The γ-circular polarizations (Pγ) and asymmetries (Aγ) of the parity forbidden M1 + E2 γ-decays: 36Cl∗(Jπ = 2;T = 1;Ex = 1.95 MeV) → 36Cl(Jπ = 2+;T = 1; g.s.) and 36Ar∗(Jπ = 2;T = 0;Ex = 4.97 MeV) → 36Ar∗(Jπ = 2+;T = 0;Ex = 1.97 MeV) are investigated theoretically. We use the recently proposed Warburton-Becker-Brown shell-model interaction. For the weak forces we discuss comparatively different...

This study focuses on the effective separation of cellulose from bamboo through a two-step process. Several organic alkalies 2-pyrrolidinone, ethylurea, dibutylamine, N-methylformamide and tetramethyl guanidine were used to remove lignin isolate massive bamboo. The results showed that can effectively hemicellulose while retaining almost all in residual solid. removal achieved 86.0 84.0% after h...

In this talk we will investigate the structure of a class of closable derivations on von Neumann algebras coming from group-measure space constructions. We will then show how to apply these results to obtain new examples of von Neumann algebras which do not arise as group-measure space constructions, for example the von Neumann algebra L(SL3(Z) ∗G) where G is any non-trivial group. Results in g...

Abstract We investigate the characteristics of gamma-ray signal following decay MeV-scale Axion-Like Particles (ALPs) coupled to photons which are produced in a Supernova (SN) explosion. This analysis is first include production heavier ALPs through photon coalescence process, enlarging mass range that could be observed this way and giving stronger bound from observation SN 1987A. Furthermore, ...

Given a classical theory T, a Kripke structure K = (K,≤, (Aα)α∈K ) is called T-normal (or locally T) if for each α ∈ K, Aα is a classical model of T. It has been known for some time now, thanks to van Dalen, Mulder, Krabbe, and Visser, that Kripke models of HA over finite frames (K,≤) are locally PA. They also proved that models of HA over the frame (ω,≤) contain infinitely many Peano nodes. We...

Families of Sets Definition 1.1 (Order properties). A countable1 family {An}n∈N of 1 To make sure we are all on the same page, let us fix some notation and terminology: • ⊆ denotes a subset (not necessarily proper). • A set A is said to be countable if there exists an injection (one-to-one mapping) from A into N. Note that finite sets are also countable. Sets which are not countable are called ...