A Full - Acceptance Detector ( FAD ) for the SSC : an Overview

Observing Disoriented Chiral Condensates

We speculate that, in very high energy hadronic collisions, large fireballs may be produced with interiors which have anomalous chiral order parameters. Such a process would result in radiation of pions with distinctive momentum and isospin distributions, and may provide an explanation of Centauro and related phenomena in cosmic-ray events. The phenomenology of such events is reviewed, with emp...

A Full - Acceptance Detector for the Ssc

During this year, I have spent most of my time thinking about and promoting a detector for the SSC program which would emphasize physics at the lower-rather than the higher-mass scales. I believe this to be an important supplement to the generic program of TeV mass scale physics that dominates everyone’s attention. I decided that the best way to approach the issue was to submit an expression of...

Medical Tourism: A Fad or an Opportunity; Comment on “Patient Mobility in the Global Marketplace: A Multidisciplinary Perspective”

This article is a commentary of an overview on “medical tourism” submitted by Lunt and Marrion, which describes a framework for the study of the issues related to medical tourism. The commentary attempts to differentiate between the current interest in medical tourism and the time-honored and well-established treatment abroad from countries with underdeveloped health systems. The commentary als...

Testing the reliability of skin color as an indicator of quality for early season ‘Brooks’ (Prunus a ium L.) cherry

During the 1997–1999 seasons, we investigated the relationship between ‘Brooks’ cherry skin color at harvest (full light red, 50% bright red, full bright red and full dark red) and consumer acceptance using fruit grown in different geographic locations in the San Joaquin Valley (SJV). Soluble solids concentration (SSC) increased, but titratable acidity (TA) levels did not decrease as cherries m...

OVERVIEW OF DATA FILTERING / ACQUISITION FOR A 47 r DETECTOR AT THE SSC ”