bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Retrieval of Thermally Resolved Water Vapor Distributions in Disks Observed with JWST-MIRI
Authors: Romero-Mirza Carlos E. , Banzatti Andrea , Öberg Karin I. , Pontoppidan Klaus M. , Salyk Colette , Najita Joan , Blake Geoffrey A. , Krijt Sebastiaan , Arulanantham Nicole , Pinilla Paola , Long Feng , Rosotti Giovanni , Andrews Sean M. , Wilner David J. , Calahan Jenny ,   The JDISCS Collaboration
Published: October 2024

Abstract
The mid-infrared water vapor emission spectrum provides a novel way to characterize the delivery of icy pebbles toward the innermost (<5 au) regions of planet-forming disks. Recently, JWST MIRI-MRS showed that compact disks exhibit an excess of low-energy water vapor emission relative to extended multigapped disks, suggesting that icy pebble drift is more efficient in the former. We carry out detailed emission-line modeling to retrieve the excitation conditions of rotational water vapor emission in a sample of four compact and three extended disks within the JWST Disk Infrared Spectral Chemistry Survey. We present two-temperature H2O slab model retrievals and, for the first time, constrain the spatial distribution of water vapor by fitting parametric radial temperature and column density profiles. Such models statistically outperform the two-temperature slab fits. We find a correlation between the observable hot water vapor mass and stellar mass accretion rate, as well as an anticorrelation between cold water vapor mass and submillimeter dust disk radius, confirming previously reported water line flux trends. We find that the mid-IR spectrum traces H2O with temperatures down to 180–300 K, but the coldest 150–170 K gas remains undetected. Furthermore the H2O temperature profiles are generally steeper and cooler than the expected “superheated” dust temperature in passive irradiated disks. The column density profiles are used to estimate icy pebble mass fluxes, which suggest that compact and extended disks may produce markedly distinct inner-disk exoplanet populations if local feeding mechanisms dominate their assembly.
Modeling and Subtracting Diffuse Cluster Light in JWST Images: A Relation between the Spatial Distribution of Globular Clusters, Dwarf Galaxies, and Intracluster Light in the Lensing Cluster SMACS 0723
Authors: Martis Nicholas S. , Sarrouh Ghassan T. E. , Willott Chris J. , Abraham Roberto , Asada Yoshihisa , Bradač Maruša , Brammer Gabriel B. , Desprez Guillaume , Harshan Anishya , Muzzin Adam , Noirot Gaël , Rihtaršič Gregor , Sawicki Marcin , Strait Victoria 
Published: October 2024

Abstract
We present a methodology for modeling and removing light from cluster galaxies and intracluster light (ICL) from James Webb Space Telescope images of gravitational lensing clusters. We apply our method to Webb’s First Deep Field the SMACS 0723 Early Release Observations and use the ICL-subtracted images to select a sample of globular clusters (GCs) and dwarf galaxies within the cluster. We compare the spatial distributions of these two samples with our models of the galaxy and ICL light, finding significant similarities. In particular, we find that GCs trace the diffuse ICL, while dwarf galaxies are centrally concentrated near the cluster center We quantify the relationship between the surface density of compact sources and total cluster light, demonstrating a significant, tight correlation. We repeat our methodology and compare distributions of GCs with the dark matter surface density and find a comparable result. Our findings suggest a common origin for GCs and diffuse ICL, with stripping from massive galaxies as they merge with the cluster being a plausible scenario.
Effect of Photon Vortex Generated in Extremely Strong Magnetic Fields on Stellar Nucleosynthesis
Authors: Maruyama Tomoyuki , Hayakawa Takehito , Cheoun Myung-Ki , Kajino Toshitaka 
Published: October 2024

Abstract
It is thought that photon vortices are predominantly produced in extremely strong magnetic fields in the Universe. Because the photon vortex may cause significant large angular momentum transfer in interactions with atomic nuclei, stellar nucleosynthesis in such astrophysical environments is affected. In the present study, we calculate the ratios of the photon absorption transition probabilities of photon vortices with Bessel wave to photons described by the plane wave. The result shows enhancement of excitation of states with large total angular momentum by optimization of the divergence angle of the incident photon vortex in momentum space. However, the average cross section for the photon vortex turns out to be identical with that for the plane wave. Therefore, even when Bessel photons are predominantly produced in astrophysical environments, the isotopic abundances of the synthesized elements are not changed.
Impacts of Black-hole-forming Supernova Explosions on the Diffuse Neutrino Background
Authors: Nakazato Ken’ichiro , Akaho Ryuichiro , Ashida Yosuke , Tsujimoto Takuji 
Published: October 2024

Abstract
The flux spectrum, event rate, and experimental sensitivity are investigated for the diffuse supernova (SN) neutrino background (DSNB), which originates from past stellar collapses and is also known as a supernova relic neutrino background. For this purpose, the contribution of collapses that lead to successful supernova explosion and black hole (BH) formation simultaneously, which are suggested to be a nonnegligible population from the perspective of Galactic chemical evolution, is taken into account. If the BH-forming SNe involve matter fallback onto the protoneutron star for the long term, their total emitted neutrino energy becomes much larger than that of ordinary SNe and failed SNe (BH formation without explosion). Then, in the case of the normal mass hierarchy in neutrino oscillations and with half of all core-collapse SNe being BH-forming SNe, the expected event rate according to the current DSNB model is enhanced by up to a factor of 2 due to the BH-forming SNe. While substantial uncertainties exist regarding the duration of the matter fallback, which determines the total amount of emitted neutrinos, and the fraction of BH-forming SNe, the operation time required to detect the DSNB at Hyper-Kamiokande would be reduced by such contribution in any case.
Magnetic Field Evolution for Crystallization-driven Dynamos in C/O White Dwarfs
Authors: Castro-Tapia Matias , Zhang Shu , Cumming Andrew 
Published: October 2024

Abstract
We investigate the evolution of magnetic fields generated by the crystallization-driven dynamo in carbon–oxygen white dwarfs (WDs) with masses ≲1.05 M
⊙. We use scalings for the dynamo to demonstrate that the initial magnetic field strength (B
0) has an upper limit that depends on the initial convection zone size (R
out,0) and the WD mass. We solve the induction equation to follow the magnetic field evolution after the dynamo phase ends. We show that the predicted surface magnetic field strength (B
surf) differs from B
0 by at least a factor of ∼0.3. This reduction depends on R
out,0, where values smaller than half of the star radius give B
surf ≲ 0.01 B
0. We implement electrical conductivities that account for the solid phase effect on the ohmic diffusion. We observe that the conductivity increases as the solid core grows, freezing in the magnetic field at a certain point of the evolution and slowing its outward transport. We study the effect of turbulent magnetic diffusivity induced by the convection and find that for a small R
out,0, B
surf is stronger than the nonturbulent diffusion cases because of the more rapid transport, but still orders of magnitude smaller than B
0. Given these limitations, the crystallization-driven dynamo theory could explain only magnetic C/O WDs with field strengths less than a few megagauss for the mass range 0.45–1.05 M
⊙. Our results also suggest that a buried fossil field must be at least 100 times stronger than observed surface fields if crystallization-driven convection is responsible for its transport to the surface.
Accompagner la recherche-création dans une école de théâtre : quelles pratiques ? Quels échanges ? Quels dialogues ?
Authors: Noblecourt Pauline , Wiss Lorraine 
Published: October 2024

Les étudiants de l’ENSATT mènent un projet de recherche-création donnant lieu à la rédaction d’un écrit réflexif ou mémoire de recherche. Nous accompagnons depuis plusieurs années ces travaux individuels et souhaitons, proposer un retour réflexif sur cette expérience. Il s’agit d’explorer les façons dont de jeunes artistes peuvent se saisir (ou non) des enjeux de la recherche-création, et d’interroger en particulier la position du chercheur comme «  accompagnant  » le travail de l’artiste, dans une configuration où c’est l’artiste lui-même qui est pensé comme chercheur.
« Il faut arrêter l’évaluateur n°2 ». Contributions autochtones et domination épistémique en sciences politiques
Authors: Allard-Tremblay Yann , Coburn Elaine 
Published: October 2024

En 2016, Kennan Ferguson a publié « Why Does Political Science Hate American Indians ? » (« Pourquoi la science politique déteste-t-elle les Amérindiens ? »). Ferguson y décrivait les caractéristiques structurelles de la science politique contemporaine pour expliquer l’exclusion des peuples et des savoirs autochtones de la discipline. Aujourd’hui, le contexte est différent. Dans les universités, les savoirs autochtones ne sont plus ignorés ou disqualifiés, mais on cherche plutôt à diversifier et à déparochialiser les programmes d’études, tout en ouvrant un espace à l’érudition autochtone. Cependant, malgré ces bonnes intentions, il existe toujours des obstacles structurels à la prise en compte des savoirs autochtones dans l’Université en général et dans les sciences politiques en particulier. Nous évoquons un évaluateur n°2 stylisé pour décrire les dynamiques au sein du processus d’évaluation par les pairs qui tendent à limiter ou à exclure les interventions qui s’engagent dans les savoirs autochtones : 1) les effets disciplinaires des disciplines ; 2) la reproduction de l’eurocentrisme ; 3) la demande d’essentialisme ou de romantisme - ou la remise en question des deux ; et 4) la politisation abusive du « bon » argument. Nous identifions une cinquième dynamique liée à (5) la sous-représentation persistante des chercheurs autochtones. Nous concluons en indiquant comment les évaluateurs et les rédacteurs en chef attachés au pluralisme peuvent procéder rigoureusement à l’évaluation par les pairs tout en ouvrant la science politique aux savoirs autochtones.
Operación masacre de Rodolfo Walsh y Carmel: ¿Quién mató a María Marta? de Alejandro Hartmann
Authors: Gaultier Maud 
Published: October 2024

Cet article a pour double objet d’étudier le récit Operación masacre (1957) et la mini-série Carmel:¿Quién mató a María Marta? (2020), deux œuvres qui se situent aux extrémités d’une ligne argentine de non-fiction, allant de la création d’un genre à l’un de ses plus récents représentants. La comparaison des deux œuvres, qui permet de repérer leurs points de convergence tout comme leurs points de divergence, fait apparaître comment la série à succès, sortie en 2020, est l’héritière d’une esthétique contemporaine créée par Rodolfo Walsh.
La « mission Truptil » et les travailleurs chinois en France
Authors: Ma Li 
Published: October 2024

Dans cet article, nous cherchons à répondre aux questions suivantes : que faisaient 140 000 travailleurs chinois en France dans la Première Guerre mondiale alors que cette guerre était essentiellement européenne ? Quel a été le processus d’acheminement ? Où se trouvaient-ils, et pourquoi faire ? Quelles étaient les différences entre ceux qui étaient recrutés par les Français et ceux qui l’étaient par les Britanniques ? Nous faisons un rappel historique du parcours de ces 140 000 jeunes hommes, qui parfois ignoraient complètement le sort qu’on leur réservait. Nous examinons les décisions politiques prises pour impliquer les travailleurs chinois en France dans la Grande Guerre, et les initiatives des Français dans le cadre de la « Mission Truptil » ainsi que leurs conséquences sur le sort de ces travailleurs.
Sans nom, sans visage et top-secret : le transport de travailleurs du « Chinese Labour Corps » à travers le Canada
Authors: Peterson Glen 
Published: October 2024

Ce chapitre étudie le voyage parcouru par des dizaines de milliers de travailleurs du Chinese Labour Corps (CLC) à travers le Canada en 1917-1918. Les navires transportant des travailleurs du CLC ont quitté d’avril 1917 à juin 1918 le port de Tianjin, au nord de la Chine, pour Vancouver sur une base quasi hebdomadaire. Les navires accostaient d’abord la station de quarantaine de William Head sur l’île de Vancouver avant de recevoir l’autorisation de continuer vers le port de Vancouver. Sur les quais de Burrard Street, dans le centre-ville de Vancouver, les travailleurs du CLC étaient alors directement escortés depuis les navires vers des trains fortement gardés pour le long voyage à travers le Canada jusqu’au port de Halifax, sur le littoral atlantique du Canada d’où ils reprenaient leur voyage en mer vers leur destination finale en France. Le but de ce chapitre est de mettre en avant l’organisation bureaucratique impressionnante de l’opération du CLC au Canada et les efforts extraordinaires déployés par le gouvernement canadien pour maintenir le secret de l’opération. En considérant la manière dont l’appareil d’État canadien a tenté de contrôler non seulement le déplacement physique des travailleurs du CLC, mais également le flux national et transnational des informations qui a entouré leur passage à travers le Canada, nous pouvons avoir un aperçu sur la façon dont les fonctionnaires de l’État canadien percevaient et comprenaient non seulement les « coolies » chinois qui étaient à leur charge, mais aussi la place de la Chine et des Chinois plus généralement durant ce moment crucial de l’histoire du xxe siècle.
Les travailleurs « chinois » dans le contexte de la reconstruction
Authors: Nivet Philippe 
Published: October 2024

La Première Guerre mondiale a provoqué d’importantes destructions dans les départements du Nord et de l’Est de la France. Dans cette zone dévastée, en particulier dans la Somme et le Pas-de-Calais, des travailleurs chinois, dépendant les uns de l’autorité britannique, les autres du gouvernement français, vont participer aux travaux de la reconstruction, que les habitants souhaitent rapides. Malgré l’apport de main-d’œuvre que les Chinois procurent, les relations avec les habitants vont être conflictuelles. Les délits et crimes commis par quelques-uns d’entre eux, mis en exergue par la presse, les font percevoir comme une « classe dangereuse », dans un contexte de grande méfiance à l’égard de l’armée britannique et, plus largement, de tous les étrangers. Leur départ est donc réclamé par la population et ses représentants et assez rapidement obtenu.
Le roman vietnamien francophone
Authors: Selao Ching 
Published: October 2024

Si la construction de l'Extrême-Orient par les écrivains occidentaux est un fait littéraire largement étudié, bien rares sont les explorations des œuvres orientalistes d'auteurs eux-mêmes issus des anciennes colonies. Avertissement à qui s'attendrait à découvrir ici une prose subversive, ou simplement une vision plus réaliste du Vietnam de l'époque coloniale : quelques surprises l'attendent. Souvent, en effet, les romanciers ont fait leurs les clichés de l'orientalisme métropolitain.

La construction de l'Autre ne se fait pas à sens unique, et l'invention de l'Occident par des auteurs d'Asie est aussi un phénomène fascinant. Là encore, on s'étonnera de voir que les oppositions simplistes entre culture et nature, matérialisme et spiritualité ou vitalité et passivité ne furent pas tant remises en cause que simplement renversées. Certains romans vietnamiens francophones « occidentalistes » se révèlent en cela tout aussi stéréotypés que leurs contre-modèles.

Entre la vision de l'Orient comme un continent incapable de survivre sans la présence des Français et celle qui réduit l'Occident à une machine de conquête sans âme, y a-t-il eu une voie médiane ? Oui, et Ching Selao nous convainc sans peine que ces romans de l'entre-deux participent d'une désorientation discursive bien plus féconde pour l'imaginaire et la réflexion critique.
Do acolhimento à disciplina: um olhar para as instituições de reeducação
Authors: Müller Andressa Coelho , Dalmaso Alice Copetti , Rigue Fernanda Monteiro 
Published: October 2024

O presente artigo visa compreender as noções de educação que circulam nas instituições de acolhimento de crianças e adolescentes. É produzida, como metodologia de investigação científica, uma análise documental do Projeto Político Pedagógico de um abrigo institucional, permitindo identificar diversos processos desenvolvidos na instituição, os quais se aproximam do que Corrêa (2006) nomeia como garantias da escolarização (Corrêa, 2006). Por fim, procura-se criar possibilidades de estar junto com as crianças e jovens inadaptáveis (Deligny, 2018), potencializando encontros através da escuta, do afeto e do cuidado.
How event quality affects satisfaction and revisit intention from the theory of planned behaviour
Authors: Liu Xuexin , Zakaria Jaffry , Mohd Said Omar F. 
Published: October 2024

Purpose: The study aims to enhance the original theoretical framework of tourism planning by examining how event quality (ETQ), attitude (ATT), subjective norms (SNs), perceived behavioural control (PBC) and satisfaction (SAT) influence tourists’ revisit intention (RI). In addition, it aims to explore the connections between ETQ, tourists’ SAT and revisit intenion, addressing a critical gap in the literature.Design/methodology/approach: The authors gathered data from 491 domestic tourists who attended the inaugural Guizhou ‘Beautiful Countryside’ Basketball League in Guizhou, China, in 2023. Partial least squares structural equation modelling was employed to assess both the measurement and structural models in the study.Findings/results: The results revealed significant positive direct effects of ATT, ETQ, SAT, PBC and SN on RI. Furthermore, ETQ indirectly influences RI through SAT, highlighting SAT as a key mediator in this relationship. The extended theory of planned behaviour (ETPB), which included ETQ and SAT as newly integrated variables, provided a stronger framework for understanding the heightened influence of ETQ on RI.Practical implications: This study enhances the theory of planned behaviour model by integrating ETQ and SAT, offering valuable insights for extending the ETPB theory. While this contribution is significant, it also presents certain limitations.Originality/value: This article addresses a crucial gap by exploring how enhancing ETQ can directly improve tourist SAT and boost RI. It provides fresh insights into optimising event experiences, which is essential for sustainable tourism development and repeat visitor engagement.
Bibliometric analysis of olaparib and pancreatic cancer from 2009 to 2022: A global perspective
Authors: Feng Xu , Chai Yi-Han , Jiang Ke-Xin , Jiang Wen-Bin , Chen Wen-Chao , Pan Yu 
Published: October 2024

BACKGROUND
Genetic screening for breast cancer gene 1 (BRCA )1 /2 mutations can inform breast/ovarian/pancreatic cancer patients of suitable therapeutic interventions. Four to seven percent of pancreatic cancer patients have germline BRCA mutations. BRCA genes aid in DNA repair, especially homologous recombination, which impacts genomic stability and cancer cell growth. BRCA1 regulates the cell cycle, ubiquitination, and chromatin remodeling, whereas BRCA2 stimulates the immune response. They predict the efficacy of platinum chemotherapy or polymerase (PARP) inhibitors such as olaparib.
AIM
To determine the trends and future directions in the use of olaparib for pancreatic cancer treatment.
METHODS
To evaluate the trends in how olaparib works in pancreatic cancer, we performed a bibliometric analysis. One hundred and ninety-six related publications were accessed from the Web of Science Core Collection and were published between 2009 and 2022. The analytic parameters included publications, related citations, productive countries and institutes, influential authors, and keyword development.
RESULTS
This study visualizes and discusses the current research, including the present global trends and future directions in olaparib and pancreatic cancer. Overall, this study sheds light on optimizing the use of olaparib in pancreatic cancer treatment, offering valuable guidance for researchers in this field.
CONCLUSION
Our findings identified trends in olaparib and pancreatic cancer, with China and the USA leading and with global cooperation tightening. O'Reilly EM's team and Memorial Sloan-Kettering had the highest output. The Journal of Clinical Oncology was the most cited journal. More PARP inhibitors are emerging, and combination therapy is suggested for future therapeutic trends.
High-resolution magnetic resonance imaging in the diagnosis and management of vertebral artery dissection: A case report
Authors: Zhang Hai-Bin , Duan Yong-Hong , Zhou Min , Liang Ri-Chu 
Published: October 2024

BACKGROUND
Vertebral artery dissection (VAD) is a rare but life-threatening condition characterized by tearing of the intimal layer of the vertebral artery, leading to stenosis, occlusion or rupture. The clinical presentation of VAD can be heterogeneous, with common symptoms including headache, dizziness and balance problems. Timely diagnosis and treatment are crucial for favorable outcomes; however, VAD is often missed due to its variable clinical presentation and lack of robust diagnostic guidelines. High-resolution magnetic resonance imaging (HRMRI) has emerged as a reliable diagnostic tool for VAD, providing detailed visualization of vessel wall abnormalities.
CASE SUMMARY
A young male patient presented with an acute onset of severe headache, vomiting, and seizures, followed by altered consciousness. Imaging studies revealed bilateral VAD, basilar artery thrombosis, multiple brainstem and cerebellar infarcts, and subarachnoid hemorrhage. Digital subtraction angiography (DSA) revealed vertebral artery stenosis but failed to detect the dissection, potentially because intramural thrombosis obscured the VAD. In contrast, HRMRI confirmed the diagnosis by revealing specific signs of dissection. The patient was managed conservatively with antiplatelet therapy and other supportive measures, such as blood pressure control and pain management. After 5 mo of rehabilitation, the patient showed significant improvement in swallowing and limb strength.
CONCLUSION
HR-MRI can provide precise evidence for the identification of VAD.
Epstein-Barr virus positive post-transplant lymphoproliferative disorder with significantly decreased T-cell chimerism early after transplantation: A case report
Authors: Guo Qing-Na , Liu Hai-Sheng , Li Lin , Jin Dian-Ge , Shi Ji-Min , Lai Xiao-Yu , Liu Li-Zhen , Zhao Yan-Min , Yu Jian , Li Yan-Yuan , Yu Fang-Quan , Gao Zhe , Yan Jiao , Huang He , Luo Yi , Ye Yi-Shan 
Published: October 2024

BACKGROUND
Post-transplant lymphoproliferative disorder (PTLD) is a rare but highly fatal complication occurring after allogeneic hematopoietic cell transplantation (allo-HCT) or solid organ transplantation (SOT). Unlike SOT, PTLD after allo-HCT usually originates from the donor and is rarely accompanied by a loss of donor chimerism.
CASE SUMMARY
We report a case of Epstein-Barr virus positive PTLD manifesting as diffuse large B-cell lymphoma (DLBCL) with significantly decreased T-cell chimerism early after allo-HCT. A 30-year-old patient with acute myeloid leukemia underwent unrelated allo-HCT after first complete remission. Nearly 3 mo after transplantation, the patient developed cervical lymph node enlargement and gastric lesions, both of which were pathologically suggestive of DLBCL. Meanwhile, the patient experienced a significant and persistent decrease in T-cell chimerism. A partial remission was achieved after chemotherapy with single agent rituximab and subsequent R-CHOP combined chemotherapy.
CONCLUSION
The loss of T-cell chimerism and the concomitant T-cell insufficiency may be the cause of PTLD in this patient.