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For many devices space-charge-dominated behavior, including the excitation of space-charge collective modes, can occur in the source region, even when the downstream characteristics are not space-charge-dominated. Furthermore, these modes can remain undamped for many focusing periods. Traditional studies of the source region in particle beam systems have emphasized the behavior of averaged beam characteristics, such as total current, rms beam size, or emittance, rather than the details of the full beam distribution function that are necessary to predict the excitation of collective modes. A primary tool for understanding the detailed evolution of a space-charge dominated beam in the source region has been the use of simulation in concert with detailed experimental measurement. However, ''first-principle'' simulations beginning from the emitter surface have often displayed substantial differences from what is measured. This is believed to result from sensitivities in the beam dynamics to small changes in the mechanical characteristics of the gun structure, as well as to similar sensitivities in the numerical methods. Simulations of the beam in the source region using the particle-in-cell WARP code and comparisons to experimental measurements at the University of Maryland are presented to illustrate the complexity in beam characteristics that can occur in the source region. …

Video recording from The Black Academy of Arts and Letters recorded during their Dallas Arts Gala event in 2004. This video features musical performances during the gala live on stage at the Dallas Convention Center Arena. This video is Part 1 of 2 of the B-roll footage.

Video recording from The Black Academy of Arts and Letters recorded during their Dallas Arts Gala event in 2004. This video features musical performances during the gala live on stage at the Dallas Convention Center Arena. This video is Part 2 of 2 of the B-roll footage.

Video recording from The Black Academy of Arts and Letters recorded during their Dallas Arts Gala event in 2004. This video features musical performances during the gala live on stage at the Dallas Convention Center Arena. This video is Part 1 of 3 of the performance.

Video recording from The Black Academy of Arts and Letters recorded during their Dallas Arts Gala event in 2004. This video features musical performances during the gala live on stage at the Dallas Convention Center Arena. This video is Part 2 of 3 of the performance. The video cuts at 34:50 to a black screen.

Video recording from The Black Academy of Arts and Letters recorded during their Dallas Arts Gala event in 2004. This video features musical performances during the gala live on stage at the Dallas Convention Center Arena. This video is Part 3 of 3 of the performance.

Video recording from The Black Academy of Arts and Letters recorded during their Dallas Arts Gala event in 2004. This video features the red carpet interviews that were prior to the gala. The red carpet event shows many people arriving to the gala and being interviewed for the camera.

Funeral program for Mrs. Alice L. Davis, born September 30, 1916 and died September 14, 2004. The funeral was held September 18, 2004 at F. E. Lewis Memorial Chapel, officiated by Rev. Howard Mims. The funeral arrangements were made through Lewis Funeral Home and she was buried in Meadowlawn Memorial Park in San Antonio, Texas.

Photograph of a guest dancing at Scott's party. He is holding a cup in his hand and other guests are visible around him. There are snacks on the counter-top and the kitchen is visible behind him.

Photograph of guests at Scott's party on the backyard deck. Some are sitting on the edge of the upper part of the split deck, some are walking, and another is in a chair. There are plants, a mini fridge, ice chests, and a door around them.

Photograph of guests at Scott's party on the backyard deck. A group of three are sitting in plastic lawn chairs and one has a cup in his hand.

Photograph of guests at Scott's party in the backyard. Two are sitting down and three are standing behind them. There are tables with foods against the wall and two are holding drinks.

Photograph of guests at Scott's party on the backyard deck. A group of three are sitting at a glass table and are wearing swim trunks. There are drinks in cups on the table.

Photograph of guests at Scott's party on the backyard deck. They are sitting on the edge of the upper part of the split deck and two more are walking behind them. There is a door, a mini fridge and a chair behind them as well.

Photograph of a guest at Scott's party on the backyard deck. He is sitting in a chair beside the pool at a glass top table. There are other guests, ice chests, and a wall behind him and the pool is beside him.

Photograph of guests dancing and mingling at Scott's party. Some are holding red solo cups and others have bottles. There is a carpet on the tiled floor and a plant, chair, and poster behind them on the wall.

Photograph of guests dancing at Scott's party. They're holding red solo cups and there are drinks on the table behind them and snacks on the counter-top to the side. The wall behind them has a door and three windows with blinds on it.

Photograph of guests watching others dance at Scott's party. Two are hugging and people in the group are holding cups and bottles. There are snacks on the counter and drinks and drink mixes on the table behind the group.

Photograph of guests at Scott's party on the backyard deck. Some are sitting on the edge of the upper part of the split deck and some are crouching by another that is in a chair. There are plants, a mini fridge, ice chests, and a door around them.

The Nuclear Smuggling International Technical Working Group (ITWG) is an international body of nuclear forensic experts that cooperate to deter the illicit trafficking of nuclear materials. The objective of the ITWG is to provide a common approach and effective technical solutions to governments who request assistance in nuclear forensics. The ITWG was chartered in 1996 and since that time more than 28 nations and organizations have participated in 9 international meetings and 2 analytical round-robin trials. Soon after its founding the ITWG adopted a general framework to guide nuclear forensics investigations that includes recommendations for nuclear crime scene security and analysis, the best application of radioanalytical methods, the conduct of traditional forensic analysis of contaminated materials, and effective data analysis to interpret the history of seized nuclear materials. This approach has been adopted by many nations as they respond to incidents of illicit nuclear trafficking.

Video recording from The Black Academy of Arts and Letters recorded during the reception of the 2004 Dallas Arts Benefit Gala on September 18th, 2004. The Betacam footage features the live jazz band performing for the reception guests who appear in formal attire.

The National Museum of the Pacific War presents an interview with Aubrey Felder. Felder joined the Navy in February of 1943. He completed training and served as an Aviation Machinist’s Mate aboard the USS Wolverine (IX-64), a training ship at Naval Station Great Lakes. Beginning January of 1944 Felder worked aboard the USS Kadashan Bay (CVE-76). They participated in the battles of Peleliu, Leyte Gulf, Luzon and the Battle off Samar in the Philippine Sea. Their ship was hit by a kamikaze. Felder returned to the US and was discharged in early 1946.

The National Museum of the Pacific War presents an interview with Aubrey Felder. Felder joined the Navy in February of 1943. He completed training and served as an Aviation Machinist’s Mate aboard the USS Wolverine (IX-64), a training ship at Naval Station Great Lakes. Beginning January of 1944 Felder worked aboard the USS Kadashan Bay (CVE-76). They participated in the battles of Peleliu, Leyte Gulf, Luzon and the Battle off Samar in the Philippine Sea. Their ship was hit by a kamikaze. Felder returned to the US and was discharged in early 1946.