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The paper deals with the verb embracing double negation found in both Chamic and Bahnaric languages and with the question how it developed. We propose both an internal and external explanation. The former relates to what is called a ‘Jespersen Cycle’, a hypothesis about the renewal of single negation out of double negation, itself developing out of another single negation. The latter is languag...

Synchrotron Radiation and Pretzeled Orbits Geometry of Synchrotron Radiation Illumination

Turning on a `pretzel' , or any closed orbit distortion, can substantially alter the path of synchrotron radiation (SR), in some instances causing it to strike components not designed to absorb the radiation. In this paper I develop equations useful in determining the source position and angle of dipole SR as a function of the pretzel amplitude and angle. Formula for linear power deposition and...

Electroweak Synchrotron Radiation*

We calculate the emission rate and spectrum for radiation of neutral electroweak bosons (Z”) f rom an electron in a weak external homogeneous electromagnetic field satisfying 1 f Fcly Fp”/1/2 < Fc 3 mzc3/eti. The calculational method is based on the source theory formulation of quantum field theory introduced by Schwinger. In particular for ultra-relativistic electrons, we find that the 2’ emis...

Honochro44atic Synchrotron Radiation

U, GaAs. b C tt 45 Q) mc) d w the direction of observation) appear both in the forward and in Bragg . & t o , t; bJ c diffracted directions in monochromatic synchrotron radiation diffraction This Treviously unobserved phenomenon can be explained in terms w m 0 G, 4 imaging. Of planar defects (interfaces) or platelets which affects the absorpcion coefficient in anomalous transmission. Such regio...

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