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The Order Of An Entire Function With Some Derivatives Univalent, S. M. Shah, S. Y. Trimble

Mathematics and Statistics Faculty Research & Creative Works

No abstract provided.

A Note On T, Topologies, Wilson R. Crisler, Troy L. Hicks

Mathematics and Statistics Faculty Research & Creative Works

Let t be a T. topology for a set X. The problem of representing t as the lattice product (intersection) of stronger topologies is considered. © 1974 American Mathematical Society.

Erratum: Semiclassical Study Of The Vibrational Excitation Of H2 In Collision With He (J. Phys. B: Atom. Molec. Phys. (1974) 7 (398405)), Gordon W. F. Drake, C. S. Lin

Physics Publications

No abstract provided.

Semiclassical Study Of The Vibrational Excitation Of H2 In Collision With He, Gordon W. F. Drake, C. S. Lin

Physics Publications

The vibrational excitation and dissociation probabilities of H2 in a collinear collision with He are calculated, using the semi-classical time-dependent method along with the accurate H2 molecular potential of Kolos and Wolniewicz (1965, 1968). The complete set of bound and continuum eigenfunctions are represented in terms of a truncated basis set of harmonic oscillator functions. The results differ significantly from the Morse potential quantum mechanical calculations of Clark and Dickinson (1973). In addition, a state-dependent interaction potential is suggested to allow for the different average sizes of the H2 molecule in its initial and final states. The state dependent potential …

Leading Radiative Correction To The Magnetic Dipole Transition Probability, Gordon W. F. Drake

Physics Publications

It has recently been suggested that a radiative correction of relative order ln may contribute to the 1s2sS13-1s2S01 magnetic dipole transition of the heliumlike ions. The low-frequency contributions to the correction are evaluated and shown to vanish. © 1974 The American Physical Society.

Water Resources News, Volume 6, No. 1, January 1974

Water Current Newsletter

From the Desk of the Director
1974 Summer Institute
Water Resources Seminar Series
Energy Conference Proceedings Available
Feedlots Pollute Western Water
Geothermal Energy Dangerous
Water Funds on Ice
Insurance Sales Up But Not Final
REAP Funds May Freeze
River Moratorium Continued
Do-It-Yourself Dam Plan Approved
Environment and Energy Headed in Same Direction
Pavement with Ready-Made Holes
Research Review: Biophysical Control of Water Loss

Lipschitz Spaces On The Surface Of Unit Sphere In Euclidean N-Space, Harvey Greenwald

Mathematics

This paper is concerned with defining Lipschitz spaces on Σn-1 the surface of the unit sphere in Rn. The importance of this example is that Σn-1 is not a group but a symmetric space. One begins with functions in Lp(Σn-1),1≤p≤∞. Σn-1 is a symmetric space and is related in a natural way to the rotation group SO(n). One can then use the group SO(n) to define first and second differences for functions in Lp(Σn-1). Such a function is the boundary value of its Poisson integral. This enables one to work with functions which are harmonic. Differences can then be replaced …

Habitat Management Series For Unique Or Endagered Species: Burrowing Owl, Mark Zarn

United States Bureau of Land Management: Staff Publications

The objective of this report is to provide BIM personnel with the latest and most up-to-date information on rare or endangered species occurring on the public domain. This will provide a tool for improved understanding of the interrelationships between the species and its environment and encourage an end product of enlightened land management which will fully consider the species welfare in all management decisions.

How To Build Marine Artificial Reefs, R. O. Parker Jr., R. B. Stone, C. C. Buchanan, F. W. Steimle Jr.

United States Department of Commerce: Staff Publications

Artificial reefs provide or improve rough bottom habitat and offer fishery scientists and administrators an effective technique to conserve and develop coastal fishery resources. With careful planning and organized efforts, local reef committees can build reefs to improve fishing and contribute to the recreational and financial growth of coastal communities. Advice and procedures are presented for: 1) selecting construction materials, 2) determining a suitable reef site, 3) obtaining permits, 4) buoying the reef, and 5) preparing, transporting, and placing reef-building materials. Included in appendixes are instructions for preparing permits, addresses of Federal and State agencies involved in approving or funding …

Lupin Agronomy: Time Of Planting, Seeding Rate And Variety In A Long Season Area., M. W. Perry

Experimental Summaries - Plant Research

To evaluate lupin varieties and agronomic practices in a long season district using a factorial experimental design. 74A16a Location - Warriup 57 km E. of .Albany. 74A16b Green Range, 70 km E. of Albany. Time of Planting (4) Seeding Rates (4) Varieties (4) Fertiliser.

Summary Of Experimental Work 1974, G Walton

Experimental Summaries - Plant Research

Lupinus albus cv WB2: Maximum yield response to 36 plants/m2 at Avondale (1973 and 1974) and Mt Barker Research Station in 1973 (achieved with 180 to 200 kg/ha seed rate), Maximum yield response to 48 plants/m2 at Chapman 1973 and 1974 and at Eradu 1974 (achieved with 220 tG 240 kg/ha). Very good yield results: Season - site Avondale 1973-3300, 1974-2250. kg/ha Chapman 1973-2800, 1974-2400. Mt Barker 1973-1900. 74A2 - Rates Of seeding for L, albus cv WB2. 74A21 - Rates of super on two lupin varieties. 74BR1 - Pasture regeneration after lupin survey. 74C4 - Rates of seeding L. …

Prostaglandins From Plexaura Homomalla: Ecology, Utilization And Conservation Of A Major Medical Marine Resource. A Symposium, Frederick M. Bayer, Alfred J. Weinheimer

Studies in Tropical Oceanography

No abstract provided.

Petrography, Metamorphism, And Geochemistry Of The Bermeja Complex And Related Rocks In Southwestern Puerto Rico And Their Significance In The Evolution Of The Eastern Greater Antillian Island Arc, Victor J.B. Lee

Geology Theses and Dissertations

Chapter I. Introduction and previous work 1
Chapter II. Geological setting and the petrography of the igneous and metamorphic rocks from southwestern Puerto Rico 6
Chapter III. Metamorphism in southwestern Puerto Rico and relations to the Eastern Greater Antilles 46
Chapter IV. Geochemistry of the Bermeja complex 84
Chapter V. Secular compositional changes of the volcanic rocks in Puerto Rico and other islands in eastern West Indies and the significances of the Bermeja complex 179
Appendix A-E: Petrographic data of the analyzed samples of the Bermeja complex 222
References cited 231

Medio Ambiente 1974, Aldemaro Romero Jr.

Publications and Research

No abstract provided.

Agua, Vida Y Sociedad Moderna, Aldemaro Romero Jr.

Publications and Research

No abstract provided.

Mercurio: El Redescubrimiento De Un Planeta, Aldemaro Romero Jr.

Publications and Research

No abstract provided.

Júpiter: Sencillamente Fantástico, Aldemaro Romero Jr.

Publications and Research

No abstract provided.

Grain Moisture Problems On The South Coast, J A. Parish, G. H. Jones

Journal of the Department of Agriculture, Western Australia, Series 4

In most West Australian grain growing districts high temperatures and dry weather at grain maturation are ideal for harvesting and enable delivery of grain with acceptable moisture levels. Grain from W.A. is known in world markets as a good quality dry product which is unlikely to deteriorate in storage. However, growers in coastal areas and particularly those south of Narrogin sometimes have trouble harvesting grain below the receival limit of 12 per cent moisture.

Grain Moisture And The Weather : What Can The Records Tell Us?, M W. Perry, P. A. Fievez

Journal of the Department of Agriculture, Western Australia, Series 4

The expansion of cereal production in areas along the south coast has exposed harvesting problems associated with high grain moisture.

A grain delivery standard of 12 per cent moisture means that, in the absence of grain drying facilities, harvesting times in the field are restricted to those hours when grain moisture falls below this figure.

Grain moisture, however, remains the major problem and for planning purposes, producers require an estimate of the harvesting time available in a given year. This will depend on all the climatic variables which affect grain moisture. These include rainfall and dew which deposit water directly …

Conservation Of The National Estate, Department Of Agriculture, Western Australia

Journal of the Department of Agriculture, Western Australia, Series 4

In 1973 the Australian Government established a Committee of Inquiry under Mr. Justice R. M. Hope to inquire into the National Estate. Under its terms of reference the Committee was to assess the nature and condition of the National Estate and the measures which were being and should be taken for its preservation and enhancement.

Officers of the Department of Agriculture recognise that there are basic natural resources such as land, water, gene material and ecosystems which are essential elements of the National Estate held in trust by successive generations.

In a submission to the Inquiry, matters of particular concern …

The Place Of Lucerne In Western Australian Agriculture, N J. Halse, C. M. Francis

Journal of the Department of Agriculture, Western Australia, Series 4

Lucerne, the world's most important fodder legume, has never won largescale acceptance in West Australian farming, largely because of our success with productive subterranean clover pastures. But recent disease problems on sub. clover stands have led to greater interest in alternative species, especially lucerne, for higher rainfall areas.

This article summarises our knowledge of lucerne establishment and management in W.A. and reviews current research aimed at achieving better results from lucerne.

Forage Production From Shrubs On Saline Land, C V. Malcolm

Journal of the Department of Agriculture, Western Australia, Series 4

In the first volume of the Journal of the Department of Agriculture in the year 1900, the results of experiments at Tulare Experiment Station in California on the growing of Australian saltbushes are reported.

Seed was first sent from Australia by Baron von Mueller in June, 1881. Three species of saltbush (A. semibaccata, A. numularia and A. vesicaria) are all reported to have grown well.

Although C. A. Gardner in 1929 suggested the growing of saltbushes for forage, the earliest and clearest recommendations are those of Teakle and Burvill in 1945.

Early research tended to concentrate mainly on the possibility …

Interim Summary 1974 Experiments, M L. Poole

Experimental Summaries - Plant Research

Data presented for: 74MT38 - Variety Trial - New rape and radish varieties 74MT27 - Rates of seed, time of planting on Crambe abyssinica 74GE'1 ·- Time of Seeding X Rate of Nitrogen on Sunflowers. Oilseed and Grain Legumes under Summer Irrigation. Sunflower Progress Report. Safflower Progress Report. Response of Oilseed Crops to Climate. Introduction - The results given in this report provide an interim record of 1974 experimental work with oilseed crops. An essential part of oilseed trial programme is an evaluation of the quantity and quality of oil produced by different species and varieties under a range of …

Summary Of Experimental Results - Wheat Protein Survey, R Weir

Experimental Summaries - Plant Research

Wheat protein survey Seeding rate x grain protein - 72NA33. Seeding rate x grain protein - 72M28. Temperature effects on flower set of lupin - 72GL4. Wheat protein survey - A survey of 130 farmers in 13 Shires of the high protein area around Merredin was undertaken in the few weeks prior to the 1972 harvest. Grain samples were forwarded by farmers after supplying site data including yield estimate. A soil sample was collected on which % soil N was determined. This information together with grain protein percentage was included in multiple regression, and stepwise regression analyses.

Long Term Rotation Trials - Annual Summary Of Results 1975, Ian Rowland

Experimental Summaries - Plant Research

Long term rotation trials: Results are the yield of grain harvested from crops grown after various lengths of pasture ley. W56H, 66M29, 67C13, 67N4, 68SG5,

Stability And Transversality, Robert D. May

Mathematics & Computer Science Faculty Publications

No abstract provided.

Reduced Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide Dehydrogenase, Piericidin Sensitivity, And Site 1 Phosphorylation In Different Growth Phases Of Candida Utilis, S. Grossman, John G. Cobley, T. P. Singer, H. Beinert

Chemistry Faculty Publications

Reports in the literature indicate that during the exponential phase of growth of Candida utilis NADH oxidation is insensitive to rotenone, that rotenone sensitivity is acquired during the transition to the late stationary phase and is again lost on catabolite repression. The acquisition and loss of rotenone sensitivity appears to be accompanied by similar changes in Site 1 phosphorylation but does not appear to be reflected in the rate of oxidation of NADH (by mitochondria) or of NAD-linked substrates (by mitochondria or whole cells). In the present paper evidence is presented that these fluctuations in sensitivity to inhibitors of NADH …

Blood And Tissue Identification Of Selected Birds And Mammals, Part 1, David W. Oates, Craig W. Brown, Debra L. Weigel

Other Publications in Wildlife Management

Identification of blood and tissue samples for law enforcement purposes was initiated in 1968 by Carl Wolfe, Senior Biologist, Research Division, Nebraska Game and Parks Commission. At that time and up to the present, a great deal of assistance, time and advice has been received from Carl R. Jolliff, Director of the Clinical Laboratory of Lincoln; Dr. Connell L. Marsh, Professor of Biochemistry, University of Nebraska, and Dr. Leonard W. Staudinger, Chairman of Biology Department, Nebraska Wesleyan University. Grateful appreciation is extended to Dr. Stan Cassel DVM and all Game Commission personnel of Nebraska and South Dakota who aided in …

Blood And Tissue Identification Of Selected Birds And Mammals, Part 3, David W. Oates, Craig W. Brown, Debra L. Weigel

Other Publications in Wildlife Management

Part 3 (pp. 51-72 of original)
Protein Patterns for Mammals (Figure 15), continued:
Dog
El k
Red Fox
Human
Mink
Opossum
Pig
Porcupine
Prairie Dog
Raccoon
Bighorn Sheep

Cross Sections For L2,3 Auger Emission In 22- To 300-Kev H+ + Ar Collisions, M. Eugene Rudd

M. Eugene Rudd Publications

Measurements of total and differential L_2,3 Auger cross sections for H⁺ + Ar collisions at 22 - 150 keV are presented. Additional values of these cross sections were calculated from data in earlier investigations by Volz and Rudd and by Crooks and Rudd up to 300 keV. Angular distributions are found to be isotropic. Over most of the energy range the total Auger cross sections are a factor of 2 smaller than predicted by Garcia's binary-encounter calculations.