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    Bibliography of publications by Russian scholar in translation and literary studies Andrei Fedorov (1906-1997)

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    This bibliography of publications by Russian scholar in translation and literary studies Andrei Fedorov (1906-1997) has been compiled as part of Elizaveta Vasserman’s PhD research project funded by Leeds International Doctoral Scholarship. The thesis ‘Andrei Fedorov’s theory of translation and its place in the history of translation studies’ was submitted in September 2021, and the PhD was awarded in January 2022. As of the thesis submission date the bibliography was the most complete bibliography of Fedorov’s works in Anglophone scholarship

    2019 Global Water Research Questions Survey raw data

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    The survey is broad and cross-disciplinary and covers all parts of the water sector (e.g. water treatment and supply, water resources management, ecosystem services, sanitation, drainage, governance and policy, conservation, water and health). We encourage everyone to submit questions, whether policy maker, practitioner, researcher, industry professional or other water professional, so we can identify priorities for different groups. The questions can be framed in relation to local, regional or global initiatives (i.e. Sustainable Development Goals, industrial strategies, regional priorities etc.)

    Achieving Brazil’s deforestation target will deliver air quality and public health benefits: dataset

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    Features used to train machine learning models. Dataset is deposited in a Python pickle file

    FRG-SMRG Coastal rivers avulsion dataset

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    The dataset includes: (1) measures of avulsion frequency based on the avulsion histories of 57 coastal-plain river systems, based on numbers of avulsion events, active or abandoned channel courses, and delta lobes, all considered per unit time; additional sets of avulsion-frequency proxies are based on normalization of these numbers relative to the size of study areas and to the number of distinct river systems that drain into them. (2) variables detailing some of the environmental boundary conditions and depositional contexts of the case studies. (3) metadata

    A Demonstration of Grover's Search Algorithm Applied to the Discrete Logarithm Problem Using a Dictionary Operator

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    A jupyter notebook containing a working simulation of a quantum modular exponentiation circuit and accompanying dictionary operator

    Supplementary: Simulating neodymium isotopes in the ocean component of the FAMOUS general circulation model (XPDAA): sensitivities to reversible scavenging efficiency and benthic source distributions

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    The neodymium (Nd) isotopic composition of seawater is a widely used ocean circulation tracer. However, uncertainty in quantifying the global ocean Nd budget, particularly constraining elusive non-conservative processes, remains a major challenge. A substantial increase in modern seawater Nd measurements from the GEOTRACES programme coupled with recent hypotheses that a seafloor-wide benthic Nd flux to the ocean may govern global Nd isotope distributions (εNd) presents an opportunity to develop a new scheme specifically designed to test these paradigms. Here, we present the implementation of Nd isotopes (143Nd and 144Nd) into the ocean component of the FAMOUS coupled atmosphere-ocean general circulation model, a tool which can be widely used for simulating complex feedbacks between different Earth system processes on decadal to multi-millennial timescales. Using an equilibrium pre-industrial simulation tuned to represent the largescale Atlantic Ocean circulation, we perform a series of sensitivity tests evaluating the new Nd isotope scheme. We investigate how Nd source/sink and cycling parameters govern global marine εNd distributions, and provide an updated compilation of 6,048 Nd concentration and 3,278 εNd measurements to assess model performance. Our findings support the notions that reversible scavenging is a key process for enhancing the Atlantic-Pacific basinal εNd gradient, and is capable of driving the observed increase in Nd concentration along the global circulation pathway. A benthic flux represents a major source of Nd to the deep ocean. However, model-data disparities in the North Pacific highlight that the source of εNd from seafloor sediment is too unradiogenic in our model with a constant benthic flux. Additionally, model-data mismatch in the northern North Atlantic suggests a missing source of Nd that is much more unradiogenic than the bulk sediment, alluding to the possibility of preferential contributions from ‘reactive’ detrital sediments under a benthic flux driven model of marine Nd cycling. The new Nd isotope scheme forms an excellent tool for exploring global marine Nd cycling and the interplay between climatic and oceanographic conditions under both modern and palaeoceanographic contexts

    Variant data from autozygosous individuals

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    Exome variant data from 17 autozygous individuals with matching Affymetrix SNP6 microarray genotype dat

    Leeds Object Affordance Dataset (LOAD)

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    Video data of object affordances and human-object interactions

    Supporting data for "Many-body Hilbert space scarring on a superconducting processor"

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