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Editorial
Authors: Bairrada Cristela Maia , Coelho Arnaldo Fernandes Matos , Weersma Laodicéia Amorim 
Published: February 2020

A Faculdade de Economia da Universidade de Coimbra (FEUC) está duplamente de parabéns por seus 47 fantásticos anos de história e pelo fato de os seus alunos do Mestrado em Marketing trazerem, para esta edição da Revista Gestão em Análise (ReGeA), trabalhos de investigação que abordam temas atuais e muito pertinentes. O Mestrado em Marketing da Universidade de Coimbra e os seus alunos têm dedicado uma grande atenção à investigação e à consequente publicação de seus resultados. Nessa constante busca pela publicação dos trabalhos em boas revistas internacionais, o Mestrado em Marketing da FEUC vem agora se juntar a esta edição da ReGeA, dedicada à publicação de trabalhos de investigação recentes, a qual, mais que documentar o trabalho realizado, partilha um conjunto de temas e de resultados que contribuem, decerto, para o avanço da investigação em Marketing.
Efimov States From Triple α Resonances
Authors: Zhang S. , Huang M. , Zheng H. , Zhang G. , Kohley Z. , Ma Y. G. , Yennello S. J. , Bonasera A. 
Published: February 2020

The Efimov trimers in excited 12C nuclei, which no observation exists yet, are discussed by means of analyzing the experimental data of 70(64)Zn(64Ni) +70(64)Zn(64Ni )reactions at beam energy of E/A=35 MeV/nucleon. In heavy ion collisions, the αs interact with each other and can form complex systems such as 8Be and 12C. For the 3α systems, multi resonance processes give rise to excited levels of 12C. The interaction between any two of the 3α particles provides events with one, two or three 8Be. Their interfering levels are clearly seen in the minimum relative energy distributions. Events of three couple αrelative energies consistent with the ground state of 8Be are observed with the decreasing of the instrumental error at the reconstructed 7.458 MeV excitation energy of 12C, which was suggested as the (Thomas) Efimov state.
Study and detection of relativistic Solar Neutrons at ground level with the Spherical Proportional Counter
Authors: Kyratzis D. , Savvidis I. 
Published: February 2020

A novel method of high energy solar neutron detection is proposed with the Spherical Proportional Counter (SPC), taking advantage of the 209Bi(n,f) reaction. This reaction, is considered as a standard for high energy neutron detection, due to large cross section values in the 100 MeV – 1 GeV energy interval, obtained in the n_TOF facility at CERN. A thin spherical shell of Bismuth will be situated in the large volume of the SPC, serving as target for high energy neutrons bombarding the detector, thus resulting in fission fragment emission. Detailed simulation of the 209Bi(n,f) reaction with the INCL++ model, coupled with the ABLA07 de–excitation code is performed (cross section, mass & atomic number distribution, kinetic energy per fragment) in the 100 MeV – 10 GeV energy interval, together with SRIM for the fragments’ projected range in 209Bi. Experimental data from a 252Cf source are obtained, in order to validate the SPC’s efficiency in fission fragment detection. Calculations for the expected reactions in the 209Bi shell have been performed in different atmospheric depths (700 & 1000 g/cm2), and various spherical detector radii.
Measurement of the 236U(n,f) cross-section between 4 and 10 MeV with Micromegas detectors
Authors: Michalopoulou V. , Diakaki M. , Stamatopoulos A. , Kalamara A. , Kokkoris M. , Lagoyannis A. , Patronis N. , Tsinganis A. , Vlastou R. 
Published: February 2020

In this work, the measurement of the 236U(n,f) cross-section is presented, in the energy range 4 – 10 MeV, with the use of quasi-monoenergetic neutron beams produced via the 2H(d,n)3He reaction. The measurements took place at the neutron beam facility of the National Centre for Scientific Research ‘Demokritos’. The detection of the fission fragments was achieved with Micromegas detectors placed in a fission chamber, containing both the 236U targets and the reference samples, namely 238U and 235U. The analysis of the experimental data, as well as the first results will be presented.
Ormianie Mohylowa Podolskiego w świetle materiałów V rewizji 1795 roku
Authors: Potapenko Maksym 
Published: February 2020

Armenians from Mohylów Podolski in the Light of the Documents from the Fifth Revision of 1795
The article contains an edit and analysis of two documents that describe the Armenian community in Mohylów Podolski (Mohyliv-Podilskyi) on the Dniester after the Third Partition of Poland. They were created following the 1795 census of the population of Russia which was used to levy a poll tax (the so-called fifth revision). The documents contain a list of Armenian families and data on their social and professional status, age and territorial origin. They constitute an important source of information for genealogical, demographic, and historical research.
Pendereccy wywodzą się z Iranu
Authors: Pisowicz Andrzej 
Published: February 2020

The Penderecki Family Comes from Iran
The author conducts linguistic research to support the thesis that the surname of the outstanding Polish composer Krzysztof Penderecki is of Iranian origin. The name was formed by adding the suffix –i (Persian suffix indicating origin) to the word root Fenderesk, which is the name of the district in the Iranian province of Golestân on the Caspian Sea, where the Armenian minority still resides. In the Persian language there is a correspondence between the letter P and F. This confirms the Penderecki family’s tradition that their ancestor came from Isfahan, he initially bore the name Pendereski (Fenderesk-i) and was of Persian-Armenian origin.
O crescente aumento dos resíduos oriundos de equipamentos eletroeletrônicos: a cidade em busca da gestão socioambiental adequada para o destino final do e-lixo
Authors: Catão Marconi Do Ó 
Published: February 2020

Este texto se propõe a analisar as relações existentes entre a cidade, meio ambiente e bem-estar de seus habitantes, diante da crescente problemática do destino final dos resíduos sólidos oriundos do lixo eletroeletrônico, envolvendo aspectos jurídicos, urbanísticos, ambientais e de saúde pública. O método de procedimento adotado foi o descritivo-analítico, sendo destacadas as sociedades modernas, com ênfase para a consumista, procurando compreender as práticas que vêm sendo utilizadas quanto ao destino final do e-lixo. Além disso, serão discutidos alguns aspectos da Política Nacional de Resíduos Sólidos, objetivando demonstrar a inespecificidade legislativa com relação ao destino final para o lixo eletroeletrônico, bem como serão consideradas a coleta seletiva, logística reversa e reciclagem. Os principais resultados indicam que a falta de planejamento quanto ao destino final desses resíduos implicará em sérios entraves para o desenvolvimento das cidades, com repercussões para o meio ambiente e a saúde das pessoas. Enfim, nesse cenário evidencia-se uma situação complexa, devido a China, principal nação importadora de resíduos sólidos, ter anunciado oficialmente que ainda em 2018 deixará de importar significativa quantidade, incluindo o e-lixo, desencadeando assim um problema que os principais deverão enfrentar tempestivamente.
Nacionalismos, Independências e State-Building no Cáucaso do Sul | Nationalisms, independence and state-building in the South Caucasus
Authors: Monteiro de Carvalho Rodrigo 
Published: February 2020

RESUMOPosicionado entre a Europa e a Ásia, linha de contato entre as civilizações islâmica e cristã e lar de diversas etnias, o Cáucaso foi disputado por persas, turcos e russos durante séculos. Após um breve período de independência, ao final da década de 1910, Armênia, Geórgia e Azerbaijão permaneceram sob o rígido controle de Moscou por quase a totalidade do século XX. No entanto, antes mesmo da extinção oficial da União Soviética, em 1991, conflitos étnicos e movimentos independentistas passaram a aflorar na região. Neste artigo, procura-se analisar de forma comparada os ressurgimentos dos nacionalismos armênio, azerbaijano e georgiano durante os anos finais do regime soviético, assim como os processos de independência e posterior construção de seus respectivos Estados nacionais. Espera-se demonstrar que os conflitos étnico-políticos que afloraram no Cáucaso durante o processo de desintegração soviética serviram como catalizadores para o reavivamento dos nacionalismos na região.Palavras-Chave: Cáucaso do Sul; nacionalismos; desintegração soviética.ABSTRACTPlaced between Europe and Asia, line of contact between Islamic and Christian civilizations and home to various ethnicities, the Caucasus has been disputed by Persians, Turks and Russians for centuries. After a brief period of independence in the late 1910s, Armenia, Georgia, and Azerbaijan remained under the tight control of Moscow for almost the entire twentieth century. However, even before the official demise of the Soviet Union in 1991, ethnic conflicts and independence movements began to surface in the region. This paper seeks to analyze in a comparative way the resurgence of Armenian, Georgian and Azerbaijani nationalisms during the final years of the Soviet regime, as well as the processes of independence and subsequent construction of their respective national states. It is expected to demonstrate that the ethnic-political conflicts that erupted in the Caucasus during the soviet disintegration served as catalysts for the revival of nationalisms in the region.Keywords: South Caucasus; nationalisms; soviet disintegration. Recebido em: 09 Set.2019 | Aceito em: 16 Dez.2019
O termo inicial da proteção da vida humana dependente no delito de aborto
Authors: Aires Fernanda Diniz , Carvalho Gisele Mendes de 
Published: February 2020

No ano de 2016, a Primeira Turma do Supremo Tribunal Federal julgou o Habeas Corpus nº 124.306/2016, oportunidade em que, sob escusa de uma interpretação conforme a Constituição, considerou atípico o aborto praticado até o terceiro mês de gestação. Diante disso, pode-se dizer que a decisão deve ser considerada inconvencional, além de apropriação pelo Poder Judiciário de matéria de competência e legitimidade do Poder Legislativo, violando o princípio da separação dos poderes e da legalidade do direito penal. O objetivo delimitar com precisão o termo inicial dessa proteção (tipo objetivo do delito de aborto) e para tanto foi utilizado o método predominantemente dedutivo e teórico, por meio da análise da jurisprudência e da revisão bibliográfica de diversos periódicos, livros e trabalhos publicados sobre o tema.
Characteristics associated with high levels of patient-reported adherence to self-management strategies prescribed by physiotherapists
Authors: Peek Kerry , Carey Mariko , Mackenzie Lisa , Sanson-Fisher Robert 
Published: February 2020

Background/aims Physiotherapist-prescribed self-management strategies are an important component of physiotherapy practice but they can only be effective if patients adhere. The aim of this study was to explore patient-reported adherence to physiotherapist-prescribed self-management strategies, and the extent to which patient, physiotherapist, consultation and prescription characteristics are associated with high levels of adherence. Methods A cross-sectional observational study across four private practices; including 14 physiotherapists and 113 patients was conducted. Data were collected in two stages. The first stage consisted of observing a patient at their physiotherapist consultation to collect data regarding the physiotherapist's prescription of self-management strategies. The second stage consisted of a follow-up telephone interview with each observed patient to record the patient-reported level of adherence to each prescribed self-management strategy. Results Prescribed self-management strategies where physiotherapists asked patients to repeat details of the self-management strategy were 6.54 times (95% confidence interval 2.91–14.98) more likely to be highly adhered to than strategies where the physiotherapist did not do this. Prescribed strategies accompanied by printed information were 2.73 times (95% confidence interval 1.24–6.00) more likely to be highly adhered to than strategies that were not. Advice such as to rest from activity (odds ratio=0.18; 95% confidence interval 0.08–0.40) was less likely to be highly adhered to when compared to home-based exercise programmes. Conclusions To improve patient-reported adherence to self-management strategies, physiotherapists should be encouraged to provide supplementary printed information and ask their patients to repeat details of the prescribed strategy.
A Virtual Conversation on the Impact of Geostatistics in
Petroleum, Production, and Reservoir Engineering
Authors: Coburn T. C. , Kelkar M. , Corbett P. W. M. , Oliver D. S. , Datta-Gupta A. , Jensen J. L. , White C. D. 
Published: February 2020

Abstract
Throughout the years, geostatistics has greatly influenced the broad spectrum of petroleum and earth sciences. In a directed conversation, five experts from respected university petroleum engineering departments discuss the impact of geostatistics on petroleum, production, and reservoir engineering and debate the current state of the art of geostatistical methodology in these disciplines.
An Application of the Truncated Pluri-gaussian Method for
Modeling Geology
Authors: Galli A. , Le Loc′h G. , Geffroy F. , Eschard R. 
Published: February 2020

Abstract
The truncated pluri-Gaussian approach is a powerful method for modeling geology. Its main strength is its flexibility in representing complex lateral and vertical facies transitions with different anisotropies. In addition, it is easy to condition simulations to data points. This makes it an excellent method for modeling reservoirs with a complex architecture, such as carbonate bioconstructions or reservoirs affected by diagenesis.
This chapter presents a method for obtaining a tractable and mathematically consistent model for lithotype semivariograms and cross-semivariograms in complex cases. The method is illustrated using an example involving algal bioconstructions in the outcrops of the Paradox basin (Utah). Complex facies transitions, both vertically and laterally between the mound and intermound facies, together with the complex geometry of the algal mounds, make it virtually impossible to simulate these sorts of deposits using object-based models or classical pixel-based methods. The truncated pluri-Gaussian model is introduced to handle these complex facies transitions using the concept of a lithotype rule.
Such a rule, when expressed diagrammatically, can be a valuable tool for synthesizing geological information, and it can serve as one of the key inputs into the stochastic model. As illustrated here, combining the rule with proportion curves is a very effective way for analyzing and modeling geology in terms of facies sequences, even in complex depositional environments.
Geostatistics
Authors: Cosentino L. , Pelgrain de Lestang A. , Gonzalez J. E. 
Published: February 2020

Abstract
Extensive geostatistical modeling of data from the Bachaquero fields (east coast of Lake Maracaibo, Venezuela) has been conducted within the framework of a large-scale integrated study. These stochastic models have been used for several reservoir-management applications, where a fast and effective response is necessary to satisfy operational requirements. Such requirements include identification of infill drill locations, planning of horizontal well trajectories, and thermal-simulation studies for the optimization of cyclic steam injection projects. Because reservoir management applications commonly concern individual wells (small scale), a specific procedure has been established to extract and statistically analyze the geologic information from geostatistical models (large scale). The procedure has worked very effectively, with most of the operational requirements of corporate field exploitation units being addressed in the required timeframe. In fact, after almost 2 yr of fast-response applications in the Bachaquero fields, most of the operations currently performed by the exploitation unit are supported by geostatistical models. Recommendations based on such fast-response studies have been implemented, and in all cases, very good agreement between predictions and actual results has been observed.
Bibliographic Resources for Geostatistics, Spatial Analysis, and
Stochastic Modeling in Petroleum Exploration and Development
Authors: Coburn T. C. 
Published: February 2020

Abstract
The literature on geostatistics has rapidly expanded in the past decade because geostatistical techniques and methodologies have become more mainstream throughout the business, scientific, and engineering communities. The earth sciences continue to be a proving ground for many new geostatistical ideas and developments, building on knowledge and early notions developed throughout a period of 40 yr. The following bibliography contains approximately 1600 citations spanning the history of geostatistics that have a particular bearing on petroleum exploration and development, petroleum engineering and reservoir characterization, and the oil and gas aspects of geological investigation. The bibliography is organized into the seven general categories: case studies; methodological applications; theoretical developments; dissertations and theses; software, software applications, and user manuals; general-interest articles, discussions, and commentaries; and books, reviews of books, and course notes.
Economic and Industrial Potential of Geologic Basins and Reservoir Strata
Authors: Galley John E. 
Published: February 2020

Abstract
One potential value of subsurface strata in geologic basins is the available space for storage or disposal of industrial waste liquids and solids. Disposal methods which are being developed include the injection of liquids into deep permeable formations, the storage of solids in caverns constructed in salt beds, and the incorporation of liquids in cement slurries which are injected into artificially produced fractures in shale and allowed to harden. Six of the papers in this volume describe geologic basins where such disposal methods might be used successfully.
Physical limitations on the use of these methods include restricted space capacities in reservoir strata, pressure limits, possibilities of escape through pressure-induced fractures, adverse hydrodynamic conditions, and possible plugging of rock pores by precipitates or other materials. These limitations, and the principles governing subsurface-disposal techniques, are discussed in the three papers following this introductory paper.
Subsurface Disposal of Liquid Industrial Wastes by Deep-Well Injection
Authors: Warner Don L. 
Published: February 2020

Abstract
Disposal of concentrated, unusable, relatively untreatable liquid wastes is an important problem in water-pollution control. Deep-well injection is one means for disposing of such wastes.
The feasibility of deep-well injection depends on site suitability, waste characteristics, economics, and legal considerations. Geologic factors determine site suitability and have an important influence on economics and the suitability of waste for injection. Thus, careful geologic evaluation is a prerequisite for deep-well waste injection.
There are at least 110 deep industrial-waste injection wells in the United States. A wide variety of wastes is injected through these wells under extremely varied conditions of flow rate and pressure, Subsurface reservoirs range in age from Pleistocene to Precambrian and, with afew exceptions, are composed of sandstone, limestone or dolomite.
Forearc Margin, Central Aleutian Ridge
Authors: Scholl David W. , McCarthy Jill , Ryan Holly 
Published: February 2020

Abstract
Seismic section L5-7 crosses the outer forearc of the central Aleutian Ridge south of Adak Island, roughly along 175°W longitude. In this region the direction of underthrusting of the Pacific plate beneath that of the ridge is approximately 30° northwest of a direction normal to the regional trend of the Aleutian Island arc and its paralleling trench. Geomorphically, the ridge includes two provinces: the cresting massif of the island arc and the more deeply submerged forearc region about 4 km deep (see idealized structural section, p. 12). The forearc comprises the broad platform of the Aleutian Terrace and the flanking landward slope of the adjacent Aleutian Trench.
The Aleutian Ridge is constructed of three principal rock sequences. The ridge's igneous basement—the arc massif—consists mainly of extrusive and intrusive masses and related coarse volcaniclastic rubble of Eocene age (Scholl et al., in press; Vallier et al., in press). These rocks constitute the ridge's lower series. Regional information implies that lower series rocks began to accumulate between 55 and 50 Ma (early to middle Eocene). Rapid magmatic growth of the massif waned between about 45 and 40 Ma, and by at least earliest Oligocene (37 Ma) the submerged flanks of the ridge began to be buried by a thickening blanket of volcaniclastic and pelagic deposits, sandy and silty strata that constitute the ridge's middle series. Middle series sediment continued to accumulate until roughly the end of the Miocene (5 to 6 Ma), when the structural basin of the Aleutian Terrace began to
The Middle America Trench
Authors: Collins Barclay P. , Watkins Joel S. 
Published: February 2020

Abstract
Seismic line MX-16 transects the Middle America Trench on the Pacific coast of Mexico. The bathymetric map reveals a narrow continental shelf, a steep trench slope, and an axial trench about 5 km below sea level. A large submarine canyon cuts the upper slope in the vicinity of line MX-16. This area was extensively drilled during Leg 66 of the Deep Sea Drilling Project (Watkins et al., 1982).
Subduction in the area has been active intermittently during the last 100 m.y. (Karig et al., 1978). The convergence rate of the underthrusting Cocos plate relative to the overriding North American plate is inferred to be about 7 cm/yr (Minster and Jordan, 1978). Leg 66 drilling results suggest the continental margin in the area was truncated between 10 and 35 m.y.B.P., perhaps by transcurrent faulting or subduction erosion (Moore et al., 1982). A small accreted wedge subsequently developed by sediment underplating and offscraping (Moore et al., 1982). No forearc basin such as those seen on many trench slopes is evident on seismic line MX-16.
Costa Rica Continental Margin
Authors: Shipley Thomas H. , Buffler Richard T. 
Published: February 2020

Abstract
The seismic section across the Pacific margin of Central America off Costa Rica provides a structural cross section of the southern terminus of the Middle America trench. The section begins less than 10 km from the shoreline of the Nicoya Peninsula and extends for 70 km across the trench slope and trench, and into the ocean basin. Regionally, the trench shallows toward the southeast because of a large sea-floor rise, the Cocos Ridge, at the southern boundary of the Middle America trench. The Cocos and Caribbean plates are converging at about 9 cm/yr nearly normal to the margin (McNally and Minster, 1981), with earthquake activity defining a subduction zone dipping to the northeast (Burbach et al., 1984). Old oceanic crust is exposed on the Nicoya Peninsula in the form of Late Jurassic and Cretaceous volcanic and sedimentary rocks. The structural relationships within these rocks have been reported by a number of different investigators, but their exact origin remains unresolved (Dengo, 1962; Schmidt-Effing, 1979; Lundberg, 1982). The presently subducting ocean floor is of early Miocene age (Hey, 1977).