... for the diagram to violate CP. The scalar sector of the standard model (SM) consists of only one doublet with weak hypercharge Y = 1/2. Most extensions of the SM include an enlargement of the Higgs sector. There are many theoretical motivations to enlarge the scalar sector of the standard...

... unfortunate name for a symmetry which mixes fermions with bosons. In a four-dimensional space-time it was proposed by J. Wess and B. Zumino. Rather than eliminating scalars, supersymmetry aims at a fundamental unification of all three worlds of the Standard Model, to wit the gauge bosons, the fermions...

... in strings when the case is retained. The character ‘@’ is used in fault messages to indicate an invalid input character. user scalars user-defined identifiers scalar GLIM corresponding This content is only available as a PDF. ...

... identifier to a macro via the LOCAL option to the MACRO  directive [15.50]. global identifier system scalars Ordinary scalars reals statements This content is only available as a PDF. ...

...0 15 04 1993 Execution of a PASS statement causes the keyword or integer, the values of the list of vector(s)/scalar(s), and the elements of the macro to be passed to the FORTRAN subroutine PASS. As distributed in the standard release of GLIM, the body of subroutine PASS includes some routines...

...Oxford University Press Drug dosing in obese patients has been a challenge because the change in weight can be a source of errors, both of underdosing and overdosing the patient, with serious ramifications. Different scalars are used to calculate drug dosing—total body weight, lean body weight...

... biproducts. This chapter describes interrelations between: algebraic structure on sets of scalars, properties of monads associated with such sets of scalars, and structure in categories (especially Lawvere theories) associated with these monads. These interrelations will be expressed in terms of ‘triangles...

... The peeling-off theorem. Fig. 23.11 The optical scalars: (a) expansion; (b) twist; (c) shear Chapter 23 looks at gravitational radiation from an isolated source, using the formalism developed by Bondi. The extent to which the results of the linearized theory can be trusted is not clear, and so it is better...

... black-hole coalescences. Hamiltonian formulation of General Relativity, ADM mass and angular momentum, irreducible black-hole mass, Newman-Penrose scalars and gravitational radiation. ADM formalism Hamiltonian formulation of GR Lapse function Shift vector Extrinsic curvature Induced metric ΓΓ...

... concentration (MAC) and MAC_awake of modern anaesthetics does not differ between lean and morbidly obese patients. volatile agents morbid obesity anaesthetic gases dosing scalars pharmacodynamics pharmacokinetics volatile agents in obesity alveolar minute ventilation drugs functional residual...

... for such a system’s existence. Subsequently it focuses on the much-studied phenomenon of scalar implicature. It first considers the phenomenon of scalar implicature in the broader context of pragmatic effects. A short review of theoretical debates as to the status of various sub-types of scalar phenomenon is followed...