Book review:
 Jordan-Zachery, Julia S. and Duchess Harris, eds. Black Girl Magic Beyond the Hashtag: Twenty-First-Century Acts of Self-Definition. Tucson: U Arizona P, 2019. 216 pages, ISBN 9780816539536. Pbk. $19.95.

Correspondence to: Y H Chan Tel: (65) 6317 2121 Fax: (65) 6317 2122 Email: chanyh@ cteru.gov.sg INTRODUCTION A common question posed to a biostatistician from a medical researcher is “How many subjects do I need to obtain a significant result for my study?”. That magic number! In the manufacturing industry, it is permitted to test thousands of components in order to derive a conclusive result b...

We report high-resolution angle-dependent measurements of the Periodic Orbit Resonance (POR) effect in (TMTSF):CI04. We observe additional harmonic resonances that were not observed in previous studies. By measuring over a broad range of frequency, field, and field orientation, we find that all of the POR evolve from the Lebed magic angles observed in dc (co = O) AMRO measurements. However, we ...

There have been observations, first from the MAGIC Telescope (July 2005) and quite recently (September 2008) from the FERMI Satellite Telescope, on non-simultaneous arrival of high-energy photons from distant celestial sources. In each case, the highest energy photons were delayed, as compared to their lower-energy counterparts, by clearly observable time intervals. Although the astrophysics at...

In this paper we introduce the concept of perfect super edge-magic graphs and we prove some classes of graphs to be perfect super edge-magic.

Multi-parent advanced generation intercross (MAGIC) populations are powerful next-generation mapping resources. We describe here the mating design and structure of the first MAGIC population in sorghum, and test its utility for mapping. The population was developed by intercrossing 19 diverse founder lines through a series of paired crosses with a genetic male sterile (MS) source, followed by 1...