SO(p, q) = {g ∈ SLp+q(R) : g>Qg = Q} (where Q = ( 1p 0 0 −1q ) )  SU(2) −→ SO(3) SL2(R) −→ SO(2, 1) SU(2)× SU(2) −→ SO(4) SL2(C) −→ SO(3, 1) SL2(R)× SL2(R) −→ SO(2, 2) Sp∗(2, 0) −→ SO(5) Sp∗(1, 1) −→ SO(4, 1) Sp2(R) −→ SO(3, 2) SU(4) −→ SO(6) SL2(H) −→ SO(5, 1) SU(2, 2) −→ SO(4, 2) SL4(R) −→ SO(3, 3) Thus, these are small examples...

The binding curve of myosin subfragment-1 (S1) to F-actin is not a simple hyperbola: at high concentrations of S1 the binding curve can be transformed into a linear plot ("normal" binding), but at small concentrations of S1 the binding complications deform the binding curve and produce nonlinear transforms ("anomalous" binding) [Andreev, O. A., & Borejdo, J. (1992) J. Muscle Res. Cell Motil. 13...

ion/specification relations Abstract:instance (instance:abstract): S2 instantiates the abstraction stated by S1, or S2 abstracts over the information presented by S1. Tutor: How can the acceleration be 0 if there are forces on it? Student: The sum of the forces equal 0 for there to be no acceleration. Tutor: That’s exactly right. The weight and the normal force are (in this case) equal and oppo...

Background and Purpose Many stroke trials include maximal inspiratory pressure (MIP), expiratory (MEP), sniff nasal (SNIP) outcome measurements. However, data on agreement reliability of repeated MIP, MEP, SNIP measurements in acute subacute patients are scarce. Methods This study employed a test–retest design. Eighteen (seven female) with mean (SD) age 59 (14.5) years were recruited from neuro...