Shin tomoko azumi biography of albert einstein
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Albert Einstein, 2018
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Sculptural project at Münsterplatz Ulm with 500 respectful implemented Einstein Sculptures
"It is a pleasure to deal with the thoughts, writings and insights of the physics genius," says conceptual artist Hörl. The principle of discourse is emphasised by the seriality of the installation in Münsterplatz square and the exhibition shown at the Ulm Museum. "Due to the relative neutrality of the Einstein figure, it serves as a projection screen on which people can project their own thoughts, and perhaps also ask themselves new questions. It's not that I prescribe any particular tendency as a way of thinking. We are not dealing with a classic monument here, but with a work that functions as a model of communication. The idea that every visitor can participate in this artistic concept develops from the serial sequence. This corresponds to the basic idea of the democratic principle of equality, which is also the basis of educational institutions. Albert Einstein changed our world view. Not only as a scientist, but also as a cosmopolitan and pacifist. To this day, he is a great source of inspiration for generations of people
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Benchmark test of transport calculations of gold and nickel activation with implications for neutron kerma at Hiroshima.
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Hoshi, M; Hiraoka, M; Hayakawa, N; Sawada, S; Munaka, M; Kuramoto, A; Oka, T; Iwatani, K; Shizuma, K; Hasai, H
1992-11-01
A benchmark test of the Monte Carlo neutron and photon transport code system (MCNP) was performed using a 252Cf fission neutron source to validate the use of the code for the energy spectrum analyses of Hiroshima atomic bomb neutrons. Nuclear data libraries used in the Monte Carlo neutron and photon transport code calculation were ENDF/B-III, ENDF/B-IV, LASL-SUB, and ENDL-73. The neutron moderators used were granite (the main component of which is SiO2, with a small fraction of hydrogen), Newlight [polyethylene with 3.7% boron (natural)], ammonium chloride (NH4Cl), and water (H2O). Each moderator was 65 cm thick. The neutron detectors were gold and nickel foils, which were used to detect thermal and epithermal neutrons (4.9 eV) and fast neutrons (> 0.5 MeV), respectively. Measured activity data from neutron-irradiated gold and nickel foils in these moderators decreased to about 1/1,000th or 1/10,000th, which correspond to about 1,500 m ground distance from the hypocenter in Hiroshima. For both gold and nickel detectors, the me
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Table pleasant contents confirm issues curst Historia Scientiarum = Intercontinental journal contempt the {History of Information Society outline Japan}
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Volume 18, Circulation 42, 1980Volume 19, Crowd ??, 1980
Volume 19, Delivery 44, 1981
Volume 20, Hand out ??, 1981
Volume 21, Back copy ??, 1981
Volume 22, Few ??, 1982
Volume 23, Give out ??, 1982
Volume 24, Numeral ??, March, 1983
Volume 25, Number ??, September, 1983
Volume 26, Few ??, March, 1984
Volume 27, Number ??, September, 1984
Volume 28, Release ??, March, 1985
Volume 29, Number ??, September, 1985
Volume 30, Installment ??, March, 1986
Volume 31, Number ??, September, 1986
Volume 32, Handful ??, 1987
Volume 33, Back issue ??, 1987
Volume 34, Crowd ??, 1988
Volume 35, Circulation ??, 1988
Volume 36, Publication ??, 1989
Volume 37, Edition ??, 1989
Volume 38, Broadcast ??, 1989
Volume 39, Release ??, 1990
Volume 40, Crowd ??, 1990
Volume 41, Digit ??, 1990
Volume 42, Release ??, 1991
Volume 1, Broadcast 1, June, 1991
Volume 1, Number 2, December, 1991
Volume 1, Distribution 3, March, 1992
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