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On compactifications and the topological dynamics of definable groups
We discuss definable compactifications and topological dynamics. For G a group definable in some structure M, we define notions of "definable" compactification of G and "definable" ac...

Synthetic Tissue Scaffolds
Radical cystectomy accounts for the highest percentage of bladder related surgeries in the world today. The current standard surgical treatment for such a procedure is creating a...

Lance Armstrong and Frankeinsteins Monster - A Socio-Narrative Perspective.
Mary Shelley's novel, Frankenstein, tells the story of a budding young scientist whose unconventional scientific experiment creates the well-known monster. The Daemon then seeks to a...

Root-Mean-Square
INTRODUCTION.
The root mean square (RMS/rms) value of a set of data, aka quadratic mean, is a statistical measure - a type of average - defined as the square root of the mean square ...

Cross Section (sigma = mu/n)
A handy concept in quantifying the likelihood of electromagnetic or particulate radiation interacting in a particular way with matter is an abstract one referred to as the `cross sect...

Einstein`s Photoelectric Law
Formula: Kmax = hf - pfi.
Under the right circumstances, light or other electromagnetic radiation directed on to the surface of a material can cause electrons to be ejected from the...

The Markov Property
The Markov property
Pr (X_(n+1)=x ?| X_1= x_1,X_2= x_2,.,X_n= x_n)= Pr (X_(n+1)=x ?| X_n= x_n),
Pr (X_1= x_1,X_2= x_2,.,X_n= x_n)>0
Pr (Xn+1 = x | X1 = x1, X2 = x2, ., Xn = xn...

The Compton Effect
INTRODUCTION
Compton scattering is the inelastic scattering of an X or gamma-ray photon by a (virtually) free charged particle (usually an electron), in which some of the photon`s en...

Stellar Magnitude
OVERVIEW
It seems counter-intuitive that a so-called magnitude 1 star is brighter than a magnitude 6 star. Hipparchus, who bequeathed Ptolemy and then us his classification system,...

History of Maths: Pi
The discovery and refinement of Pi and its properties has been a continual process from Ancient civilisations through to modern times. The process of identifying the mathematical prop...


