Comment on evidence for surface-initiated homogenous nucleation J. E. Kay, V. Tsemekhman, B. Larson, M. Baker, and B. Swanson Department of Earth and Space Sciences, University of Washington, Seattle, USA Applied Physics Laboratory, University of Washington, Seattle, USA Received: 11 March 2003 – Accepted: 12 June 2003 – Published: 1 July 2003 Correspondence to: J. E. Kay ([email protected])

The paper introduces a new protocol for wireless cellular networks by combining a time reservation scheme with a dynamic space reservation scheme. The proposed new protocol, known as the Space and Time Reservation Multiple Access (STRMA) protocol, does not use a fured reuse pattern but allows a dynamic reservation of bandwidth in both time and space. The performance of this protocol found by si...

In homogenous space Sol we study compact surfaces with constant mean curvature and with non-empty boundary. We ask how the geometry of the boundary curve imposes restrictions over all possible configurations that the surface can adopt. We obtain a flux formula and we establish results that assert that, under some restrictions, the symmetry of the boundary is inherited into the surface. MSC: 53A10

The problem of oscillations detection for nonlinear systems is addressed. The notion of homogeneity in bi-limit from (Andrieu, et al., 2008) is extended to local homogeneity. Next, sufficient conditions of oscillations existence for locally homogeneous systems are formulated. The proposed approach allows one to estimate the number of limit cycles and the regions of their location. Efficiency of...