We discuss methods leading to the fabrication of orthogonal substrates comprising surfaceanchored polymer brushes, in which the polymer brush grafting density and molecular weight vary independently in two mutually perpendicular directions. We demonstrate that these orthogonal polymer substrates can be used as intelligent combinatorial platforms that facilitate the spatial distribution of nanop...

two latin squares of order $n$ are orthogonal if in their superposition, each of the$n^{2}$ ordered pairs of symbols occurs exactly once. colbourn, zhang and zhu, in a seriesof papers, determined the integers $r$ for which there exist a pair of latin squares oforder $n$ having exactly $r$ different ordered pairs in their superposition. dukes andhowell defined the same problem for latin squares ...

The zeros of semi-orthogonal functions with respect to a probability measure µ supported on the unit circle can be applied to obtain Szeg˝ o quadrature formulas. The discrete measures generated by these formulas weakly converge to the orthogonality measure µ. In this paper we construct families of semi-orthogonal functions with interlacing zeros, and give a representation of the support of µ in...

This paper describes a method for cloning faces from two orthogonal pictures and for generating populations from a small number of these clones. An e cient method for reconstructing 3D heads suitable for animation from pictures starts with the extraction of feature points from the orthogonal picture sets. Data from several such heads serve to statistically infer the parameters of the multivaria...

The operator Lμ : f 7→ ∫ f(x)−f(y) x−y dμ(y) is, for a compactly supported measure μ with an L density, a closed, densely defined operator on L(μ). We show that the operator Q = pLμ−qLμ has polynomial eigenfunctions if and only if μ is a free Meixner distribution. The only time Q has orthogonal polynomial eigenfunctions is if μ is a semicircular distribution. More generally, the only time the o...

In a recent article Jennrich and Satorra (Psychometrika 78: 545-552, 2013) showed that a proof by Browne (British Journal of Mathematical and Statistical Psychology 37: 62-83, 1984) of the asymptotic distribution of a goodness of fit test statistic is incomplete because it fails to prove that the orthogonal component function employed is continuous. Jennrich and Satorra (Psychometrika 78: 545-5...