Mr. Marius Maxwell

Lroc Observations of the Marius Hills

dis4, M. S. Robinson1, B. W. Denevi1, T. A. Giguere5, B. L. Jolliff6, S. E. Braden1, and the LROC Science Team. 1School of Earth and Space Exploration, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ [email protected] 3Hawaii Institute of Geophysics and Planetology, University of Hawaii at Manoa, Honolulu, HI 4United States Geological Survey, As­ trogeology Program, Flagstaff, AZ 5Intergraph Corporation, H...

Marius Clore, G: Adventures in Biomolecular NMR

My NMR career started in 1980 when I joined the Division of Molecular Pharmacology at the Medical Research Council’s National Institute of Medical Research (NIMR) located in Mill Hill, London. I had been recruited 18 months previously by the director of NIMR, Sir Arnold Burgen, while still a medical student at University College Hospital Medical School, on the basis of the work I had published ...

Faraday versus Maxwell Faraday or Maxwell ?

New Observations of the Marius Hills Complex from Moon Mineralogy

Introduction: The 35,000 km 2 Marius Hills (MH) complex located in Oceanus Procellarum is one of the highest concentrations of volcanic features (domes and cones) on the surface of the Moon [1]. Domes are 200-500m in height and have a different morphology from the surrounding mare units [2]. The domes are found within all the different lava flows as previously mapped from spectral [3,4] and/or ...

NONNUCLEAR SUBALGEBRAS OF AF ALGEBRAS By MARIUS DADARLAT

We show that any non-type I separable unital AF algebra B can be modeled from inside by a nonnuclear C*-algebra and from outside by a nonexact C*-algebra. More precisely there exist unital separable quasidiagonal C*-algebras A B C of real rank zero, stable rank one, such that A is nonnuclear, C is nonexact, and both A and C are asymptotically homotopy equivalent to B. In particular A, B and C h...