nauka.1drazen,
[odgovor na FORUM.9 3.1139, v.nesic]
Dakle, u zelji da proceni verovatnocu sutrasnjeg izlaska sunca, Lapas
je izveo sledeci model.
Pretpostavimo da imamo (N+1) kutija, numerisanih redom kao
0,1,...,N, od kojih svaka sadrzi N kuglica (crvenih i belih), i to
tako da k-ta kutija sadrzi k crvenih i (N-k) belih kuglica.
Jedna kutija se izabere slucajno, a onda se iz te izabrane kutije
kuglice izvlace nasumce, sa vracanjem. Pretpostavimo da je n puta
izvucena crvena kuglica (dogadjaj A). Treba izracunati (uslovnu)
verovatnocu da ce i u sledecem (n+1)-om izvlacenju biti izvucena
takodje crvena kuglica.
Verovatnoca dogadjaja A je
P(A) = \sum_{i=0}^N P(A pod uslovom da se izvlaci iz i-te kutije)=
= { (1/N)^n + (2/N)^n + ... + (N/N)^n } / (N+1)
Preseka dogadjaja A i B oznacimo sa AB. AB je dogadjaj da je (n+1)
zaredom izvucena crvena kuglica, sa verovatnocom
P(AB) = { (1/N)^(n+1) + (2/N)^(n+1) + ... + (N/N)^(n=1) } / (N+1),
pa je trazena verovatnoca
P(B|A)=P(AB)/P(A), sto se asimptotski priblizava ka (n+1)/(n+2), kada
N->infinity.
Laplas je gornje rezonovanje primenio o odnosu na poslednjih 5000
godina, ili n=1826213 dana, kada je svakog jutra sunce izlazilo. Pa je
cak i nudio opkladu 1826214 prema 1 u korist regularnog ponasanja
sunca sutra.
Interesantno je primeniti ovo rezonovanje na rezultate narednih izbora,
kojom prilikom zakljucujemo da je (tuzna) verovatnoca da ce Faraon i
njegova stranka ponovo pobediti 3/4.
Pl poz D
nauka.2v.nesic,
> Interesantno je primeniti ovo rezonovanje na rezultate narednih izbora,
> kojom prilikom zakljucujemo da je (tuzna) verovatnoca da ce Faraon i
> njegova stranka ponovo pobediti 3/4.
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1994 CAREER PROSPECTS: The United States' slow economic
recovery makes the employment outlook for scientists in 1994
much the same as this year's--gloomy, with most academic and
industrial hiring in a state of stagnation. One consolation,
say experts, is that things should not get worse, and, with
a little creativity, there are jobs to be had.
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LESSONS OF THE PAST: The value in studying the history of
science extends far beyond the inherently interesting nature
of the pursuit; indeed, increasing numbers of individuals
and groups of researchers are turning their attention to it
and forming societies dedicated to it in the belief that
present scientific endeavors can be enriched and possibly
even improved by an enhanced awareness of the past
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HELPING HAND FOR WOMEN: Women scientists and their advocates
who have criticized the National Science Foundation's
efforts to promote and advance women within and outside the
agency are being supported by another group of women--from
the United States Congress
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NYNEX GOES TO SCHOOL: The NYNEX Science and Technology
Awards competition adds a new twist to high school science
contests: The winners are awarded not only scholarships, but
also R&D funding to help implement their ideas, aimed at
solving community problems
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TRAIL BLAZERS: Many of this year's National Medal of Science
recipients can boast of high citation counts as well as such
prestigious awards as the Nobel Prize. In many cases, their
work has created or formed the basis for the fields of
investigation they and other scientists have pursued
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OPINION
A THREAT TO PROGRESS: The actions of the animal rights
movement are more than misguided; the effects are being felt
at and threaten the progress of all levels of medical
research requiring the use of animals. Compounding the
problem is the indifference and even resistance by those in
the medical profession to help advance the image of this
research, which directly benefits their patients, says
Harvard Medical School neurobiology professor and Nobel
laureate David Hubel
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COMMENTARY: It is up to scientists and others whose research
is dependent on, or who otherwise benefit from, National
Institutes of Health funding to make Congress and the public
aware of that fact, say Federation of American Societies for
Experimental Biology president Frank W. Fitch and vice
president Samuel S. Silverstein, along with Columbia
University physiologist John D. Loike
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RESEARCH
GENE RESEARCH: In the field of molecular biology and
genetics, U.S. researchers and institutions hold a
commanding lead, as judged by citation data compiled by the
Institute for Scientific Information and reported in the
newsletter Science Watch
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HOT PAPERS: An analytical chemist discusses his review paper
on matrix-assisted laser desorption/ionization mass
spectrometry
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TOOLS & TECHNOLOGY
KNOCKOUT PUNCH: Genetically engineered mice--both transgenic
and "knockout" varieties--offer researchers ways to detect
the influences of single genes and also provide close models
of human disease
Page 18
PROFESSION
SEED MONEY: Through a variety of awards, scholarships, and
grant programs, the Glenn Foundation for Medical Research
acts as a seed funder and advocate for investigations into
the biology of aging
Page 20
CHARLES M. RICK, a emeritus professor of vegetable crops at
the University of California, Davis, has received the
Alexander von Humboldt Award
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of basic science in the face of increasing pressure from
Congress and the public for more directed and technology-
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BIOENGINEERING BOOM: The complex, multifaceted field of
bioengineering is attracting throngs of life science and
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throughout the United States. Moreover, observers are
optimistic that, as bioengineering applications increase,
industry will expand correspondingly to provide jobs for
these students by the time they get their undergraduate or
graduate degrees
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PUTTING SCIENCE IN PERSPECTIVE: NSF and the National
Endowment for the Humanities are cosponsoring a program
aimed at boosting science literacy through exploring the
relationship of science and the humanities in everyday life.
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BUILDING A RESEARCH CONSORTIUM: Sparked by a $2.5 million
grant from the Dana Foundation, researchers from Cold Spring
Harbor Laboratory, Stanford University, and Johns Hopkins
University are joining forces in an effort to track down the
genes responsible for manic-depressive illness
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SHIFTING FOCUS: With the end of the Cold War and changing
national priorities, U.S. national laboratories must narrow
their focus and develop a comprehensive, long-term program
of job-creating, pioneering research and development
collaborations with industry resulting in technology
development and transfer, and defense R&D conversion, says
Roland W. Schmitt, president emeritus of Rensselaer
Polytechnic Institute
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COMMENTARY: Nobel Prize-winning physicist Leon M. Lederman
laments Congress' rejection of the superconducting
supercollider, observing that the megaproject's termination
is symptomatic, among other things, of the general public's
science illiteracy
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NOBEL ENDEAVORS: The achievements of this year's Nobel Prize
winners in chemistry, physics, and physiology or medicine
have been well known to their colleagues for years, and
citation analysis confirms the broad influence of their work
on the subsequent advances of other researchers in their
respective disciplines
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opacity of stellar matter
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THERMAL CYCLERS: Just as use of the polymerase chain
reaction is sweeping through laboratories, an essential
support tool for PCR--thermal cyclers--has gained in both
popularity and sophistication
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ADJUNCT OPPORTUNITIES: Adjunct professorships serve a dual
need in the world of academia. They allow scientists from
varying environments access to academic life, and at the
same time provide universities with the use of these
scientists' skills in education and research
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RUTH F. NUTT, former senior scientist at Merck & Co. Inc.,
has been named director of chemistry for Corvas
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sci29119.zipnauka.5pele,
>=} Ima i mali milion starijih brojeva (iz ove i prošle
>=} godine). Ukoliko ima razloga da šaljem neki, javite mi.
Šalji!
pele.
nauka.7bjevdjic,
Posto je ovo zastarelo tj. Strategijska odbrambena inicijativa (SDI) je
definitivno propala, ovo moze da se nadje ovde !! Izvlacim samo najzanim-
ljivije citate, jer me mrzi da prepisujem preko 50. strana teksta, ali
ako nekog zanimaju pojedinosti tu sam !!!
IDEJNO RESENJE INSTALACIJE
ZA DOBIJANJE IMPULSNIH
SNOPOVA LAKIH I TESKIH
CESTICA ZA LABORATORIJE VTI
Beograd, mart 1990.
1. Namena instalacije
Razvoj ove vrste oruzja zapoceo je 1983. godine kada je u SAD pokreunta
Strategijska odbrambena inicijativa (SDI) koja, osim razvoja cesticnog
oruzja, obuhvata i niz drugih, nenuklearnih sistema za osmatranje,
identifikaciju, navodjenja cesticnog oruzja na ciljeve u kosmickom
prostoru. Ono se razvija na velikim iskustvima stecenim u razvoju i
primeni akceleratora elementarnih cestica te razvoju i primeni lasera.
Bez obzira ma sumnje u realnost izgradnje tih sistema i takvog oruzja,
dosadasnji eksperimenti ukazuju na resenost SAD, SSSR da razvije takvo
oruzje. U svetu se proizvode snopovi lakih i teskih naelektrisanih
cestica, proizvode se impulsno sa trajanjem impulsa reda 10 mikrosekundi,
energije izmedju 10 i 100 MeV i fluensa reda 100 J/cm^2. Takvi snopovi
omogucavaju destrukciju metalne konstrukcije, a u elektronskim uredjajima
proizvode doze reda 10^4 Gy.
...
Posto je cilj ovog Programa stvaranje istrazivackog iskustva za ocenu
efekata cesticnog oruzja, mnogi izneti problemi se pojednostavljuju,
jer se u prvoj fazi mogu izostaviti problemi laserskog vodjenja impulsnog
snopa cestica, a ocena tehnickih resenja izvoditi u vakuumu ili na kratkim
rastojanjima u normalnoj atmosferi. Ovakav pristup omogucava da se razvije
laboratorijska instalacija za dobijanje, ubrzavanje i fokusiranje snopa
cestica i na njoj proucavaju fizicki procesi relevantni za cesticno oruzje.
Istrazivanje efekata interakcije snopova cestica sa razlicitim metama
obezbedjuje sopstvene istrazivacke rezultate na osnovu kojih je mogucno
procenjivati razvoj cesticnog oruzja, a sa druge strane sa vise pouzdanosti
izucavati probleme zastite.
nauka.8pele,
>=} Posto je ovo zastarelo tj. Strategijska odbrambena
>=} inicijativa (SDI) je definitivno propala, ovo moze da se
>=} nadje ovde !! Izvlacim samo najzanim- ljivije citate,
Svaka čast majstore! Šalji što više citata.
pele.
nauka.9.bale.,
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NEUROSCIENCE CAREER OUTLOOK: Stunning research advances have
swelled the ranks of neuroscientists. But tight federal funding
and wariness on the part of industry about the economy in general
has made job prospects for these new brain researchers sparse--at
least in the short term
PAGE 1
STEWART-FEDER UPDATE: The long-term future for Walter Stewart and
Ned Feder, two National Institutes of Health scientific fraud
investigators removed from their laboratories and transferred
elsewhere in the agency, is still being negotiated, though two
powerful United States senators have recently lent support to
their fight for reinstatement to their former positions
PAGE 1
MUSEUMS AS CLASSROOMS: The Howard Hughes Medical Institute, known
for its support of productive scientists, also offers an
innovative program aimed at helping to ensure the next
generation's curiosity and wonderment with science--funding
education programs developed by local science museums, with an
emphasis on attracting young women and minorities
PAGE 1
BUILDING MOMENTUM: The National Science Foundation has awarded
$37.1 million to 56 colleges and universities to repair their
deteriorating research facilities in an attempt to make a dent in
what NSF estimates to be a $10 billion to $12 billion "problem"
with such aging infrastructure nationwide
PAGE 3
PATENT PROBLEMS: The patenting of scientific discoveries may be
necessary in order to protect some scientists' intellectual
property, says British immunologist Cesar Milstein; but he also
cautions that the practice of patenting is often unfair and
actually dangerous to the health of curiosity-driven research
PAGE 11
COMMENTARY: A recent photo in The Scientist .MDNM/showing Hillary
Rodham Clinton and Mary Lasker, founder of the Lasker
Foundation's medical research awards, is symbolic of the vital
role basic research can play in providing health care to all
Americans, a message that should not be lost on Congress or the
public, says Eugene Garfield
PAGE 12
CELLULAR MECHANICS: Scientists are converging from many
disciplines in an attempt to unlock the secret of "molecular
motors," the complex mechanisms that drive cells. The task is
daunting, and funding is described as "seat of the pants"
PAGE 14
HOT PAPERS: A cancer researcher discusses her report describing
an antibody that allows examination of p53 expression in solid
tumors
PAGE 15
DIGITAL MICROSCOPY: In many areas, film-based photography is
gradually being replaced by digital imaging amenable to computer
manipulation, transfer, and storage. In microscopy, especially,
new digital cameras and scanners are providing ever-improving
image quality, as well as ease and economy of use
PAGE 19
BRAIN TRUST: Love of learning unites the prestigious membership
of the American Philosophical Society, the U.S.'s oldest honor
society, which celebrates scholarship in the sciences, arts, and
humanities--and whose ranks include some of America's premier
scientists
PAGE 21
DARYL CHUBIN has been appointed division director for research,
evaluation, and dissemination in the education and human
resources directorate of NSF
PAGE 22
NOTEBOOK PAGE 4
CARTOON PAGE 4
LETTERS PAGE 12
CROSSWORD PAGE 13
OBITUARY PAGE 22
SCIENTIFIC SOFTWARE DIRECTORY
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sci01nov.zipnauka.10mnikolic,
U toku je misija popravke orbitalnog teleskopa HABL. Stručnjaci NASA
procenjuju da se radi o jednoj od najkomplikovanijih kosmičkih operacija
svih vremena. Po jučerašnjim informacijama, satelit je uspešno ulovljen
šatlovom mehaničkom rukom i atronauti bi u nekoliko izlazaka u slobodan
prostor trebalo da pokušaju da poprave neispravno sočivo. Ova misija košta
oko 300 miliona dolara a NASA je spremna da u slučaju neuspeha ponovi
operaciju već kroz 6 meseci. U slučaju uspeha, sledeća misija održavanja
orbitalnog teleskopa bila bi obavljena kroz nekoliko godina. To govori o
velikom značaju koji se pridaje ovom teleskopu.
Inače, ako me sećanje ne vara, do kvara je došlo još u postupku izrade
satelita, odnosno njegovog najosetljivijeg dela, specijalnog sočiva.
Grešku u izradi prouzrokovao je kvar odnosno nepreciznost instrumenata
kojima je kontrolisana izrada tog sočiva. Ovo je pisano po sećanju pa
molim da mi ne zamerite ako sam negde pogrešio.
m.
nauka.11bjevdjic,
IDEJNO RESENJE INSTALACIJE
ZA DOBIJANJE IMPULSNIH
SNOPOVA LAKIH I TESKIH
CESTICA ZA LABORATORIJE VTI
Beograd, mart 1990.
1. Namena instalacije
Razvoj ove vrste oruzja zapoceo je 1983. godine kada je u SAD pokreunta
Strategijska odbrambena inicijativa (SDI) koja, osim razvoja cesticnog
oruzja, obuhvata i niz drugih, nenuklearnih sistema za osmatranje,
identifikaciju, navodjenja cesticnog oruzja na ciljeve u kosmickom
prostoru. Ono se razvija na velikim iskustvima stecenim u razvoju i
primeni akceleratora elementarnih cestica te razvoju i primeni lasera.
Bez obzira ma sumnje u realnost izgradnje tih sistema i takvog oruzja,
dosadasnji eksperimenti ukazuju na resenost SAD, SSSR da razvije takvo
oruzje. U svetu se proizvode snopovi lakih i teskih naelektrisanih
cestica, proizvode se impulsno sa trajanjem impulsa reda 10 mikrosekundi,
energije izmedju 10 i 100 MeV i fluensa reda 100 J/cm^2. Takvi snopovi
omogucavaju destrukciju metalne konstrukcije, a u elektronskim uredjajima
proizvode doze reda 10^4 Gy.
Dobijanje snopova naelektrisanih cestica poznata je tehnika koja se u svetu
primenjuje vise od 50 godina. Razvijene su mocne instalacije u mnogim
istrazivackim centrima u svetu, a u poslednjih 10 godina razvijaju se tzv.
fabrike cestica. To su instalacije koje zahtevaju mreznu snagu reda 100 MW,
hiljade tona magneta, veliku kriogenetiku i brojne aparature za kontrolu i
upravljanje. S druge strane, za potrebe defektoskopije materijala i radio-
terapiju komercijalno se proizvode masine za proizvodjenje naelektrisanih
cestica. Bitna razlika izmedju ovih instalacija i masina, s jedne strane,
i tehnika dobijanja impulsnih snopova, s druge strane, ogleda se bas u
cinjenici da ove druge proizvode impulsne snopove. To dalje znaci da je
rec o instalacijama i do 1000 puta manjih gabarita i oko 100 puta manje
zahtevane snage.
U tehnici impulsnih snopova naelektrisanih cestica postoje tri glavna
problema: a) dobijanje, b) ubrzavanje, c) propagacija. Svaki od ovih
problema resava se koriscenjem iskustava sa do sada razvijenih instalacija,
osim dobijanja naelektrisanih cestica gde dominira teznja da se umesto
jonskih izvora koristi gusta plazma dobijena impulsnim elektricnim
praznjenjem. Odrzavanje plazme u kratkom vremenu, izvlacenje cestica,
fokusiranje i ubrzavanje su poznate tehnike. Propagacija snopa cestica
u normalnoj atmosferi dovodi do naglog slabljenja i sirenja snopa. Zbog
toga se za svrhe cesticnog oruzja propagacija izvodi laserskim snopom
koji prethodi i time formira kanal. Sa takvim resenjima eksperimentalno
je vodjen snop elektrona u razredjenoj atmosferi do 100 metara.
Posto je cilj ovog Programa stvaranje istrazicakog iskustva za ocenu
efekata cesticnog oruzja, mnogi izneti problemi se pojednostavljuju,
jer se u prvoj fazi mogu izostaviti problemi laserskog vodjenja impulsnog
snopa cestica, a ocena tehnickih resenja izvoditi u vakuumu ili na kratkim
rastojanjima u normalnoj atmosferi. Ovakav pristup omogucava da se razvije
laboratorijska instalacija za dobijanje, ubrzavanje i fokusiranje snopa
cestica i na njoj proucavaju fizicki procesi relevantni za cesticno oruzje.
Istrazivanje efekata interakcije snopova cestica sa razlicitim metama
obezbedjuje sopstvene istrazivacke rezultate na osnovu kojih je mogucno
procenjivati razvoj cesticnog oruzja, a sa druge strane sa vise pouzdanosti
izucavati probleme zastite.
Pored toga, laboratorijska instalacija omogucava istrazivanje problema
vezanih za ponasanje strukture materijala izlozenog ekstremnim temperatu-
rama i pritiscima, radijaciona ostecenja materijala, razvoj tehnologija
novih materijala, kao i usavrsavanje kadrova u ovoj oblasti.
PREGLED IDEJNOG RESENJA LABORATORIJSKE INSTALACIJE ZA DOBIJANJE
IMPULSNIH SNOPOVA NAELEKTRISANIH CESTICA
a) IZBOR IZVORA
Elektroni: Plazma dioda u rezimu strujnog prekidaca
Protoni i deuteroni: Plazma fokus
Metalni joni: Vakuumski luk
b) NAPAJANJE
Tip generatora: Marx-ov generator za plazma diodu i
plazma fokus
Paralelna veza baterije bez varnicika
max struja: 1 MA
max napon: 1 MV
ukupna energija: 1 MJ
c) POMOCNA OPREMA
Izvori jona za plazma prekidac
Induktor
Varnicnici
Vakuumski sistem
d) DIJAGNOSTIKA
Elektrostaticki analizator energije elektrona
CR - 39
Tompsonov spektrometar
LABORATORIJSKI MODEL INSTALACIJE
a) KARAKTERISTIKE BATERIJE
Uch = 25 kV dc
Urev = 0.9 Uch
Ctot = 45 uF
Leq = 70 nH
Imax = 450 kA
dI/dt = 3E11 A/s
W = 14 kJ
b) TIP KONDEZATORA
niskoinduktivni
visokonaponski
Haefely CRS 5-198-75 FST
9 komada
c) KARAKTERISTIKE KONDEZATORA
C = 5 uF
Uch = 40 kV dc
Urev = 0.4 Uch
Imax = 50 kA
Radni vek = 1E5 praznjena
Leq = 15 nH
d) KARAKTERISTIKE VARNICIKA
Leq = 15 nH
Imax = 450 kA
Q = 5.5 C
Un = 25 KV
Bice jos ...
nauka.12pele,
>=} ponovi operaciju već kroz 6 meseci. U slučaju uspeha,
>=} sledeća misija održavanja orbitalnog teleskopa bila bi
>=} obavljena kroz nekoliko godina. To govori o velikom
>=} značaju koji se pridaje ovom teleskopu.
Kako i nebi kad košta milijardu $ :)
Baš mi je drago što su rešili da ga poprave jer će, ako popravka
bude uspešna, biti mnogo lepih snimaka. Još kad bi ih i mi videli :(
pele.
nauka.13ndragan,
/ Tip generatora: Marx-ov generator za plazma diodu i
Jasno je zašto su batalili.
nauka.14dejanr,
Ovde retko pominjem NOVOSTI/microb, ali ovoga puta je "naletelo" nešto
zanimljivo. Pogledajte poruku 4.181 - opis prvog uspešnog testa fuzionog
reaktora na Princeton University (NJ). U laboratoriji koja se bavi
plazmom (Plasma Physics Labs) priveli su kraju gradnju reaktora koji je
u prvom testu generisao 4 megavata. žitavo postrojenje koštalo je skoro
milijardu ipo dolara.
Smatra se da će fuzija obezbediti gotovo neograničene količine energije
uz malo ili nimalo nuklearnog otpada. Trebaće, naravno, još dosta vremena
da se napravi kućni fuzioni reaktor - tehnologija je u ovom trenutku
sasvim nepraktična, ali je ovaj eksperiment veliki korak u pravcu
naprave kao što je "Mr Fusion" iz filma "Povratak u budućnost"!