Editorial: Fortschr. Phys. 5-7/2002

Phys 509 - Problem Set 5

Editorial Volume 5, Issue1

Applied Literature, however, does not have literature at its centre. Literature in this domain is a tool to solve problems and achieve goals. Using literature to teach and learn languages, the application of literature to language education, is a very handy example. Health Humanities (by Crawford, et al. and reviewed by A. Ramazani in our Journal's previous issue) comprises chapters on how lite...

Editorial Volume 5, Issue 2

Our Journal's tendency towards the real world in applied linguistics and literary studies should have significant epistemological and methodological consequences in researching the fields. The interest in the real world makes the problems we may have in our everyday lives our 'points of departure' in research. According to my experience of research in our universities throughout their history, ...

Editorial 5..8

As this issue goes to print, our Journal of Town & City Management celebrates its first birthday. Since June 2010, not much has changed in the world . . . or has it? In our special editorial with views from JTCM’s Editorial Board on international trends in city management, few could have predicted quite what a test the European Union would face in terms of the credibility of its currency with t...

Edwards S F & Anderson P W. Theory of spin glasses. J. Phys.—F—MetaI Phys. 5:965-74, 1975

When magnetic atoms are dispersed in a nonmagnetic metallic matrix, the forces between their magnetic moments depend on separation and are sometimes of ferromagnetic type and sometimes antiferromagnetic. The net experimental observation is thermodynamic, not magnetic, and shows a phase change at low temperatures. Both phases are nonmagnetic and apparently completely disordered. This paper inven...