268 research outputs found
Search for production of strangelets in quark matter using particle correlations
No full textWe present a new technique for observing the strangelet production in quark matter based on unlike particle correlations. A simulation is presented with a two-phase thermodynamical model
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No full textAl-Qur'ānNumérisation effectuée à partir d'un document de substitution.A) Ff° 1 à 296 : Coran, dont le début fait défaut, avec traduction interlinéaire en français ; B) ff° 298 v° à 303 r° : index en français ; C) ff° 303 v° à 304 v° : tables des chapitres ; D) ff° 305 : quelques versets coraniques. France Copie réalisée par plusieurs copistes occidentaux ; au début de chaque contribution, dans la marge inférieure, figure le nom du copiste (et traducteur ?) ; Franc (?) (f° 21 r°), Emi[...] (f° 98 r°), Ardouin (f° 157 r°), Guignou [Guignon ?] (f° 203 r°), dont certains ont donné plusieurs cahiers, qui portent chacun le nom de l'auteur de la copie et un numéro d'ordre. Outre la traduction interlinéaire, on trouve en marge de nombreuses notes, faisant essentiellement référence à deux traductions du Coran, celle de Cluny et celle de Du Ryer.Acquisition Bert. Notices en français et en latin de d'Herbelot, complétées par J. Ascari.Lieu de copie : Franc
La Brise au tombeau d\u27Emma / The Breeze at Emma\u27s Tomb
No full textEnglish language translation of Coriolan Ardouin\u27s La Brise au tombeau d\u27Emma. Translated by Ann Delva and read by Isaac Kpoka
Poetry of Revolution: Romanticism and National Projects in Nineteenth-century Haiti
No full textThis dissertation examines the largely dismissed nineteenth-century tradition of Romantic poetry in Haiti from the 1830s to the 1890s. I synthesize the conclusions of various studies prompted by the 2004 Haitian bicentennial in order to challenge the claims that nineteenth-century Haitian poems are banal parodies of French texts and simple preludes to twentieth-century Haiti literature. I argue that imitation becomes an impossible label with which to understand the complexities of Haitian poetry and national sentiment. Considering Haiti's ambiguous relationship to modernity and the clairvoyance with which Haitian poets expressed national concerns, Haitian poetry constitutes a deliberate practice in the construction, legitimization and expression of national identity. In each of the three chapters I rely on historical context in order to situate the poetry and examine it through textual analysis. I explore in an initial chapter how political changes in Haiti in the 1820s, along with recognition of independence from France, coincided with the subsequent birth of Haitian Romanticism in the 1830s. The poetry of Coriolan Ardouin and Ignace Nau documents the development of poetic subjectivity and the inaugurating of national history which make this a pivotal period in Haitian poetry. A second chapter focuses on Haiti's most prolific nineteenth-century poet, Oswald Durand, whose collection Rires et Pleurs includes poetry from the 1860s through the 1880s. Haitian theories of racial equality are expressed in Durand's corpus and set within the thematic and aesthetic norms of French Romanticism, but the effort to inscribe a national and racial specificity enriches as much as it complicates his poetic project. In the final chapter, I document the shift that occurs for the last Haitian Romantic poet, Massillon Coicou. In his 1892 collection Poésies Nationales, the confident project of asserting national identity gives way to the sense of national failure due to an increasingly triumphant imperialism and internal corruption. On the eve of the Haitian centennial, Coicou's verse demonstrates the ways in which political crisis in Haiti are inherently tied to the notion of poetry. He ultimately turns to political activism, and his assassination in 1908 symbolizes the demise of poetry as a viable, national project
A review on recent light particle correlation data from heavy ion collisions at intermediate and low energies
No full textInternational Workshop on Particle Correlations and Interferometry in Nuclear Collisions
No full textCharacteristics of radioelectric fields from air showers induced by UHECR measured with CODALEMA
No full textInternational audienceThe detection of radio transients associated with extensive air showers EAS induced by ultra high energy cosmic rays with the apparatus CODALEMA allows for the first time the characterisation and sampling of electric field features . Core location together with the electric field profile are determined on an event-by-event basis.The possibility to discriminate an EAS event using a self triggering network of antennas opens the possible deployment of complementary set-ups to existing large surface detectors in order to study the longitudinal development of EAS as well as a contribution to the energy determination and nature of UHECR
Characteristics of radioelectric fields from air showers induced by UHECR measured with CODALEMA
No full textInternational audienceThe detection of radio transients associated with extensive air showers EAS induced by ultra high energy cosmic rays with the apparatus CODALEMA allows for the first time the characterisation and sampling of electric field features . Core location together with the electric field profile are determined on an event-by-event basis.The possibility to discriminate an EAS event using a self triggering network of antennas opens the possible deployment of complementary set-ups to existing large surface detectors in order to study the longitudinal development of EAS as well as a contribution to the energy determination and nature of UHECR
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