BUQEYE guide to projection-based emulators in nuclear physics

FPGA-based Logic Emulators

Virtual Wires: Overcoming Pin Limitations in FPGA-based Logic Emulators Jonathan Babb, Russell Tessier, and Anant Agarwal MIT Laboratory for Computer Science Cambridge, MA 02139 Existing FPGA-based logic emulators suffer from limited inter-chip communication bandwidth, resulting in low gate utilization (10 to U) percent). This resource imbalance increases the number of chips needed to emulate a...

Physics in Nuclear Medicine

Frontiers in Nuclear Physics

These are the proceedings of the symposium on “Frontiers in Nuclear Physics” held at the Physikzentrum Bad Honnef from June 18 to 20, 2009. The workshop concentrated on recent advances in the understanding of the nuclear forces, fewnucleon systems and related topics. Included are a short contribution per talk. ∗ This symposium was supported in parts by funds provided from the Helmholtz Associat...

Tests of Micro - Pattern Gaseous Detectors for Active 1 Target Time Projection Chambers in nuclear physics

9 Active target detection systems, where the gas used as the detection medium 10 is also a target for nuclear reactions, have been used for a wide variety of 11 nuclear physics applications since the eighties. Improvements in MPGD (Mi12 cro Pattern Gaseous Detectors) and in micro-electronics achieved in the last 13 decade permit the development of a new generation of active targets with 14 high...

Nuclear Physics

the first importance. Behnke has demonstrated that the "lean body mass," since it represents the active tissue of a person, is superior to reference standards hitherto proposed for the estimation of physiological functions such as the masses of various organs and tissues and the volumes of the different fluid compartments in the body. In the present article, which has been reprinted as a short ...