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Saturday AM Physics Subscribe Important Info Taping ... In the News Saturday Morning Physics Multimedia Physics Talks for Everyone The University of Michigan Department of Physics is looking forward to the Spring 2004 Saturday Morning Physics lectures. Each talk is illustrated with multimedia technology and live demonstrations. These presentations for the passionately curious are independently understandable. Each talk begins at 10:30 A.M. in 170 Dennison. Please see the updated important information section for more details including new parking procedures! Spring 2004 Schedule The Spring 2004 Saturday Morning Physics series is sponsored by the Physics Department and gifts from friends of the program. Saturday, February 14, 2004 Dr. Ken Croswell, Astronomer Magnificent Mars! The planet Mars has long offered the prospect of another living world in the solar system. With an armada of spacecraft scrutinizing the red planet as never before, Ken Croswell will present the best color images of Mars and describe the planet from pole to pole, exploring Martian geology, the Martian atmosphere, Martian volcanoes, and Martian water, all organized around the four great elements of Mars: Earth, Air, Fire, and Water. He will introduce volcanoes over twice as tall as Mount Everest, canyons that could stretch from Ohio to California, and floods of water far greater than any known on Earth. Billions of years ago, on a world warmer and wetter, Mars may have given rise to life whose fossils await discovery today.

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128.   Oxide Physics Research The programme is a collaboration of experimental and theoretical physicists working on the behaviour of correlated electrons in oxide materials. Based in the School of Physics and Astronomy at Birmingham University, United Kingdom. Materials of interest include the high temperature cuprate superconductors, nonFermi liquid physics near quantum critical points, unconventional superconductivity in the ruthanates and heavy fermion behaviour in lithium vanadate. http://www.oxides.bham.ac.uk/

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130. International Colour Vision Society Web Page physiologists, psychologists, physicists, geneticists, optometrists, ophthalmologists and others who have a research interest in colour vision or deficiency http://orlab.optom.unsw.edu.au/ICVS

Welcome to the International Colour Vision Society home page The ICVS is an international group of physiologists, psychologists, physicists, geneticists, optometrists, ophthalmologists and others who have a research interest in the many aspects of colour vision and colour vision deficiencies. At the July 1997 meeting in Ghent, Belgium, the name was changed from the International Research Group on Colour Vision Deficiencies. Activities Publication of Daltoniana newsletter Biennial research symposia Publication of Colour Vision Deficiencies, the proceedings of the Symposium Daltoniana on the web October 1996 (semi-formatted edition, appendix of members omitted ) April 1997 not available September 1997 (Web edition, appendix of members omitted ) April 1998 February 1999 June 1999 October 1999 August 2000 html or rtf October 2000 html or rtf February 2001 html or rtf May 2001 html or rtf Dec 2001 html or rtf May 2002 html or rtf March 2003 html or rtf June 2003 html or rtf Oct 2003 .pdf 2001 minutes.pdf and Ballot for Directors May 2004 .rtf or .pdf Next symposium ICVS Meeting 2005 July 2005. The venue will the beautiful Lyons in France. Watch this space for more information.

131. Physicists Find A New, Striking Difference Between Matter And Antimatter BaBar physicists find a striking difference between matter and antimatter. An international collaboration of physicists conducting http://www.slac.stanford.edu/slac/media-info/20010726/pr072601.html

SLAC Press Handout Distributed at the Press Conference held in Rome at the Lepton Photon Symposium July 26, 2001 LEPTON PHOTON SYMPOSIUM ROMA, 07/26/01 CONTACT: Michael Riordan, SLAC, michael@slac.stanford.edu COMMENT: Stewart Smith, Princeton University 1-650-704-3841 (cell), ajsmith@slac.stanford.edu Jonathan Dorfan, SLAC, director@slac.stanford.edu BaBar Physicists find a striking difference between matter and antimatter An international collaboration of physicists conducting experiments at the Department of Energy’s Stanford Linear Accelerator Center (SLAC) has discovered a second fundamental difference between the behavior of matter and that of antimatter. They observed this intriguing phenomenon - known as charge-parity (CP) violation and first seen decades ago in experiments with another particle - in disintegrations of heavy, short-lived subatomic particles called B mesons. The collaboration reported its result in a paper submitted July 5 for publication in Physical Review Letters, a leading scientific journal. The paper has since been accepted for publication. “This is another example of the world-class research being carried out by the Department of Energy’s Office of Science Laboratories,” said Secretary of Energy Spencer Abraham. “SLAC is opening a new window into the mysterious origins of the Universe in which we live.”

132. Spinning Top A deceptively simple look at our 'spinningtop' Earth also reveals the real cause of 'precession' - but don't tell the old professors and physicists they can't understand it. http://www.perceptions.couk.com/precess.html

"Perceptions" ITEM Ray Dickenson Spinning- Top effect BASIC EARTH SWING ANCIENTS ... SYNCHRO Yup, this "precession-stuff" is all about a spinning-top. Nothing else! That's a Japanese toy above - but 'tops' all behave the same, that's why an African 'top' and a Scandinavian 'top' look the same Although when you look for this small effect - called "precession" - maybe you'd better use one of these gyroscope-like ' tops ' shown here Only because they are more stable and tend to spin for a longer time So the "precession" effect is more visible So - what's "precession"? Well - before you spin the 'top' - check which way it's going to spin If it's a gyro-top and you're pulling a toothed-string the odds are it spins anti-clockwise If you're spinning it with your fingers, then it'll probably be spinning clock-wise OK? Right - Spin the 'top' and you'll notice it'll start to wobble in a circle - more and more - before it finally falls over and stops And that 'wobble' slows - each rotation taking longer as the 'top' itself actually slows down [ because the thrust that powers it is also lessening ] And the rotation of wobble goes in opposite direction to spin of the 'top'!

133. Physicists 'entangle' Light, Pave Way To Atomic-scale Measurements U of T physicists have developed a way to entangle photons which could ultimately lead to an extremely precise new measurement system. Back to EurekAlert! http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2004-05/uot-pl051204.php

Public release date: 12-May-2004 Contact: Nicolle Wahl nicolle.wahl@utoronto.ca University of Toronto Physicists 'entangle' light, pave way to atomic-scale measurements U of T physicists have developed a way to entangle photons which could ultimately lead to an extremely precise new measurement system. Their study appears in the May 13 issue of the journal Nature. The findings could ultimately prove useful in developing ways to measure gravitational waves or the energy structure of atoms, and could also help in the development of "quantum computers." (Quantum computers work according to the principles of quantum mechanics, which describes atoms, photons, and other microscopic objects.) Previous studies have theorized that quantum computers using entangled photons could perform calculations far more quickly than current computers. "We know that today's computers are approaching limits of size and speed," says lead author and post-doctoral fellow Morgan Mitchell. "Quantum computing offers a possible way to move beyond that. Our research borrows some tricks from quantum computing and applies them to precision measurement." Mitchell, working with Professor Aephraim Steinberg and graduate student Jeff Lundeen, first prepared three photons each with a different state of polarization. The researchers directed one photon along a main pathway or "beam," then added a second photon. If researchers determined that both photons continued down the main beam, they concluded the two had become entangled. A third photon, with yet another polarization, was then added.

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135. Subatomic Breakthrough Announced By Physicists directive. Subatomic breakthrough announced by physicists Discovery of 5quark particle could aid research into matter. 07/01/2003. http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent/dallas/healthscience/stories/070103dnint

[an error occurred while processing this directive] [an error occurred while processing this directive] [an error occurred while processing this directive] [an error occurred while processing this directive] Subatomic breakthrough announced by physicists Discovery of 5-quark particle could aid research into matter By ALEXANDRA WITZE / The Dallas Morning News Quarks are the building blocks of matter. This new "pentaquark" is the first particle found to contain more than three quarks, the usual quantity combined to form a proton or a neutron. Studying the pentaquark, even for the fraction of a second it exists, could help physicists better understand the forces that hold quarks together in everyday life. "People have looked for these for many years," said Ken Hicks, a physicist at Ohio University in Athens. He is part of a large Japan-based research group, led by Takashi Nakano of Osaka University, that will report the pentaquark findings in Friday's issue of Physical Review Letters.

136. CERN Courier - Volume 44 Issue 4 - IOP Publishing Magazine for particle physicists. http://www.cerncourier.com

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF HIGH-ENERGY PHYSICS VOLUME 44 NUMBER 4 Important Links Conferences and Exhibitions Latest Issue Back Issues Editorial Staff News Has HERA found a charmed pentaquark? New protocol accords CERN wider international status Experiment catches third glimpse of 'one in ten billion' decay Electrons give BaBar a 'trickle treat' ... WestGrid team announces completion of computing network in western Canada CERN Courier Archive:1966 To celebrate the 50th anniversary of CERN, we look back at some of the items in the early issues of CERN Courier Astrowatch VLT detects farthest known galaxy Particles in Space There's plenty of room at the top Space is the ultimate laboratory for fundamental physics and the possibility of holding experiments there was the theme of the SpacePart '03 conference. Roberto Battiston reports. Nuclear Physics ISOLDE goes on the trail of superlatives The superlarge nuclei studied at CERN's ISOLDE facility can now vie for attention with the superdeformed and the superheavy, as David Lunney explains. Exotic Atoms ASACUSA enters a new world of precision The antiproton may soon be better known than the proton, and an ion that is more hydrogen-like than hydrogen may become the subject of high-precision laser spectroscopy experiments. John Eades describes an exotic future.

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138. GridPP - The UK Grid For Particle Physics A Grid for UK Particle Physics a collaboration of Particle physicists and Computing Scientists from the UK and CERN. News, projects, people, mailing lists, meetings, documents, links. http://www.gridpp.ac.uk/

The Grid for UK Particle Physics The GridPP Project From Web to Grid - Building the next IT Revolution GridPP is a collaboration of Particle Physicists and Computing Scientists from the UK and CERN, who are building a Grid for Particle Physics. more vision posters Latest News: Wed 2 Jun 2004: CERN recognizes UK's outstanding contribution to Grid computing For further details and other news items go here Job Opportunities Training Click on the picture for the current status To learn more about GridPP please click here or contact Sarah Pearce who is the GridPP Dissemination Officer. GridPP Open Source Policy Switch to HTTPS Website help . Built with GridSite

139. Physicists Probe Ancient Pyramid physicists probe ancient pyramid. From the BBC physicists probe ancient pyramid. The largest particle detector in Mexico is being http://www.mirabilis.ca/archives/001728.html

Mirabilis.ca Mirabilis.ca home page about this blog contact Physicists probe ancient pyramid From the BBC: Physicists probe ancient pyramid The largest particle detector in Mexico is being built inside a pyramid in the ancient settlement of Teotihuacan. The equipment will detect muons, tiny particles that are created when cosmic rays bombard the Earth's atmosphere. Dr Arturo Menchaca and colleagues from Mexico's National Autonomous University hope that by tracking the muons through the pyramid, they can find cavities. This could indicate whether the kings of the ancient people who built the site are also entombed within it. [continue] Posted on May 13, 2004 07:58 AM

140. IndiaStar: "Vedic Physics" By Raja Ram Mohan Roy, Reviewed By Ramesh N. Rao The Rig Veda is a book of science, is a treatise on cosmology, and it challenges some of the hypotheses that modern physicists have come up with till now about the nature and size of the universe. http://www.indiastar.com/closepet5.html

IndiaStar Review of Books VEDIC PHYSICS: Scientific Origin of Hinduism by Raja Ram Mohan Roy Golden Egg Publishing, 1999 Paperback. $19.95 Reviewed by Ramesh N. Rao [Editor's intro:"Ramesh N. Rao is an associate professor of Communication at Truman State University, Missouri, and serves on the Consultative Committee on Indic Traditions and Conflict Management at Columbia University. He has worked as a copy editor at The Hindu and received a Ph.D. from Michigan State University." c. j. s. wallia] Vedic Physics: Scientific Origin of Hinduism Many during the early 80s' were fascinated with books that tried to explain quantum physics to lay audiences as well as make connections to what seemed to be parallels within eastern mysticism. I was teaching at the Valley School in Bangalore those days and my colleagues and I would read books by Capra, Zukav and others that dealt with quantum physics and eastern mysticism, and our discussions would drag on into the night. After all, in a school that was based on J. Krishnamurti's philosophy most teachers were familiar with Krishnamurti's dialogues with scientists, mathematicians, and psychologists. And there were those innumerable tapes of his discussions with the theoretical physicist David Bohm (author of Wholeness and the Implicate Order and some twenty other books on theoretical physics, cognitive science, etc). Since then there have been other works by Capra, including the movie

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