Fugitive Libraries

Fugitive Saint

Angela Verne. (Catholic Printing Company, Farnwort'1' Bolton, Lanes. 18s.) "According to legend, she (St. Dymphna) fled from Ireland to Gheel with the priest Gonerbernus to escape the unholy desire of her own father, a pagan kl0fc of Ireland. The latter, however, discovered their whereabouts and put them ^ death." These stark sentences, which embody all that is known of the patron sain of the f...

Quantification of Area Fugitive Emissions

Quantification of Area Fugitive Emissions

Searching for a Visible, Lazy Fugitive

Graph searching problems are described as games played on graphs, between a set of cops and a fugitive. Variants of the game restrict the abilities of the cops and the fugitive and the corresponding search numbers (the least number of cops that have a winning strategy) are related to several well-known parameters in graph theory. We study the case where the fugitive is visible (the cops’ strate...

Fugitive Dust Generation in the Laboratory

Fugitive dust (dust composed of natural materials, suspended into the air by human activities) is an air quality concern in many agricultural regions of the United States. Fugitive dust is generated almost everywhere by vehicles traveling on unpaved or sediment-covered roads and at construction and waste management sites (Cowherd et al., 1988). In the Southern High Plains of Texas and the Colum...