bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Gauss-Newton Method in the Problem of Optimizing the Axisymmetric Phase Function Calculation Based on the Hilbert Diagnostic Data
Authors: Arbuzov E.V. , Arbuzov V.A. , Dubnishchev Yu.N. , Zolotukhina O.S.
Published: November 2023

A method for reconstructing phase disturbances of a probing light field using the iterative Gauss-Newton algorithm is discussed as part of the Hilbert diagnostics development of gaseous, condensed and reacting media. In this case, the need to determine second derivatives is eliminated, which simplifies the calculations. The method consists of selecting a phase profile, which is specified by a Bezier curve, and hilbertogram calculating. The coincidence of the reference and reconstructed hilbertograms serves as a criterion for the results reliability. The Jacobian matrix for the nonlinear integral operator of Hilbert visualization is obtained. The algorithm is analyzed using a test function. The method development is associated with the algorithm application to the processing of experimental results, including the reconstruction of complex structures in which the phase function is described by several Bezier polynomials.
Estimation of Sheet Deformation of Aluminium Blank using Non-Contact Methods on the Example of Erichsen Cupping Test
Authors: Petrov M.A. , Romashov D.A. , Isakov V.V.
Published: November 2023

In the present study, non-contact techniques for estimating the deformation of a sheet specimen of aluminium alloy AA5051 (AMg2) subjected to Erichsen cupping test are considered. It is shown that it is possible to get reliable information by numerical simulation, however, for the case when the coefficients of the yield and fracture equations of the material are well-known and validated. This requires the application of confirmatory techniques based on the results of real experiments, for example, through optical 3D-scanning. The realization of the techniques requires preparing the blank prior the experimental stage. The combined technique of speckle interferometry and digital image correlation allows estimating deformations on the outer linear surfaces, but does not indicate deformations of products with curved surfaces and inside the specimen, which requires performing an additional numerical simulation.
Percursos paisagísticos como estratégia para a manutenção dos elementos-chave da paisagem no município de Santa Maria (Rio Grande do Sul – Brasil)
Authors: Follmann Fernanda Maria , Foleto Eliane Maria
Published: November 2023

A valorização no contexto ambiental requer a compreensão das funções que os ecossistemas desempenham em prol da qualidade socioambiental, neste aspecto, o trabalho desenvolve-se. O objetivo remete a análise e à construção de estratégias que promovam a valorização e a manutenção dos serviços dos ecossistemas desempenhados pelos elementos-chave da paisagem no município de Santa Maria. O processo metodológico perpassa à definição destes elementos-chave e dos serviços ecossistêmicos providos pelos mesmos, obtidos por meio de referenciais teóricos, trabalhos de campo e entrevistas no local de estudo e em áreas de reconhecida valorização da paisagem de Portugal. A identificação da biodiversidade, geomorfologia, hidrologia e usos antrópicos como elementos-chave, somados aos serviços dos ecossistemas possibilitados por estes, permitiu a discussão sobre o valor associado a tais elementos e ao panorama de proteção envolvido. As estratégias para valorização dos elementos-chave foram taticamente desenvolvidas entre a correlação de exemplos obtidos em Portugal, aplicados à semelhança em Santa Maria. Os resultados do estudo mostram a possibilidade efetiva de valorização da paisagem em Santa Maria por meio dos Percursos Paisagísticos de Santa Maria desenvolvidos. Os percursos designados no decorrer do trabalho, mostram que o uso sustentável, vinculado à valorização monetária e não-monetária é capaz de promover a valorização dos sistemas paisagísticos.
Endomorphisms of the Toeplitz algebra
Authors: Grigoryan S. A. , Kuznetsova A. Yu.
Published: November 2023

This article describes all injective endomorphisms of the classical Toeplitz algebra. Their connection with endomorphisms of the algebra of continuous functions on the unit circle and with coverings over the unit circle was considered. It was shown that each non-unitary isometry V in the Toeplitz algebra determines the identity preserving endomorphism, as well as the class of its compact perturbations, i.e., identity non-preserving endomorphisms, defined by partial isometries {V P}, where P is a projection of finite codimension. The notions of T -equivalence of endomorphisms and T -equivalence up to a compact perturbation were introduced. An example was provided wherein the isometries are unitarily equivalent but the corresponding endomorphisms fall into different equivalence classes. Of all endomorphisms, the ones belonging to the class of Blaschke endomorphisms, which are analogous to endomorphisms of the discalgebra and generate unbranched coverings over the unit circle, were singled out.
Analysis of the amplitude form of the quantum hash function
Authors: Ablayev M. F. , Ablayev F. M. , Vasiliev A. V.
Published: November 2023

In this article, the properties of quantum hash functions are further explored. Previous findings show that so-called small-bias sets (special subsets of the set of elements of a cyclic group) generate a “phase” quantum hash function. Here, it was proved that they also generate an “amplitude” quantum hash function. Namely, it turned out that constructing small-bias sets while generating amplitude quantum functions yields a well-balanced combination of the cryptographic properties of unidirectionality and collision resistance. As a corollary of the obtained theorem, a general statement about the generation of new amplitude quantum hash functions based on universal hash families and small-bias sets was proved.
Multiscale modeling of powder materials processing for additive manufacturing in inductively coupled plasma
Authors: Tsivilsky I. V. , Melnikov A. S. , Gilmutdinov A. Kh.
Published: November 2023

This article analyzes the approaches to macro- and mesoscale computational modeling of the dynamics of metal powder particles motion in the condensation chamber of a plasma reactor, spheroidization, coagulation, and phase transitions in particles. The features of different regimes of vaporization and condensation were described. The influence of phenomena such as Brownian motion and thermophoresis on the process was explored. The parameters of the process at which the formation of core-shell particles occurs were determined. The model can be used to optimize and select the effective regimes for the processing and synthesis of powder materials in inductively coupled plasma.
Por una sociedad más justa: Mujeres comunistas en México, 1919-1935
Authors: Cueva Tazzer María de Lourdes
Published: November 2023

La lucha armada de 1910 abrió posibilidades para que personas de distintos sectores se expresaran y conquistaran un lugar en lo público de acuerdo con sus ideales e intereses. En este libro se cuenta la historia de cuatro mujeres: Refugio García, Graciela Amador, Concha Michel y Consuelo Uranga, que participaron –junto a sus camaradas– desde los primeros años del Partido Comunista Mexicano (pcm) con la firme intención de construir un mundo más justo e igualitario para los sectores más desfavorecidos –campesinos, obreros y mujeres– convencidas de que la revolución mexicana debía transformarse en una revolución proletaria. Por lo tanto, también es una historia del pcm, pero visto desde otro lugar. Desde los propios escritos y vidas de las mujeres se entreteje una historia intensa en donde los hombres y las mujeres pretenden cambiar el mundo sin lograrlo, pero encuentran estrategias contradictorias de sobrevivencia de sus ideales y de su vida.
La configuración corporativa del Sindicato Nacional de Trabajadores del Seguro Social
Authors: Ocampo Merlo Rodrigo Eduardo
Published: November 2023

Esta obra reconstruye por niveles de realidad configuración corporativa del Sindicato Nacional de Trabajadores del Seguro Social. La originalidad de la investigación radica en su manera de renovar y problematizar el concepto de corporativismo sindical, el cual, y por la influencia de autores como Phillippe C. Schmitter, se había centrado en la relación del sindicato con el Estado. En cambio, en este trabajo el análisis de la intermediación de intereses incorpora también los procesos de dominación y concertación que ocurre en el lugar de trabajo, junto con las dinámicas electorales que siguen instancias medias de representación como las secciones sindicales. La propuesta teórico-metodológica del configuracionismo permite analizar lo real concreto como una síntesis en la que se articulan estructuras, subjetividades y acciones. Esta estrategía hizo posible al autor exponer las relaciones corporativas como una configuración de configuraciones multinivel, la cual se presenta en sus articulaciones, continuidades y contradicciones.
Tres conversaciones en Nepantla: Poesía, vida y exilio de españoles e hispanomexicanos
Authors: Muñoz Covarrubias Pablo
Published: November 2023

Tres conversaciones en Nepantla es un libro que reúne vidas, poemas y exilios. En este ensayo, el autor explora las conexiones entre los hombres y mujeres que vivieron en México una de las etapas más significativas y retadoras de su existencia. Como efecto de la derrota de la República en España, miembros de diversas generaciones llegaron a nuestro país. Aquí trabajaron, estudiaron y convivieron para combatir la soledad e inventar nuevas existencias bajo el asedio implacable de la incertidumbre. Palabras, versos, preguntas, varios malentendidos, silencios, guiños, todo esto lo comparten, lo plasman, lo revelan en las pláticas privadas y en los textos públicos. Aquí se busca recuperar ese diálogo en el sentido más amplio del término: los puentes literarios que, particularmente, van de los más viejos (León Felipe, Emilio Prados y Pedro Garfias) hacia los más jóvenes, los escritores hispanomexicanos (Carlos Blanco Aguinaga, Luis Rius, Nuria Parés, José de la Colina, Arturo Souto Alabarce, Gerardo Deniz, etcétera), y de regreso. Aquí la crítica literaria se pone al servicio de la recuperación de ese pasado y de su instalación esperanzada en la memoria de los lectores actuales.
Çanakkale Kent Merkezi Kamusal Açık Alanlarının Kadın Kullanımı Açısından İrdelenmesi
Authors: Erduran Nemutlu Füsün , Aksoy Sena , Nurullayeva Nurana , Morgül Zeynep Pelin
Published: November 2023

Kentsel alanlar, farklı kamu hizmetlerinin bir arada yer aldığı, kozmopolit yaşam alanlarıdır. Kentsel açık alanlar ise doğal dengeyi korumalarının yanı sıra sosyo-kültürel paylaşımları da sağlayan önemli yerlerdir. Bu bağlamda kent yaşamının hızlı ve yorucu şartlarında birçok sorumluluğu üstlenen kadınların ihtiyaçları özel olarak incelenmeli ve disiplinler arası çalışmalarla ortaya konulmalıdır. Bu çalışmada Çanakkale kent merkezinin en yoğun kullanım alanları belirlenerek kadınların buralarda kent tasarımına bağlı yaşadıkları sorunların analiz edilmesi amaçlanmıştır. Çalışmanın yönteminde fiziki mekânların ve kullanılan kentsel elemanların, donatıların analiz edilebilmesi için 30 sorudan oluşan bir bilgi formu kullanılmıştır. Çalışma sonucunda kadınların kentsel alanların kullanımında güvenlik, konfor ve estetik açısından sorun yaşadığı, kentsel donatıların yeterli olmadığı, kentsel açık ve yeşil alanların kadınlar ve dezavantajlı bireyler tarafın-dan kullanımının zor olduğu, sosyal ve kültürel faaliyetlerin yetersiz olduğu belirlenmiştir. Her alanda ayrı ayrı belirlenen sorunların toplamının yüzdelik olarak sonucuna göre, kadınların kent merkezini kullanı-mında %66 oranında sorun yaşadıkları ortaya koyulmuştur. Çalışmada elde edilen veriler gelecekte yapıla-cak her türlü bilimsel çalışmalara örnek oluşturabilecek ve kent tasarım ve planlamasında kamu kurumla-rına ve yerel yönetime katkı sağlayacaktır.
Insights into L2 connected speech segmentation: A gating experiment with listeners of different English proficiency levels
Authors: Zoghlami Naouel
Published: November 2023

The relative contribution of bottom-up (i.e. acoustic-phonetic) and top-down (i.e. contextual) cues for successful L2 online segmentation is still a matter of debate. This study used the gating paradigm to investigate the segmentation processes of adult L2 English listeners with different proficiency levels, by looking at the type of cues they exploit and how they revise their hypotheses as connected speech is progressively revealed. Twenty-one French and Tunisian undergraduates were selected from a larger pool (n=226) and identified as skilled (n=11) and unskilled (n=10) listeners based on their scores on standardized English listening and vocabulary tests. Descriptive statistics, analysis of variance and qualitative analysis were performed on the obtained data. Overall, this study provides supporting L2 evidence for the hierarchical nature of the multiple speech segmentation cues (Mattys et al., 2005). The results indicated an early effect of context on segmentation that was independent of L2 proficiency when the context is constraining. In non-constraining contexts, successful segmentation is delayed for both groups with L2 unskilled listeners needing far more bottom-up information to process input and revise their segmentation hypotheses. We conclude that, in online L2 speech segmentation, what distinguishes proficient from non-proficient listeners is their efficient processing of bottom-up cues. Pedagogical implications are provided hoping to help L2 English teachers (and materials developers) focus on bottom-up training to improve their learners’ real-time comprehension competence.
An Investigation into Assessment Applications in Textbooks Used in Teaching Turkish as a Foreign Language Based on Spoken Production and Interaction Skills Outcomes
Authors: AKTAR Süleyman , YAĞMUR ŞAHİN Esin
Published: November 2023

The main purpose of this study is to reveal to what extent the measurement practices prepared for verbal production and interaction skills in the “Altay I am Learning Turkish A1 book” overlap with the acquisitions of the in the Ministry of National Education Turkish Teaching as a Foreign Language Program (2020). The speaking skill, which is part of the narrative skills among the fundamental language skills, is divided into two categories in the book: oral production and oral interaction skills. In the Ministry of National Education (2020), the speaking skill is addressed under two subheadings as oral production and oral interaction skills. In this research, the achievements in the Turkish as a Foreign Language Teaching Program, which were prepared in accordance with the modern language teaching approach in collaboration between the Ministry of National Education and Maarif Foundation in 2020, are considered as the benchmark. The research is qualitative and descriptive in nature. The measurement applications for oral production and oral interaction in the Altay Turkish I'm Learning A1 book were examined and interpreted using the document analysis technique. According to the results obtained from the research findings, it is observed that the measurement applications in the book align closely with the achievements of the Ministry of National Education Turkish as a Foreign Language Teaching Program.
Modeling Approach in Particle Physics
Authors: KAMIŞCIOĞLU Çağın
Published: November 2023

Modeling is the heart of theory and the basis of the scientific approach. Modeling is an important tool in particle physics to represent, explain and introduce invisible entities to the scientific world. In the same vein, it contributes to the development of students' skills such as thinking, researching, understanding, questioning and predicting. Therefore, emphasis is placed on models and modeling in the field of physics. In the research, high school physics curriculums and textbooks were scrutinized to determine the status of the modeling approach in the field of particle physics in our country. At the end of the research, three learning outcomes related to modeling were identified, and in 30 learning outcomes, students were asked to give mathematical models and examine them. In only two learning outcomes related to particle physics, students were asked to explain models. In the examined MEB 12th grade high school and science high school physics textbooks, the modeling approach was not mentioned at all and very few activities were given. At the end of the research, it was suggested that in order to teach particle physics effectively, the modeling approach should be emphasized in high school physics curricula and textbooks, the number of modeling outcomes should be increased, methods that will improve students' scientific process skills should be applied, and the type and quantity of modeling activities should be increased.
Our Present Position with Regard to the Control of Fruit Pests.
Authors:   Government Entomologist ,Agricultural  Research Institute,Coimbatore 641003, M.C CHERIAN
Published: November 2023

It is a welcome sign that increasing interest is being taken in fruit culture by the public. This has been particularly the case ever since the Government opened the Fruit Research Station, Kodur. Expansion of orchards is bound to result in the near future and with it the problem of tackling the pests is bound to come into more prominence. It is therefore thought that a brief account of the major pests of the more important fruit trees and their control will be of special interest to those in the line and also to those who propose taking up fruit culture.
Why Cattle Need Minerals.
Authors:   Government Agricultural Chemist,Madras, P VENKATARAMIAH
Published: November 2023

Work was started in 1935 at Coimbatore, under a scheme financed by the Imperial Council of Agricultural Research, to study the requirements of calves and cows for calcium and phosphorus. The experimental animals were fed with rations containing known amounts of the minerals, and the quantities excreted were determined by subtracting the quantities excreted from the quantities fed the quantities retained in the body of the animals were determined. If more was consumed than excreted, the animals were considered to be getting sufficient for their needs, and if the quantity excreted was more than that con sumed, the animals were considered as not getting sufficient for their needs. The requirements for a given mineral were estimated by the quantity required to be consumed to just balance the amount excreted.
Sugarcane Ratooning. Advantages and Disadvantages of the Practice.
Authors:   Imperial, Sugarcane Station Coimbatore, T.S RAO BAHADUR  VENKATRAMAN
Published: November 2023

The article in Indian Sugar for August 1941 by Dr. C. D. Agarwala entitled "Economic Aspects of Sugarcane Ratooning" is likely to attract the attention of sugarcane growers in our country. It may not, therefore, be without interest to indicate very briefly certain of the advantages and disadvantages connected with the ratooning of sugarcane. Ratooning, it has to be admitted, is in vogue in most of the known sugarcane countries of the world. It is not practised in Java for the reason that the land tenure system there necessitates cane lands going back to paddy after the harvest of the cane crop. Even in India there are certain places like Hospet in the district of Bellary and elsewhere where ratoons have successfully been taken for ns many as 10 to 12 years. Certain indigenous canes of North India did not lend themselves to ratooning but the Coimbatore canes which have now replaced. them ratoon well and hence the grower is now tempted to adopt it.
A Simple Method of Preserving Seed Coconuts
Authors:   Oilseed Specialist,Coimbatore, C.M JOHN , G.V NARAYANA ,   Oilseed Specialist,Coimbatore
Published: November 2023

Seed coconuts harvested during the summer months from February to May alone are considered suitable for raising seedlings. They are sown in the nursery either at the commencement of the south-west monsoon rains in June or in some places with the north-east monsoon rains in October. Dur- ing this interval, they generally get over-dry losing the water ('milk') inside and thereby become unfit for sowing. If the nuts are sown immediately after the harvest in summer, the watering charges will be high. Therefore it is necessary to preserve the seed nuts properly for some months till they are sown in the seed bed.
Two Major Insect Pests of the Deccan
Authors:   Agricultural Department Hyderabad, T.V RAMAKRISHNA AYYAR , T.V VENKAT KRISHNAN ,   Agricultural Department Hyderabad
Published: November 2023

Among the different zoo-geographical regions into which, India is generally divided the Daccan plateau, lying between the Eastern and Western Ghats, forms a very distinct and important region; and the greater part of this extensive tableland is included in the Indian State of Hydera- bad. Though the flora and fauna of this region are in some respects similar to those of the adjacent coastal plains or the Indo-Gangetic alluvial areas, the peculiarities in the physical features and climate of this tract are found to exercise a considerable amount of influence on the plants and animals inhabiting this tract. In view of the fact that we have hardly any connected records of the insect fauna of this region, a preliminary attempt is made in this paper to present a brief summary of the general features and life habits of two insects which appear to rank as the most important forms which are of great economic importance in the area and which seriously affect the prosperity of the Deccanese farmer.
The need for an intensive Research in the Science of Rural Economy
Authors:   Agricultural Research Institute,Coimbatore 641003, S.V DURAISWAMI
Published: November 2023

The word research has long been associated with investigations done in the scientific subjects which are usually studied by most educated men of the country. The scope of research does not end with these subjects, as, in ar.y field of study or activity pursued for the benefit of the people at large, the idea of research still holds good. Compared with physics, chemistry, etc., research in the science of agriculture has been of recent origin. Re- search has its own reward. Careful observation, analysis of materials and sound enquiries are required to build up the foundation on which the edifice of common good and prosperity have to be built up. One important division of the science of economics, so far as our country is concerned, is the subject of rural economy. The importance of this subject is well knoψη but many have not clearly understood the nature and implications, because it has not been studied exactly in the manner of other sciences. It is seem- ingly simple but really complex in the interaction of its various aspects and therefore neglected by the intelligentsia of the country. In the words of Prof. Radhakumud Mukerjee, "Rural economy being the simplest and oldest form of man's adaptation to environment thus reveals in the sequence of stages certain fundamental types which all go back to the cumulative effects of environment and biological succession. The basic economic adjustments are co-extensive with civilisation. Hence rural economics is an adjunct of the comparative study of civilisation."
Paper Making as a Cottage Industry.
Authors:   Farm Management Course, M.S VEDAMANI
Published: November 2023

In olden days, our anscestors used to write their records and invitations on the leaves of palms like palmyra. As days passed on, the Chinese were the first to prepare paper in cottages. Then as we were trading with them some of our people learnt the art from them, but they kept it a secret. After the invasion of the Mahomedans, it was taken to their country, and thus the industry spread over the whole of Europe, but it almost perished in India. Then after centuries, the industry was again brought to India and began flourishing well. But as a result of the industrial revolution the mills came into existence, thereby adversely affect- ing the cottage Industry. Now again, the industry is being popularised. The All India Village Industries Association is doing its best for the revival of many cottage industries, including that of paper.
Phaseolus sublobatus Roxb. A new green manure and forage plant.
Authors:   Agricultural Research Institute,Coimbatore 641003, K CHERIAN JACOB
Published: November 2023

A specimen of a leguminous plant (Phaseolus sublobatus Roxb.) known in Tamil as Karum payar was received from Sri. C. S. Seshagiri Ayyar, Agricultural Demonstrator, Perambalur, Trichinopoly District, for identifica- tion and on requisition he has given the following information regarding its cultivation in the Trichinopoly taluq.
Rotation and Mixed Crops with Sorghum
Authors:   Millets Specialist and Genectics, Agricultural Research Institute Coimbatore, G.N RANGASWAMY AYYANGAR , M.A SANKARA AYYAR ,   Assitant Millets Breeding Station Agricultural Research Institute Coimbatore
Published: November 2023

Sorghum is the chief cereal crop grown under rain-fed conditions in the Madras Presidency. It is grown on an area of more than 4 million acres. It is usually grown in rotation with the commercial crops- cotton, groundnut (Arachis hypogea, L.), tobacco or chillies (Capsicum spp.). A pulse crop like red gram (Cajanus cajan, (L) Millsp.) or Bengal gram (Cicer arietinum, L.) is grown in rotation with it in some parts of the presidency. These as well as other pulses are often grown mixed with sorghum, thereby saving land, labour and cultivation expenses, and obtain- ing a variety of produce. The crops grown mixed with sorghum and in rotation with it depend upon the nature of the soil and season, and the local conditions and demand. Irrigated sorghum is usually grown as a pure crop.
Revised Names for some of the Madras Grasses.
Authors:   Lecturer in Botany,Agricultural College and Reserch Institute,  Coimbatore  641 003, S.N CHANDRASEKHARA AYYAR
Published: November 2023

Among plants that are useful to man, grasses are by far the most important. The crops that provide the staple food for the greater part of mankind, namely, paddy, wheat, maize, sorghum, ragi, cumbu and tenai, belong to this group. The animals that furnish food and labour, wool and leather live principally on grasses. Besides giving us food, grasses are sources of starch, alcohol and sugar. In America enormous quantities of cooking oil are secured from the germ of corn (Zea Mays). A good many grasses furnish material, for making brooms and brushes, and some are important sources of fibre for the manufacture of paper and cordage. Some yield essential oils. In many parts of India and a great part of Asia, bamboo which is a giant grass forms the principal timber for the construc- tion of dwellings of the poor and bridges over village streams and also furnishes material for a variety of articles of domestic use and cheap furniture.
Economic Factors in Agricultural Development.
Authors:   Tamil Nadu Agricultural University Coimbatore  641 003, K.C RAMAKRISHNAN
Published: November 2023

Economic Aims. Handienps and Incentives. The ultimate aim of all agri- cultural development should be to ensure as high an income as possible for every worker on land, and not merely raise the yield per acre or secure a larger return on the capital invested. Comparisons are commonly made in agricul tural publications of acreage yields of particular crops in different countries without reference to the diverse conditions, social as well as physical, in which they are produced. For instance, it is not so well known that in China, which is quoted for high yield per acre of rice and wheat, that the peasant had to sweat more than in any other country on his tiny holding, especially because of the Jack of cattle power; and for manure he has to depend largely on night-soil. In Japan, again, which has next to Italy the highest yield of rice per acre, the tenant cultivator has not only to put in very hard work but he remains for ever in debt on account of the forced use of fertilisers at the behest of his money- lending landlord, and is often obliged to pay off the interest due by sending his children to toil in the small industries run by the same landlord. It is no doubt necessary in old settled countries, where scope for expansion of cultivation is limited and population is already pressing on the soil, that all efforts should be made to raise the yield per acre, if only as a means to raise it per worker. But it is necessary to reckon, in addition to items paid for in cash or kind, the human cost involved in such production.
Do Complexo de Édipo à Mitologia Iorubá: perspectivas de uma psicanálise decolonial
Authors: Bassan João Pedro Fraga , Drehmer Luciana Balestrin Redivo
Published: November 2023

Ao formular a teoria psicanalítica desde a Europa, Sigmund Freud, um homem branco, pertencente a uma classe elitista da época (1856-1939), utilizou da mitologia grega como sustentação de sua formulação teórica, além da escuta clínica. Foi no enlace da sua escuta curiosa com a mitologia – Édipo-Rei, Narciso, Eros, Thanatos, por exemplo – que Freud produziu um dos alicerces para sua teoria. Partindo desses aspectos, o presente artigo inicia por uma revisão da importância dos mitos para a psicanálise, especialmente o mito Édipo-Rei e avança para uma discussão com a temática da decolonialiadade. Através de um olhar decolonial da psicanálise, foi possível pensar outras produções mitológicas, e assim apresentar ao leitor, num recorte brasileiro, o diálogo com a mitologia iorubá, tão presente nesta sociedade. Partindo do mito de Ogum, e com o objetivo de apresentar uma possibilidade de interseccionalidade entre a pluralidade de produções mitológicas e a psicanálise, observou-se a evidente necessidade da inserção de produções locais/regionais para a compreensão dos modos de subjetivação da população brasileira além da construção e revisão de bases epistemológicas na psicanálise brasileira.
O Desmentido na Escuta Psicanalítica das dissidências sexuais e de gênero
Authors: Hoppe Sabrina Sarmento
Published: November 2023

O movimento psicanalítico contemporâneo em torno das dissidências sexuais e de gênero vem denunciando que a clínica pode tornar-se um dispositivo de violência quando calcada em uma escuta ainda patriarcal, colonial e cis-heteronormativa. Visando contribuir para a quebra de uma clínica violenta, este trabalho objetiva discutir sobre a ocorrência de desmentidos dentro da clínica psicanalítica na escuta destas identidades. Para tal, será examinada, a partir de uma pesquisa de abordagem qualitativa, a relação entre o conceito de desmentido de Sándor Ferenczi e o não reconhecimento por parte do analista da “experiência LGBTQIA+”. Em suma, foi possível identificar que há uma confusão de línguas violenta e traumática entre a psicanálise e as dissidências sexuais e de gênero. Entende-se que o movimento da busca por “psi safe” passou a ocorrer por conta da negação, por parte de muitos analistas, das consequências biopolíticas e socioculturais que incidem sobre os analisandos que ocupam zonas de abjeção. Este descuido com a realidade traumática vivida pelo analisando torna o analista cúmplice da opressão, perpetuando-a dentro de seu consultório.
A POLÍTICA PARA O ACESSO DE PESSOAS COM DEFICIÊNCIA NA UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DE ALAGOAS/UFAL: O CASO DA RESOLUÇÃO Nº 19/2021
Authors: NOGUEIRA JORGE LUIZ FIREMAN
Published: November 2023

Este artigo aborda sobre a reserva de vaga para a pessoa com
deficiência nas instituições de ensino superior públicas no Brasil.
Abrangendo fatos políticos, debates sociais e aspectos legais mostra a
idealização e a implantação de políticas públicas para o acesso em
igualdade de oportunidades. Faz uma análise sobre a política de cotas,
com destaque para a efetivação das bancas de verificação e validação nos
processos seletivos da UFAL.
Keanekaragaman Serangga Penyerbuk Pada Perkebunan Stroberi (Fragaria sp.) di Desa Tongkoh Kecamatan Dolat Raya Kabupaten Karo Sumatera Utara
Authors: Fanisah Labibah  , Aisyah Hutasuhut Melfa , Idami Zahratul , Manik Fatiani
Published: November 2023

Pollinating insects are insects that have an important role as intermediaries for pollinating plants by collecting pollen and nectar found in strawberry flowers (Fragaria sp.). This research was conducted to determine the types of pollinating insects and the diversity of pollinating insects. This research was conducted in Tongkoh Village, Dolat Raya Sub District, Karo District, North Sumatra. Intake of pollinating insects is done by observation method. The results of the study obtained 3 orders and 7 families as well as 11 types of pollinating insects with a total of 147 individuals. The most common type of insect found was Apis cerana. The diversity index of pollinating insects was moderate with an H' value of 2.15. This indicated that the diversity of pollinating insects at the study site was in a stable condition because there were no pollinating insect species that were too dominant.
Stability of Solid Residue After Integral Treatment of Acid Mine Drainage
Authors: Petronijević Nela , Radovanović Dragana , Stanković Srđan , Sokić Miroslav , Kamberović Željko , Onjia Antonije , Jovanović Gvozden
Published: November 2023

Acid mine drainage poses a significant environmental challenge resulting from mining activities. It can occur during and after the exposure of sulfide minerals to water, oxygen, or oxidizing bacteria. Extensive copper ore exploitation, processing, and the deposition of substantial amounts of mining waste have caused severe geological, hydrogeological, and geomorphological changes, including soil contamination, as well as local or even regional-scale pollution of rivers and groundwater. This study focuses on the utilization of waste mine waters and unbalanced portions of the mine deposit, such as flotation tailings, to transform their negative characteristics into environmentally friendly ones. In previous research by the authors, acid mine water from Robule, a part of the Bor copper mining and smelting complex in Serbia, was effectively treated using flotation tailings, resulting in a solution suitable for safe discharge. This paper investigates the characteristics of the solid residue remaining after the treatment of modified flotation tailings to assess the feasibility of its safe disposal back into the environment. Standard procedures such as TCLP and EN 12457-4 tests were employed to evaluate the leaching characteristics of the solid residue. Additionally, the residue underwent long-term leaching with melted snow to simulate environmental conditions over one year, and the drainage water was analyzed and compared with the results of the standard leaching procedures. The investigated treatments demonstrate improved economic and environmental outcomes, with a process tailored to environmental preservation.
Anatomical factors of intracavitary thrombus formation in the pathogenesis of cardioembolic stroke
Authors: Milyukov V. E. , Bryukhanov V. A. , Nguyen С. С.
Published: November 2023

Cardioembolic stroke, like other types of acute cerebrovascular disorders, is a global priority medical and social problem. This review analyzes the role of anatomical factors, which, along with other factors of thrombus formation in the heart chambers, may represent an important and yet insufficiently studied link in the pathogenesis of this disease.
Nanoparticles for targeted drug delivery in modern cardiology
Authors: Kidenko V. A. , Metova M. M. , Gabrielyan E. Yu. , Trusov Yu. A. , Melikhova A. D. , Muslimova E. P. , Sedmova Ya. V. , Khabibullina K. R. , Malikova E. V. , Valiullina L. A. , Bagautdinova D. D. , Petrakova A. V. , Terekhina K. S.
Published: November 2023

Myocardial infarction (MI) is the leading cause of death worldwide. The loss of cardiomyocytes resulting from injuries such as acute MI often leads to fibrotic scarring and depressed cardiac function. The use of targeted drug delivery systems is always necessary as they provide unique advantages for increasing efficacy and reducing undesirable effects. Nanoparticles (NPs) are the most common means of delivering therapeutic agents to target tissues. NPs for drug delivery can be composed of various nanomaterials and structures, including lipids, polymers, dendrimers, carbon nanotubes, and metal nanoparticles. We have reviewed approaches to cardio-specific drug delivery based on NPs for the treatment of ischemic heart disease in preclinical and clinical studies. Drug delivery based on NPs has the potential for specific targeting of tissues and cells, as well as for prolonged release of multiple therapeutic agents. However, the use of NPs in the therapy of cardiovascular diseases is relatively limited compared to other areas such as oncology and neurology. One of the main obstacles is the lack of specificity in current targeting systems for the heart. Future research is needed to identify specific ligands/receptors in cardiomyocytes and develop new NPs with high affinity and specificity.
Comparative characteristics of the clinical course of a new coronavirus infection depending on the vaccination status
Authors: Sokotun S. A. , Simakova A. I. , Plekhova N. G. , Mikhailov A. O. , Barbashev M. D. , Barbasheva D. Yu. , Alexandrova A. V. , Hafizova L. Ya.
Published: November 2023

Objective: to provide a comparative analysis of clinical manifestations of the new coronavirus infection in vaccinated and unvaccinated patients. Materials and methods. А retrospective analysis of 160 medical histories of patients with laboratoryconfi rmed diagnosis of coronavirus infection (COVID-19) was presented, including 80 unvaccinated individuals and 80 vaccinated with “EpiVacCorona”, “CoviVac”, and “Gam-COVID-Vac” vaccines. Results. Vaccination against COVID-19 does not completely eliminate the possibility of infection with the virus, but there are a number of significant advantages and diff erences in the course of coronavirus infection among vaccinated patients. The duration of the disease on average was about 2 weeks, and for unvaccinated individuals — 18.1 ± 0.4 days. Vaccinated patients, regardless of the vaccine used, recovered significantly earlier. Signs of polysegmental pneumonia were not observed in 21.3% of vaccinated patients. Respiratory support lasted for 6.0 ± 0.3 days in unvaccinated patients, and for vaccinated individuals with “EpiVacCorona” — 4.4 ± 0.7 days, “CoviVac” — 3.5 ± 0.6 days, “Gam-COVID-Vac” — 3.2 ± 0.4 days, which was signifi cantly lower than the indicators for the control group (p <0.05). Conclusion. Сlinically, COVID-19 in vaccinated patients was milder compared to unvaccinated individuals, who most commonly experienced weakness, coughing, and extensive lung damage.
CITIZENS' SATISFACTION WITH THE SERVICE QUALITY OF KHMER CIVIL SERVANTS IN THE MEKONG DELTA, VIETNAM
Authors:   Vinh University, College of Social Sciences and Humanities, Faculty of Politics and Journalism, Nghe An Province, Vietnam, TUAN Phan Van , LE Vu Thi Phuong ,   Vinh University, College of Social Sciences and Humanities, Faculty of Politics and Journalism, Province, Vietnam, LY Nguyen Khanh ,   Nghe An University of Economics; Vinh University, College of Social Sciences and Humanities, Nghe An Province, Vietnam, HAI Nguyen Chi ,   An Giang University, Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City, An Giang Province, Vietnam; Vinh University, College of Social Sciences and Humanities, Faculty of Politics and Journalism, Vietnam, NGAN Nguyen Thi Kim ,   An Giang University, Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City, An Giang Province, Vietnam
Published: November 2023

Civil servants are part of the human resources of the public sector. The contingent of civil servants is an essential component of human social resources whose contributions always play a significant role in the overall socio-economic development achievements of the country and the locality. In this study, the research paradigm “citizen satisfaction with the service quality of Khmer civil servants” was used and converted with “the SERVPERF model.” Research data were collected from survey results by questionnaires from 596 citizens in the Mekong Delta, Vietnam. SPSS 20 and AMOS 24 software are used to analyze and evaluate the scale. The results of the research structure show that there are six factors affecting citizen satisfaction with the service quality of Khmer civil servants in the Mekong Delta, Vietnam, including competency, professional qualifications, profession, sense of responsibility and coordination in performing tasks, ethical qualities, working style; sense of organization and discipline; citizen service attitude; progress and results of task performance. From the research findings, the discussion proposes implications for public policy management to improve citizen satisfaction with the service quality of Khmer civil servants in the Mekong Delta, Vietnam.
A COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS OF COASTAL AND MARINE TOURISM: EVALUATING THE IMPACT OF ACTIVITIES, INTENTIONS, AND REASON FOR VISITING ON VISITOR SATISFACTION: THE MODERATING INFLUENCE OF VISITOR TYPES
Authors:   Department of Hotel Management, Faculty of Tourism and Hospitality, The University of Jordan, Amman, Jordan, JAWABREH Omar , Al FAHMAWEE Emad Al Dein ,   Department of Interior Design, Faculty of Art and Design, Applied Science Private University, Amman, Jordan, JAHMANI Ashraf ,   Business School, Al-Ahliyya Amman University, Jordan, Amman, Jordan, ALI Basil J.A. ,   College of Economics and Management (CoEM), Al Qasimia University, Sharjah, United Arab Emirates, JAHAMEH Safaa S. ,   Department of Design and Visual Communication, Faculty of Art and Design, Applied Science Private University, Amman, Jordan
Published: November 2023

The major purpose of this study is to investigate the characteristics that contribute to visitor happiness, with an emphasis on Aqaba, Jordan's one-of-a-kind setting. Rather than selecting volunteers at random, the researchers took into account the entire community of Aqaba tourists. About 237 of the 500 surveys returned were usable for statistical purposes. In order to categorize the responses, a seven-point Likert scale was used. We use of Smart PLS 4 forms the basis of the analytical framework. There is strong statistical support for the findings of the study. Satisfaction (SA) is heavily influenced by the elements of Availability of Activities (AA), Intends to Participate (IP), and Reason for Visiting (RV). The T value for AA is 4.128 (p 0.001), which indicates statistical significance. IP also has a high T value (7.505, p 0.001), indicating a significant impact. The T value of 4.502 for RV (p 0.001) further demonstrates its statistically significant influence. Add the moderating variable TV to the research design to see how it affects the results. With a T-value of 1.971 (p = 0.049), we see that there is an interaction effect between (AA) and (SA), with (TV) serving as a moderator. The moderate influence of (IP) on (SA) results in a T value of 0.822 (p = 0.411), which is not statistically significant. However, the T value of 4.144 (p 0.001) demonstrates the significance of the interaction between RV and SA, indicating that TV has a moderating effect on the relationship between the two variables.
A “Queer” Mother of Nations: Reproductive Futurism and the Maccabean Mother of Seven
Authors: Fein Sarah E. G.
Published: November 2023

This article explores the presentation of the Mother of Seven Sons in 2 and 4 Maccabees and her reception in some rabbinic literature. It uses as a framework queer theory, particularly Lee Edelman’s concept of reproductive futurism. Ultimately, it argues that the texts’ simultaneous emphasis on the Mother’s maternal body and her masculine behaviors constructs her as a queer figure. This queerness enables her to effectively resist the physical and cultural violence of the Roman imperial project.
Space function recovery of the distribution of coating inhomogeneities according to the distribution function on the polished specimen
Authors: Kokarev Sergei , Soloviev Mikhail , Baldaev Sergey , Baldaev Lev
Published: November 2023

In the experimental studies of the structure of the special coating layer overlaid on metal applying gas-thermal spraying technique, one of the main methods is the study of polished specimen micrography. According to the computer analysis of microphotographs, it is possible to obtain the distribution function of inhomogeneities in the sample. However, since micrography is a flat image, the resulting function will be two-dimensional, whereas in a real sample, the distribution of defects is described by a three-dimensional function. In this paper, the problem of the space function recovery for the distribution of defects in a gas-thermal coating is viewed on the basis of the analysis of polished specimen micrography. The actual inclusion of an irregular shape is replaced by an effective three-axis ellipsoid. The problem is solved in the general form of reduction of the space function f of inhomogeneities distribution according to their distribution function f P on the cross - sectional plane P, which includes some integral transformation I. It is shown that in the special case of spherical particles, the inversion I^(-1) exists and is an integral transformation of the same type as I. The space distribution of spherical particles is also viewed, which does not depend on the longitudinal coordinate z, where particle sizes are limited at each point by a function R(x,y), depending on the coordinates. This distribution is suitable in its essense to the stationary spraying technology, when in deep layers near the substrate, the coating material melts completely and forms a single melt, while closer to the surface and edges, the parts that are not completely melted form inclusions of noticeable sizes. The reduction of the Fuller distribution law, used to optimize the granulometric composition of powder materials, is viewed as a second example. It is found that the reduction of the density of the ellipsoid distribution function to the section of a flat strip transfers the density of the distribution of centers as original, and the product of Fuller distributions times independent parameters is transformed into the product of distributions times the opposite degree parameters and also the previous values of the parameters of the ellipsoid
Business Process Redesign: A Systematic Review of Evaluation Approaches
Authors:   Department of Applied Informatics, University of Macedonia, Thessaloniki, Greece, Tsakalidis George , Vergidis Kostas ,   Department of Applied Informatics, University of Macedonia, Thessaloniki, Greece
Published: November 2023

The continuous and systematic redesign of key business processes is very important for businesses and organizations that seek to achieve cost savings and efficiency enhancements. Selecting the most impactful processes and ensuring a successful redesign initiative remains an important topic that motivated the authors to conduct a Systematic Literature Review (SLR) on Business Process Redesign (BPR) Evaluation methodologies by applying an established eight-step SLR guide. The review sheds light on the current state of research and highlights the research gap by considering two dimensions of BPR artifacts: (a) the type of evaluation and (b) the generalizability of the existing approaches. The findings indicate that there is a lack of systematic methodologies in literature that properly evaluate the redesign capacity of models prior to implementation. Additionally, the existing methodologies do not cumulatively evaluate the quality characteristics that are necessary for BPR implementation or the applicability of BPR heuristics, and do not bear the generalizability to be readily used in a more general context. This paper aims to provide researchers with the necessary context and motivation to bridge this gap and further systematize BPR methodologies that can preselect the most suitable business processes for redesign.