3D Printing’s Time to Shine

Corrections and Changes to the Third through the Seventh Printings

p. 55, line 7: read: if 0 < |en| < .9, p. 57, display (17): read: if 0 < |en| ≤ .2 • p. 58, Ex. 4.3/2: Omit. (too hard) p. 60, Ans. 4.3/2: read: 1024 p. 63, display (9): delete: > 0 p. 63, line 11 from bottom: read: 5.1/4 p. 68, line 10: replace: hypotheses by: symbols; replace or by and • p. 69, line 9: read: strictly increasing, clearly n1 ≥ 1, n2 ≥ 2, and so on, so eventually lines 11, 13: r...

Quantum dots shine unsteadily

Artificial atoms are a cornerstone of emerging technologies that promise to make practical use of the laws of quantum mechanics. In principle, artificial atoms should behave like real atoms but be compatible with a solidstate environment. As such, they could serve as solidstate quantum bits (qubits) ideally suited to interfacing with photonic qubits. They could store, manipulate, and retrieve q...

Shine-through: temporal aspects

If a vernier stimulus precedes a grating for a very short time, the vernier either remains invisible, but may bequeath some of its properties to the grating (feature inheritance), or might shine through keeping its features - depending on the number of grating elements [Herzog, M. H. & Koch, C., 2001. Seeing properties of an invisible element: feature inheritance and shine-through. Proceedings ...

Detection of Congenital Mullerian Anomalies Using Real-Time 3D Sonography

1 Report for SHINE

Reduced folate status is now accepted as the most important risk factor for the occurrence (and recurrence) of NTD affected births (MRC Trial 1991). Consistent with this is a study that shows a graduation in risk in going for a reduced to an optimal folate status (Daly et al 1995). This study showed that in the index pregnancy (i.e. one in which the child had an NTD) there was a progressive rel...