The U.S. Northeast Continental Shelf is experiencing rapid warming, with potentially profound consequences to marine ecosystems. While satellites document multiple scales of spatial and temporal variability on the surface, our understanding of the status, trends, and drivers of the benthic environmental change remains limited. We interpolated sparse benthic temperature data along the New Englan...

The aim of this paper is to describe the dolphinfish bycatch rates in the longline fisheries of the Western Mediterranean and modelling the nominal bycatch abundance and distribution of dolphinfish from the Spanish Mediterranean as a function of technical, geographical, and seasonality factors. Our results indicate that the impact of the pelagic and semipelagic longline on the dolphinfish popul...

We present a system of interrelated conjectures which can be considered as restricted addition counterparts of classical theorems due to Kneser, Kemperman, and Scherk. Connections with the theorem of Cauchy-Davenport, conjecture of ErdősHeilbronn, and polynomial method of Alon-Nathanson-Ruzsa are discussed. The paper assumes no expertise from the reader and can serve as an introduction to the s...

We study separating equilibria (SE) in pure signaling games in which both type and signaling spaces aremultidimensional, the sender payoff is quasi-linear and receiver utility is independent of the signal (pure signaling case). We show for a large class of cost functions that a sender’s strategy constitutes an SE if and only if it satisfies a certain set of conditions. In particular, we show th...

The ideal battery separator would be infinitesimally thin, offer no resistance to ionic transport in electrolytes, provide infinite resistance to electronic conductivity for isolation of electrodes, be highly tortuous to prevent dendritic growths, and be inert to chemical reactions. Unfortunately, in the real world the ideal case does not exist. Real world separators are electronically insulati...

Since Becker (3), a common argument against asymmetric norms that promote minority rights over those of the majority is that such policies reduce total welfare. While this may be the case, we show that there are simple environments where aggregate sum of individual utilities is actually maximized under asymmetric norms that favor minorities. We thus maintain that without information regarding i...

Active flow control of cavity tones has been successful in controlling Rossiter tones in both subsonic and supersonic flows. While closed-loop control promises the lowest actuator power requirements and the ability to adapt to changing flow conditions, so far it has only been demonstrated on subsonic cavities. Suppression of Rossiter tones in supersonic cavities has been demonstrated using open...

In situ measurements of skin and bulk sea surface temperatures have been obtained during a cruise of the RV Southern Surveyor during June 2006. Comparisons with satellite-derived estimates of SST show error variability that may lead to a better understanding of the role of the ocean surface and atmospheric conditions in contributing to the in situ/satellite differences. During the first half of...

In this talk, we consider the well-posedness, ill-posedness and the regularity of stationary solutions to the hydrodynamic model of semiconductors represented by Euler-Poisson equations with sonic boundary, and make a classification on these solutions. When the doping profile is subsonic, we prove that, the corresponding steady-state equations with sonic boundary possess a unique interior subso...