The object of the theory of irregularities of distribution is to measure the uniformity (or nonuniformity) of sequences and point sets. For instance: how uniformly can an arbitrary set of N points in the unit c...