3 research outputs found
Radiative inflation and dark energy RIDEs again after BICEP2
No full textFollowing the ground-breaking measurement of the tensor-to-scalar ratio r=0.20+0.07-0.05 by the BICEP2 collaboration, we perform a statistical analysis of a model that combines Radiative Inflation with Dark Energy (RIDE) based on the M2|Φ|2 ln (|Φ|2/Λ2) potential and compare its predictions to those based on the traditional chaotic inflation M2|Φ|2 potential. We find a best-fit value in the RIDE model of r=0.18 as compared to r=0.17 in the chaotic model, with the spectral index being nS=0.96 in both models
Neutrino mass and mixing: from theory to experiment
No full textThe origin of fermion mass hierarchies and mixings is one of the unresolved and most difficult problems in high-energy physics. One possibility to address the flavour problems is by extending the standard model to include a family symmetry. In the recent years it has become very popular to use non-Abelian discrete flavour symmetries because of their power in the prediction of the large leptonic mixing angles relevant for neutrino oscillation experiments. Here we give an introduction to the flavour problem and to discrete groups that have been used to attempt a solution for it. We review the current status of models in light of the recent measurement of the reactor angle, and we consider different model-building directions taken. The use of the flavons or multi-Higgs scalars in model building is discussed as well as the direct versus indirect approaches. We also focus on the possibility of experimentally distinguishing flavour symmetry models by means of mixing sum rules and mass sum rules. In fact, we illustrate in this review the complete path from mathematics, via model building, to experiments, so that any reader interested in starting work in the field could use this text as a starting point in order to obtain a broad overview of the different subject areas
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DAILY PAU) ALTO TIMES, BATORDAV, MARCH 15. 1913.
SDail^ 4limee E-Mtorial page
II. W. 8IMKIN8-
- editors-
-W. H. KE.LM
-TH-iWrnSTS ANII PKRf**ORMKRH.|
The C!liven says "people ahould
riiske an endeavor to elect officers
rot constructive and progressive In-
-clinatlOD. Instead of theorlaU." to
-fill th* honorable positions on the
•city council at (he coming election,
-"We want less Theory 'and mom Action." tl adds, with a reckless ox-
-travngnnce in Die uae of capitals.
This Is an oft-repeated CHIsen
.condemnation of the city council.
-that It Is made up of theorists and
•visionaries. The pi-ople of Palo Alio
have repeatedly shown tholr grout
preference for the pr.sent form of
-government a» compared with the
wretched old nytAmm whi-n public
money waa spent like water and ibe
town books sere In aa lnextrleablo
tangb- timt no noon war unraveled
The Cltlreii might na well .pill lambasting the charter "*"■■■ the backs
of won ti y men Tin- i»eople vole-tt
for Ihe iharier ami voted for iheae
men
Tlie Citizen's lllflk I* nol pointed
enough Who an- the member* thnt
are Impr-scili-at* Presumably the
two or thre** rolletre professors on
the council are Hie wiin.t otTetiilers
One |a nn .-xpi-rleiir-ed englneei.
•whose servtree .ire definitely practical «n<l much neded I" eoaneetlnn
wllh a municipal power plant. Another is a chemist, whose m i,.i,t:tv
knowledge In of particular vnltie lm|
conneriioii wtih pra.ctli.il health rog-
ulallon Neither has tried tn foist
any grlcvnot* rheory of government
weapons. K A. La Pelre la a grocer. He was elected aa a practical
man. but ho may be living a double
life, with more than one theory hidden away In his system.
"" K. T. Vandervoort, liveryman; W
P, Henry, printer and union representative; H F fongdon and C. E
Jordan, bankers, have all l-tknn
Sunday of atrlct religious observance
handed down lo the American people by the Puritan anceetors haa
been giving place to the Sunday of
tho older countries.
It may be that this claaa will now
have Ita Inning, at least so far as
example counia for anything among
Hie high and mighty of the nation,
for It ia claimed that both Mr. Wll-
nd Mr. Marshall, with their
their part In ihe clly administration families and Intimate friends, be-
and have been regarded a* practical tlere firmly In Sunday aa a day of
men. but you never can tell a 'he- »ori,i,|j, ano> r(,M ftn(j DOt „ ft diy
orlsl by bin looks or his acllonp. A»k „• pfeaaure nnd recrealton
ib« GlUten 10 separate Ihe sheep' Nether President Itoosevett nor
from the theoretical goats , president Taft were champions of
Truly, the ClUien does the town;a „.,,■,, «0,n. lit Sabbath ob*ervance.
a sad injury In publlahlng ihrough*jai \,.MMl ,,,,t ,0 ,|,p r.xtent of array-
oul Ihls valley that these faithful, ,„K themselves against (he laxity
men directing tlie llrrit practlcnl and tt (,,, |, .(r,.vn|-ed in Washington so-
sbsnlulet-** methodical nnd hiis.ne/*l ,.|,,,y yfl. ,,.•;,,„,,■,, jr,,-... a goo,, way
admlnlelration the town ever had.jnil(| »■.,,,,, ,h,. tw„ cbM men of thc
an* tbeorlsla -ind dreamer* aS||-,fl and Ihelr famllli*s, reinforced
Strangers pick up the sheet and be* |,, die m-.ml*er» of his cabinet and
li.v.. w-hai Ihwj see written In*!**. ,•„,., families, motl of whom are
Investor* are driven away by ihoeej -,tinttn |0 |M, Kirl,., ,-*,., r,-h members:.
iiilsli.n.litiK italen-ienla The county ■„„-,,. oll ,,,•„,,,„. vi.,g a „*.,.■,.• Hnbhnth
gels a wrong Impression San Fran-; lt \t poetlble that ihe Sunday social
risen and Oakland and Ihe interior' anivltles of the federal capital may
get a wrong Impression ll Is bad „^,.ivr something of a check.--San
advertising ll ought 10 be litOPPed Joe* Times.
Vote for other nic-n If you watt I *o.| ,
but don't spread eoar gmuch over llKr mtlTAlV WultltV.
sixteen other rounlisM li d»e*a ■ *.), r |*andon'a big ncwapapers
help and U doesn't pay j aoloiuoh warns President Wilson
I that bla doclared porpoa* noi lo
MILITIA MEN WILL
CAMP ON THS HILL
A few at the membera of Company I* will take a practice "bike"
this i-vi-ning. leaving the Armory at
7 o'clock to bivouac to tbe foothills.
They will return tomorrow afternoon.
Un reaching tbe camp alte In tbe
bills, (he men will pitch their shelter
rents and cook the evening meal. A
)<illr (Im* will be spent around ihe
camp fire.
Cinti man will carry hla rations.
hlanketa roll and other accoutrements of a soldier on the march.
The "hikers" wilt be under command of Sergeant If. II. Titcomb and
the committee In charge consist* of
Corporals W J, Crook and K. R.
More and Private C. F. Williams.
Tomorrow morning the men will undertake a EoltHtary problem in map
- ■ ' hli .-. turning In tbelr work tbe
mit i-ten Ing for correction It la
.■x-.i-.n-d about ten men will take
perl
The members of Company t. will
t-heoae . second lieutenant Monday
>-ii-r,lng to fill the vacancy caused
in tbe resignation or former l.l.-u-
lenani Prince Lleutnant COlOBol
1: i Hunt has been detailed by (he
lirldgade commander to take charge
e Intoxicants nl the White llous<*
hi in "ibe f ft t rt 1 reputation
upoi
city
Aside from lb*** two. Councilman
Vail may tie open to Ibe Olttseirs.
Indictment of being n theorist be-,
•reuse he I* n rigid prohibitionist.'
fie also voted with tbe majority In
passing Hie ordinance against Im*-*
smoking These two damning fact*
have very likely earned tbe disapproval of (he Clttxen.
As a matter of il ry and practice Imth the Citlxi-n fators a wide
Open losli KvervlHidV »h0 twllevc*
to Ihe contrary t* Immediately
claused not only gs n Un-orlst bul n*
a snivelling hypoi-rlie. n deriever'
wbo im* nn doubt dune things lo be1
ashamed ot. If Ibe truih were
known, and probably a At eandldnlei
for the penitentiary
ConnellfaUrj T ll Downing is a
fanner. Coiuicilman P (i Allen Is a1
hard* nre man and president of Ihe
chamber or com in ere* councilman
Tit ilH'MAHK WANTKD
Tin- mine of a trademark.
'•II known thai the CnMed State*! ,lf H Crank
is'iTiiin-nt do*8 n large business In! So, ln ^merlea. Cousin John
pyrtghta of defer ileilgn* fnr firm* Over here we have a notion ir mar
I keem i-ecullar on your side of the
A mombrr of Hie nhawher of roiu-l ,Vfl„.r ,,,„, „ mltll nmy 4,rlnk w
**y auggesied ibai «| ,.„,. Rd*j( eaiteelalls In bis own
■■sign In* pr.-pai-i-il t<» houue. may sefve lo bis family and
'limn, of I'alo Altai -**• ■ htaj KU(.8t* exactly what he pie*ana.
r»r fi
'biir*i"teil*Mi
■how thn nn
slanci
nil lhat
de.lgn
t.rlnted free o( charge on the bust-. u„,,ai and
and >et he reckoned altogether ra-
f.r-.. and Mn ','».:-.
I'be Kiii.n-ror Nero took rcniarkabls
cent f hla solea At night >i<aru my
.,11 in* back with a thin plate of lead
an hla suateeh He abstained from
fruits and all dishes srhlcb roald hurt
in* mlr In order n»t to damage ll-e
[Hir-ity or n- s id he erased haran-
gn|gg the soliti-Ts and the senate II*
■twrhsd to nis *ervii*e un utilcer specie I ly denoted io talo- .-are at bis voice.
He teikr-d i>::it In tb* presence of tbls
singular ..rti'-lni wtm warned him wben
b* apofc* I.-- n.iully ur forvrtl bla voice,
anil If the *-iiijs*r«r. i-arrleil awa> uy
•1,11,1. BiMldeii Hi at passion, did nut lis
ten In his retiioii*lrniii<e* It wa* tits
duty to atop HI* month with n uapkln
- Mealern lli.llrln-
ln
1
•the
tbelr
nil pa
tif Hi
E C Tho
m.*rchnnt Pain
Counrllinaii A N I'lnphfeys la a
real ealale man. formerly a dairyman Theae four nre surely ant
guiltr of harboring vicious and pernicious theories of city government
They. »lth Swain and Vail, niike
tip tin- number whose term of nfl1r*.|
expire- thin spring They have nol
mated whether ihey will be cundi-
daiea for reelection If tbey are
look out for an opposition ticket "f
practical men*' men of "action
nol theory" put up b| ihe Cltlxeti
The holdover melliheis nf Ihfl
council, albeit sus-M-ctcd uf iheorla*
ing. are alt good men Mosher and
Hettinger are building contrary*
the-- usually vole on opposite side*
•of a question; therelore one of then-
must lie it theorlHt Ackley Is an
attorney and may carry a theory or
Mm. ibe White House la the
■aidant* own home during bin In*
' I i iirnli.'iiey. as much -to »s If he
1 i owned It in fee
Mr Wilson need not lo»-> any of i
•: those preelou* nine hours a night I
"jof sleep worrying o*i*r ItrltlRh worry!
ai'iiut his reputation Gall
GRAMMAR SCHOOL BOYS
BEAT MAYPIELD TEAM
l( 1 tn- Palo AI-11 grammar school bate
r hall lads managed to collect enough
mn* tor a Vlctm". over Ihe \tnyfii-M
huts The score was 10 In 9 Thej
SI'MIAVS AT THK CAPITAI.. '■'"*1 '«*»" ***'" ,h" «*">■• "" l1->
Th fear if (ear I, may be tailed •"■'■I--- «' '"'»>"" <H*fi 'be offerings I
has I-een egpretMOd that Hie advooll0* ""' ******** c.rvt.t After -h-j
into Washington soeleiy nf tb- rami- nn" ,nn,n*: •■■'"
lien or the President and vlc.-presl
deal, with their purlin ltll al Idea
regarding ihe observance nt th
Siibbiitb itn>. may wurtl a s.ielal rev
0i.tH1.r1 no (ar as tin- smart aei i
.■-■nc»rn'*d ,■p',1 ,r"m •M*«»r-n* HTfll times The;
Far man)
dominated t
Beautiful Boots
for Early Spring
NEW gowns deteaad apodal attention to foot need*, therefor* the
pretty noveltlea you eee In the window
Tan boots for street w*er. New
military h**l. high roomy toe aad
well arched ahaek are attractive.
The style Is as aenalble a one aa
"JOHN KBLI.T." Rochester, ever
made for you
You'll Ilk* a KELLT shoe
4.50
FARRELL the SHOE MAN
2 35 University Ave.
Palo Alto
APPLES
We ave a fine lot of * tier
Newton Pippins From La Honda
Free from worms- Excellent flavor
LOO a Box
Bananas are also lower ln price.
"All due to Woodrow Wilson's
Adminstration!"
FULLER AND CO.
Two Phonr-s-751 and 752
reapondenre
na nn- illtit rlli
iniiniry
The Idea i* a good mn* bul la tl
bled i*m|torarlh rending th« dl
cii.i*r* ut a genius *ho **U! produi
nn envelop!' denlgti that will be Ju
Ihe ililug It .nn be n pen draWlOi
a t-oiiihlmtiloii of phtHuKinphs i
iiiereiy n l.I.'l.-e rOK »\I.K It M.t. Kit. HI'.Mtuir PtAJIOt
ANII HtKllilir Movr.n
Palo Alto Transfer & Storage Co.
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ItiK llu- game lhat Ihe Mavflrld ir-jtn
mill dangerous llarvle twirled'
Hu- imit in f>ne style, allowing eight
till* mid three walks \ good "lift-1
purr In llu. Ilid'-lil [iri'Vellted May
PAINTING
UfT KIMi OP JOB WORK
£. ROHNER
P. O. iiox IIS, Hi"-** mix
Ilrld from scoring several llmei
it* this »**t has been ''■,'" Alio team follows J.
• iinsldi-isble degree ratrher, Hsrvie. pllche
(I Oreeo.l
iltplirinatlr nr"' ba«e. Cnrdoi-.il. second ha**: C
n.rps who have bn.ugln lo Wanhing- 'J'""" rdioriatnp; Hutimauii. third
ton what is known as the -*"nti- ba"*. '-"''cr rtgbt field: Rtnrk. c-n-
nental Sunday wllh lis round of ter Held Morton i Hardeman I left
dinners and other form* of enter- Held
mining. '■'■'" >■-■*■■■*■*. ■<»"*"» wa* Fl.-lsh*
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