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    Bingham Canyon, Utah p.58

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    Snowslide at Highland Boy, 17 February 1926. At 8:00 pm the slide came down Sap Gulch and destroyed much of the district. Thirty-nine bodies were recovered, fifteen hospitalized, twenty-five families and some 200 borders were homeless. Gold, silver, lead, and then copper were mined in Bingham. General Patrick Conner\u27s men from Fort Douglas actually staked the first claim in the canyon. At its peak, Bingham was seven miles long but less than a city block wide. The town was unincorporated in 1971 and demolished to make way for further mining development.Mining Centennial, Salt Lake Tribune

    Bingham Canyon, Utah p.59

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    Snowslide at Highland Boy, 17 February 1926. At 8:00 pm the slide came down Sap Gulch and destroyed much of the district. Thirty-nine bodies were recovered, fifteen hospitalized, twenty-five families and some 200 borders were homeless. Gold, silver, lead, and then copper were mined in Bingham. General Patrick Conner\u27s men from Fort Douglas actually staked the first claim in the canyon. At its peak, Bingham was seven miles long but less than a city block wide. The town was unincorporated in 1971 and demolished to make way for further mining development.Mining Centennial, Salt Lake Tribune

    Energy transfers in small-scale and large-scale dynamos

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    We study energy transfers during magnetic energy growth in small-scale and large-scale dynamos. We perform direct numerical simulations for magnetic Prandtl number Pm =20 and 0.2 in a periodic box on 1024^3 grid. Energy fluxes and shell-to-shell energy transfers indicate that in small-scale dynamo for Pm =20, the magnetic energy growth takes place due to a non-local energy transfer from large-scale velocity field to small-scale magnetic field. On the other hand, in large-scale dynamo for Pm =0.2, local energy transfers from large-scale velocity field to large-scale magnetic field takes place

    LAGOS-AND-PM: A Large Gold Standard Dataset for PubMed Author Name Disambiguation

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    LAGOS-AND-PM is an author name disambiguation (AND) dataset for the PubMed database, containing several versions, and they are built based on the ORCID database and the PubMed literature database. Note that we have previously created another dataset named LAGOS-AND, which refers to a series of AND datasets created for the MAG/OpenAlex database
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