MOLECULAR SIZE CUT-OFF CRITERIA FOR SCREENING BIOACCUMULATION POTENTIAL: FACT OR FICTION?

The "slow pathway" potential: fact or fiction?

The exact electroanatomic circuit responsible for atrioventricular nodal reentrant tachycardia (AVNRT) remains poorly understood. Initially, the pathological substrate was thought to be a small reentry circuit within the compact AV node (AVN).1 However, through a series of detailed histological studies,2 computer modeling,3 optical mapping,4 and uniquely insightful observations of tachycardia b...

Long-lasting molecular alignment: fact or fiction?

It has been suggested that appropriate periodic sequences of laser pulses can maintain molecular alignment for arbitrarily long times [J. Ortigoso, Phys. Rev. Lett. 93, 073001 (2004)]. These aligned states are found among the cyclic eigenstates of truncated matrix representations of the one-period time propagator U(T,0). However, long time localization of periodic driven systems depends on the ...

Sonofusion – Fact or Fiction?

Sonoluminescence and Sonofusion phenomena may occur when vapor bubbles implode. This paper reviews the status of our understanding of the bubble dynamics involved in these interesting phenomena. In particular, the experimental and analytical evidence supporting the observed production of neutrons and tritium due to thermonuclear fusion within imploding bubble clusters is reviewed. Moreover, pot...

Common Criteria certified open source software - fact or fiction?

In 2012 the two open source projects CESeCore and EJBCA were Common Criteria certified [CCP], using open source tools and open source methodologies. As the actual software and its long term evolution is perhaps the most important result for most users, we will look at how certification, distribution and maintenance is managed. Can they be done in an open source way, and is certification always ...

NFRs : Fact or Fiction ?