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Surface plasmon polariton (SPP) Wave with the direction of the magnetic eld parallel to the metal surface Surface plasmon resonance (SPR) Phenomenon that occurs when light is re ected o thin metal lms; this can be used in a plethora of applications in bioscienti c industries Symmetry If a theory or process does not change when certain operations are performed on it, the theory or process is said to possess a symmetry with respect to those operations (eg, a circle remains unchanged under rotation or re ection, and a circle therefore has rotational and re ection symmetry) [31, 53] Symmetry breaking Term refers to the deviation from exact symmetry exhibited by many physical systems, and, in general, symmetry breaking encompasses both explicit symmetry breaking and spontaneous symmetry breaking.

Following are the steps for adding a QuickTime movie to a Web page and for editing its attributes with Adobe GoLive: 1. Create a new window in GoLive for the Web page by choosing File New. 2. If the Objects palette is not opened, open it by choosing Window Objects. Click the QuickTime icon in the basic palette, shown in Figure 17-2, and drag it

Explicit symmetry breaking is a phenomenon in which a system is not quite, but almost, the same for two con gurations related by exact symmetry Spontaneous symmetry breaking refers to a situation in which the solution of a set of physical equations fails to exhibit a symmetry possessed by the equations themselves [31, 53] Synchrotron Type of circular accelerator in which the particles travel in synchronized bunches at xed radius Synergic bond Formed by a ligand to a metal ion, which has a -bond from the ligand to the metal ion, and the back donation of electron density from the metal to the *orbitals on the ligand [655] Tau lepton Third avor of charged lepton (in order of increasing mass), with electric charge 1 Temperature Thermal state of matter with respect to its ability to transfer heat to other matter.

Heat is the energy that is transferred between matter by means of radiation, conduction, and/or convection The common scales for measuring temperature are Celsius (centigrade), Fahrenheit and Kelvin Thermal conductivity Rate of heat ow divided by area and by temperature gradient Thermodynamics Study of heat and energy ow in chemical reactions Thin lm Thin layer of substance on a substrate Thickness of a lm is generally in the range of 10 10 000 X-ray di raction, specular X-ray re ectivity, and nonspecular X-ray scattering are three techniques that provide information about a thin lm A thin layer of a substance deposited on an insulating base in a vacuum by a microelectronic process Thin lms are most commonly used for antire ection, achromatic beamsplitters, color lters, narrow passband lters, semitransparent mirrors, heat control lters, high-re ectivity.

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with p, q = 1,.. . ,N. Expression (5.174) is a positive definite quadratic form in the deviations d ( t ) with the elements of R as coefficients. The least squares method consists in minimizing the criterion J ( t ) with respect to t and taking the value t^ o f t that minimizes J ( t ) as estimate of the parameters 8 . There are no particular connections with statistical properties of the observations in this formulation. This is a difference with the least squares problems described in Subsection 5.4.1 where maximum likelihood estimators from normally distributed observations were found to be various forms of least squares estimators. If the weighting matrix is diagonal, (5.173) becomes

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[31 l ] G. Bauch, H. Khorram, and J. Hagenauer, Iterative equalization and decoding in mobile communications systems, in European Personal Mobile Communications Conference, (Bonn, Germany), pp. 301-312, 30 September - 2 October 1997.

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100 10 c or 50 5 c/m at 68.3% confidence; 100 19.6 c or 50 9.8 c/m at 95% confidence 13-3. (a) 200 10 c/m; (b) 5.41 min (90% confidence) 13-5. (a) 1955 to 2045 c; (b) 1912 to 2088 c 13-7. (a) 342,860 c/m; (b) 2.143 106 472 d/m 13-9. 25 1.94 c/m 13-11. (a) t(s + b) = 43 min; t(b) = 17 min 13-14. 74.3% probability that sample contains activity above background; at 95% confidence it does not 13-1.

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