Contains Community input for Detroit Arsenal, MI

Contains Rapid City Input material (Weather and Litigation information) for Air Force Analyst Tanya Cruz regarding Dyess Air Force Base, TX

Contains base input for Niagara Falls International Airport Air Guard Station, NY

The Twiss parameters provide a convenient description of beam optics in uncoupled linear beamlines. For coupled beamlines, a variety of approaches are possible for describing the linear optics; here, we propose an approach and notation that naturally generalizes the familiar Twiss parameters to the coupled case in three degrees of freedom. Our approach is based on an eigensystem analysis of the matrix of second-order beam moments, or alternatively (in the case of a storage ring) on an eigensystem analysis of the linear single-turn map. The lattice functions that emerge from this approach have an interpretation that is conceptually very simple: in particular, the lattice functions directly relate the beam distribution in phase space to the invariant emittances. To emphasize the physical significance of the coupled lattice functions, we develop the theory from first principles, using only the assumption of linear symplectic transport. We also give some examples of the application of this approach, demonstrating its advantages of conceptual and notational simplicity.

Daily newspaper from Altus, Oklahoma that includes local, state, and national news along with advertising.

The objective of this project was to develop predictive models of the chemical responses of microbial cells to variations in their surroundings. The application of these models is optimization of environmental remediation and energy-producing biotechnical processes.The principles on which our project is based are as follows: chemical thermodynamics and kinetics; automation of calibration through information theory; integration of multiplex data (e.g. cDNA microarrays, NMR, proteomics), cell modeling, and bifurcation theory to overcome cellular complexity; and the use of multiplex data and information theory to calibrate and run an incomplete model. In this report we review four papers summarizing key findings and a web-enabled, multiple module workflow we have implemented that consists of a set of interoperable systems biology computational modules.

At BABAR, the Level 1 Drift Chamber trigger is being upgraded to reduce increasing background rates while the PEP-II luminosity keeps improving. This upgrade uses the drift time information and stereo wires in the drift chamber to perform a 3D track reconstruction that effectively rejects background events spread out along the beam line.

Most alkali halides crystallize in the fcc sodium chloride structure. In contrast, with the exception of CsF, the Cs-halides form the simple cubic cesium chloride (CsCl) structure at ambient conditions and they have a substantially different electronic structure than other alkali halides; in particular, they have several nearly degenerate electronic levels near the Brillouin zone center. Highly resolved Three-Photon Spectroscopy (TPS) measurements allow direct observation of the near band edge structure and, in the case of CsI, probe more states than one-photon techniques. A number of interesting phenomena, among them level repulsion (Fermi resonance), occur as these levels are tuned through one another by application of hydrostatic pressure. To the best of our knowledge, this has been observed for CsBr for the first time. Doubling the photon energy range compared to a previous publication [see Yoo et al. PRL 84, 3875 (2000)] allows direct observation of the n=1, 2 and 3 exciton-polariton members of the {Lambda}{sub 8}{sup -}-{Lambda}{sub 6}{sup +} transition in CsI and lets us establish unambiguous values for the bandgap (6.139 eV), binding energy (0.265 eV) and their pressure dependence up to 7 kbar. Similarly to CsI, the CsBr linewidth of the lowest {Lambda}{sub 4}{sup -} polariton (A) …

Contains Base Visit Book for Sheppard Air Force Base, TX

Contains the Base Visit Book for Defense Finance & Accounting Service Columbus, OH/ Denver, CO

Contains Base Visit Report by Navy Team Analyst Hal Tickle for the second trip to NAS Brunswick, ME

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Contains Clearinghouse Q&A and Mil Val numbers from Navy Team Analyst Hal Tickle regarding SUBASE New London, CT

Contains COBRA runs for Navy Team Analyst Hal Tickle regarding SUBASE New London, CT

Contains CODEL Correspondence regarding SUBASE New London to Navy Team Analyst Hal Tickle and the BRAC Commission

Contains notes and research (Team Ft. Monmouth packet)by Wes Hood of the ARMY Team.

Contains notes and research from Air Force Analyst David Combs regarding Cannon AFB, NM

Contains notes and research (H&SA 46)Various States by Wes Hood of the ARMY Team.

Contains notes and research (TECH-6, Hanscom AFB,MA, Maxwell AFB,AL) by Glen Knoepfle of the JOINT ISSUES Team.

Contains notes and research (Reserve Component Transformation) Various States by Wes Hood of the Army Team.

Contains notes and research (Clearinghouse Q&S regarding RC transformation) Various States by Wes Hood of the Army Team.

Contains notes and research of (CODEL Aberdeen Proving Ground) Aberdeen, MD, by Wes Hood of the ARMY Team.

Contains notes and research (CRS Reports) Various States, by Wes Hood of the ARMY Team.