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Granadae, Cordovae et Gienensis Regna
No full textComprende los Reinos de Granada, Cordoba y Jaén, junto con parte de los Reinos de Sevilla, Extremadura, Castilla la Nueva y Reino de Murcia. Presenta orientación Norte. Pertenece a la colección Regiones de España de la Fundación Luis Giménez LorenteJohann Baptist Homann, fue un editor y grabador alemán establecido en Nuremberg, fue nombrado Geógrafo del Emperador, y tras su muerte su familia continuó con el negocio bajo el nombre de Herederos de Homann.De Homann, H. (1782). Granadae, Cordovae et Gienensis Regna. Nuremberg: Editado por Herederos de Homann. https://riunet.upv.es/handle/10251/4952
Sevilla Regnum in suos Archiepiscopatos Episcopatos et Praefecturas divisum
No full textComprende Andalucía Oriental, parte del Reino de Portugal, de Extremadura, y el Estrecho de Gibraltar. Presenta orientación Norte. Pertenece a la colección Regiones de España de la Fundación Luis Giménez LorenteEscala 1/630.000. Parte del Reino de Portugal. Parte de Extremadura. Estrecho de GibraltarJohann Baptist Homann, editor y grabador alemán establecido en Nuremberg, fue nombrado Geógrafo del Emperador en 1715. Tras su muerte su familia continuó el negocio bajo el nombre de Herederos de Homann.De Homann, H. (1781). Sevilla Regnum in suos Archiepiscopatos Episcopatos et Praefecturas divisum. Nuremberg: Herederos de Homann. https://riunet.upv.es/handle/10251/4955
Totius Americae Septentrionalis et Meridionalis Novissima Representatio quam ex singulis recentium Geographorum Tabulis collecta luci publicae accommodavit
No full text18th centuryCopper engraving handcolored with watercolor.
Full color.
Relief shown pictorially.
Printed in lower left corner in cartouche:
”Totius Americae Septentrionalis et Meridionalis Novissima Representatio quam ex singulis recentium Geographorum Tabulis collecta luci publicae accommodavit Iohannes Baptista Homann Sac. Caes Maj. Geog. E Reg. Borus Societ Scientiarum membrum.”
Printed in upper left corner in cartouche:
“America Occidentalium Indiarum nomine vulgo celebratissima non immerite Europa Nova appelari poset. quod...”
Printed along the edge of “Terra Esonis Ingonita” in the upper left corner:
”Costa Terrae Borealis incognitae detecta a Don Joanne naviganie ex China in Novam Hispaniam.”
Depicts North and South America along with the West Indies. South America (America Meridio) has been divided into Amazonum Regio, Terra Magellanica, Peru, Terra Firm, Caribana Guiana, Uraguay, Chili, and Paraguay. North America (America Septentrionalis) includes Florida, Louisiana, Virginia, Nova Mexico, California, Nova Francia, Terra Labrador, Nova Britannia, and Nova Groenlandia. California is shown here as a peninsula. It is marked as part of "Terra Esonis Incognita" which is shown as stretching into the far northwestern portion of North America. The Canary Islands, Cabo Verde islands and the Azores are displayed prominently off the coast of Africa. Shows towns, rivers, mountains and forests pictorially. Contains some notes on geography and exploration. The Solomon Islands are located along the same meridian as California (Portinaro and Knirsch, 218-9). Within the title cartouche, there is a depiction of a band of natives encountering a group of European settlers. Scenes of conversion of the natives adorn the cartouche in upper left corner.
Prime meridian: Teneriffe.
Scale: varies.
[W 190 degrees—W 10 degrees / N 70 degrees—S 60 degrees].Johann Baptist Homann (1663-1724) was born in Kammlach. He was an engraver and mapseller. In 1702, he founded his own publishing house in Nuremberg. The maps and atlases published under his name became some of the most influential in the eighteenth century (Moreland and Bannister, 84). About 1707, he became a member of the Prussian royal Academy of Science. In 1715, he was appointed geographer to Kaiser of the Holy Roman Empire. He worked as an engraver for Funek, Jacob von Sandrart and Scherer. His works include Atlas (1704), Neuer Atlas (1707), Grosser Atlas (1716) and Atlas Methodicus (1719). After his death, his son, Johann Christoph, took over the business and continued to run the publishing house. Following J. C.’s death, his heirs continued to run the publishing house as Homann Heirs, which lasted for nearly a century after its founding. Later works from the Homann Heirs include Grosser Atlas (1731, 1737), Kleiner Atlas, Poppelmayer’s Star Atlas (1742), Geographia Maior (1759) and Atlas Hommanianus (1762). (Tooley, 308).
According to Eduard Van Ermen, this map illustrates a blend of "strong and weak points in geographical knowledge of the New World in the early years of the eighteenth century" (40). For instance, much of the eastern coast of North America, the entire West Indies and the South American coasts had been deftly explored, providing accurate knowledge for mapmakers as seen here. However, little was known of California or the northwestern area of North America. Ermen points out that Homann shows his "hypothesis of the California coast contour with a shadow line" (40). McLaughlin and Mayo note that California is based on Sanson's work. Tooley writes, however, that there are some additions such as the towns of S Isidoro, gigante and NS de la Guadalupe (Tooley, "California as an Island," 129). The map also shows "Fetum Anian" and "Terra Esonis Incognita" to the northwest while "Pays de Moozemleck" is towards the northeast. The title cartouche comes from De Fer's 1699 map and the cartouche in the top left is based off of Guillaume De L'Isle's Canada map (1703) (McLaughlina and Mayo, 75, entry 175). Portinaro and Knirsch note that the scale generally does not permit one to see much detail though they note that Philadelphia is labeled on the map. They also find that color is only used to distinguish nation's land claims. This map was originally published in Homann's "Atlas novus terrarium…" (1702-1750). Tooley notes that the title cartouche has been copied from De Fer's map (1699) and some description has been copied from De L'Isle's Canada map (1703) (Tooley, "California as an Island," 129; McLaughlin and Mayo, 75, entry 175).
Source(s): Ermen, Eduard Van. "The United States in Old Maps and Prints. Wilmington, DE: Atomium Books, Inc., 1990.
McLaughlin, Glen and Nancy H. Mayo. "The Mapping of California as an Island: An Illustrated Checklist." Saratoga, CA: California Map Society, 1995.
Moreland, Carl and David Bannister. "Antique Maps: A Collector's Handbook." New York: Longman Group, Ltd., 1983.
Portinaro, Pierluigi and Franco Knirsch. "The Cartography of North America 1500-1800." New York: Facts on File, Inc., 1987.
---. "Chapter 3: California as an Island: A Geographic Misconception Illustrated by 100 Examples from 1625 to 1770." In "The Mapping of America." Ed. by Ronald Vere Tooley. London: Holland Press, 1985. 110-134.
Tooley, Ronald Vere. "Tooley's Dictionary of Mapmakers." Hertfordshire: Map Collector Publications Limited, 1979
Totius Americae Septentrionalis et Meridionalis Novissima Representatio quam ex singulis recentium Geographorum Tabulis collecta luci publicae accommodavit
No full text18th centuryCopper engraving handcolored with ink or watercolor.
Relief shown pictorially.
Includes two compass roses, one in the Pacific and one in the Atlantic Ocean.
Printed in lower left corner in cartouche:
"Totius Americae Septentrionalis et Meridionalis Novissima Representatio quam ex singulis recentium Geographorum Tabulis collecta luci publicae accommodavit Iohannes Baptista Homann Sac. Caes Maj. Geog. E Reg. Borus Societ Scientiarum membrum. Norimbergae Cum Privilegio Sac Caes. Majestatis."
Printed in upper left corner in cartouche is a description of America's discovery, which European powers have claimed it and how Catholicism has spread:
"America Occidentalium Indiarum nomine vulgo celebratissima non immerite Europa Nova appelari poset. quod..."
Printed along the edge of "Terra Esonis Ingonita" in the upper left corner:
"Costa Terrae Borealis incognitae detecta a Don Joanne naviganie ex China in Novam Hispaniam."
Written in ink in upper right corner:
"94."
Written in pencil in upper right corner:
"94."
Pasted on bottom edge is a color key written in German to areas by religion.
Depicts North and South America along with the West Indies. South America has been divided into Amazonum Regio, Terra Magellanica, Peru, Terra Firm, Caribana, Uraguay, Chili, and Paraguay. North America includes Florida, Carolina, Louisiana, New England, Virginia, Maryland, California, New Britannia, Canada, and Greenland. Of note, the far northwestern region of Canada is marked as "Terra Esonis Incognita." Color has been used here to indicate the different religious beliefs prevalent in different regions with yellow used for Roman Catholicism. California is shown here as a peninsula. It is marked as part of "Terra Esonis Incognita" which is shown as stretching into the far northwestern portion of North America. The Canary Islands, Cabo Verde islands and the Azores are displayed prominently off the coast of Africa. Shows towns, rivers, mountains and forests pictorially. Contains some notes on geography and exploration. Of note, some North American cities are labeled such as New York and Philadelphia. The Solomon Islands are located along the same meridian as California (Portinaro and Knirsch, 218-9). Within the title cartouche, there is a depiction of a band of natives encountering a group of European settlers. Scenes of conversion of the natives adorn the cartouche in upper left corner.
Prime meridian: Teneriffe.
Scale: varies.
[W 190 degrees-W 10 degrees / N 70 degrees-S 60 degrees].Johann Baptist Homann (1663-1724) was born in Kammlach. He was an engraver and mapseller. In 1702, he founded his own publishing house in Nuremberg. The maps and atlases published under his name became some of the most influential in the eighteenth century (Moreland and Bannister, 84). About 1707, he became a member of the Prussian royal Academy of Science. In 1715, he was appointed geographer to Kaiser of the Holy Roman Empire. He worked as an engraver for Funek, Jacob von Sandrart and Scherer. His works include Atlas (1704), Neuer Atlas (1707), Grosser Atlas (1716) and Atlas Methodicus (1719). After his death, his son, Johann Christoph, took over the business and continued to run the publishing house. Following J. C.'s death, his heirs continued to run the publishing house as Homann Heirs, which lasted for nearly a century after its founding. Later works from the Homann Heirs include Grosser Atlas (1731, 1737), Kleiner Atlas, Poppelmayer's Star Atlas (1742), Geographia Maior (1759) and Atlas Hommanianus (1762). (Tooley, 308).
According to Eduard Van Ermen, this map illustrates a blend of "strong and weak points in geographical knowledge of the New World in the early years of the eighteenth century" (40). For instance, much of the eastern coast of North America, the entire West Indies and the South American coasts had been deftly explored, providing accurate knowledge for mapmakers as seen here. However, little was known of California or the northwestern area of North America. Ermen points out that Homann shows his "hypothesis of the California coast contour with a shadow line" (40). McLaughlin and Mayo note that California is based on Sanson's work. Tooley writes, however, that there are some additions such as the towns of S Isidoro, gigante and NS de la Guadalupe (Tooley, "California as an Island," 129). The map also shows "Fetum Anian" and "Terra Esonis Incognita" to the northwest while "Pays de Moozemleck" is towards the northeast. The title cartouche comes from De Fer's 1699 map and the cartouche in the top left is based off of Guillaume De L'Isle's Canada map (1703) (McLaughlin and Mayo, 75, entry 175). Portinaro and Knirsch note that the scale generally does not permit one to see much detail though they note that Philadelphia is labeled on the map. They also find that color is only used to distinguish nation's land claims. This map was originally published in Homann's "Atlas novus terrarium…" (1702-1750). Tooley notes that the title cartouche has been copied from De Fer's map (1699) and some description has been copied from De L'Isle's Canada map (1703) (Tooley, "California as an Island," 129; McLaughlin and Mayo, 75, entry 175).
Source(s): Ermen, Eduard Van. "The United States in Old Maps and Prints. Wilmington, DE: Atomium Books, Inc., 1990.
McLaughlin, Glen and Nancy H. Mayo. "The Mapping of California as an Island: An Illustrated Checklist." Saratoga, CA: California Map Society, 1995.
Moreland, Carl and David Bannister. "Antique Maps: A Collector's Handbook." New York: Longman Group, Ltd., 1983.
Portinaro, Pierluigi and Franco Knirsch. "The Cartography of North America 1500-1800." New York: Facts on File, Inc., 1987.
---. "Chapter 3: California as an Island: A Geographic Misconception Illustrated by 100 Examples from 1625 to 1770." In "The Mapping of America." Ed. by Ronald Vere Tooley. London: Holland Press, 1985. 110-134.
Tooley, Ronald Vere. "Tooley's Dictionary of Mapmakers." Hertfordshire: Map Collector Publications Limited, 1979
Abbildung der Keys[e]rl[ichen] Freyen-Reichs-Wahl-und Handelsstatt Franckfurt Am Mayn. Mit ihrem Gebiet und Gräntzen vorgestelt von Joh[ann] Baptist Homann. Cum Privilegio Sac. Caes. Majestatis. \ud \ud \ud Erschienen: Nürnberg, [nach 1715]. Kupferstich, koloriert. \ud \ud Signatur: H 128 f Gü
No full textFrankfurt a.M
Statistics of passive tracers in three-dimensional magnetohydrodynamic turbulence
No full textMagnetohydrodynamic (MHD) turbulence is studied from the Lagrangian viewpoint by following fluid particle tracers in high resolution direct numerical simulations. Results regarding turbulent diffusion and dispersion as well as Lagrangian structure functions are presented. Whereas turbulent single-particle diffusion exhibits essentially the same behavior in Navier-Stokes and MHD turbulence, two-particle relative dispersion in the MHD case differs significantly from the Navier-Stokes behavior. This observation is linked to the local anisotropy of MHD turbulence which is clearly reflected by quantities measured in a Lagrangian frame of reference. In the MHD case the Lagrangian structure functions display a lower level of intermittency as compared to the Navier-Stokes case contrasting Eulerian results. This is not only true for short time increments [ H. Homann, R. Grauer, A. Busse, and W.-C. Müller, J. Plasma Phys. 73, 821 (2007) ] but also holds for increments up to the order of the integral time scale. The apparent discrepancy can be explained by the difference in the characteristic shapes of fluid particle trajectories in the vicinity of most singular dissipative structure
LAPORAN PRAKTEK KERJA LAPANGAN DI BAGIAN PUBLIC RELATIONS SAVOY HOMANN BIDAKARA HOTEL BANDUNG
No full textPerjalanan sejarah “Savoy Homann” yang panjang, erat sekali hubungannya dengan sejarah dan kehidupan masyarakat Kota Bandung. Boleh dibilang bahkan menyatu dengan semangat dan kegiatan-kegiatan penting bangsa Indonesia. Dalam setiap peristiwa besar yang menyangkut kepentingan bangsa, seperti konferensi internasional maupun regional, “Savoy Homann” di ikut sertakan dalam penyelenggaraannya.
Sebelum seperti sekarang “Savoy Homann” banyak mengalami perjalanan panjang dari zaman ke zaman. Berbagai fase-fase penting tersebut menjadikan awal mula berdirinya “Savoy Homann” sebagai inspirasi dan semangat untuk terus berkarya sebagai salah satu Hotel di Indonesia yang memiliki unsur historic (sejarah).
Berikut ini sekelumit sejarah berdirinya Hotel “Savoy Homann” :
“Every hotel keeper in Indonesia knows, that traveling is tiring and that he can do a lot towards making a trip a pleasure; therefore on arrival in the hotel everything possible is done to make the visit an enjoyable one, and every reasonable request is fulfilled” (Mr. Fr. Van Es) Director of Hotel “ Homann “, 1927. ”Tiap pengelola hotel di Indonesia menyadari, bahwa berpergian jauh selalu melelahkan dan mereka bisa berbuat banyak, agar pejalanan menjadi menyenangkan, misalnya dengan beristirahat di hotel. Oleh karena itu, segala reka daya mesti diupayakan agar kehadiran tamu di hotel, bakal menjadi kunjungan yang mengasyikan, dan berbagai macam permintaan yang wajar, akan dipenuhi, demikian kiat yang dianut oleh Tuan Fr. J. A. Van Es, pakar perhotelan, Direktur Hotel “Homann”, yang berpengalaman mengelola Hotel“Des indes“ di Batavia.
Di bawah pengelolan Van Es, bangunan hotel Homann yang semula sempit dan sederhana diperluas serta di modernisasi menjadi salah satu hotel terkemuka di Asia Tenggara. Menurut penuturan M. A. Salmun (1950), sastrawan Sunda, sekitar 1871-1872, penginapan milik keluarga Homann masih berbentuk rumah panggung, berdinding gedek bamboo, beratap rumbia. Serupa dengan bangunan rumah penduduk biasa.
Dalam catatan Tuan R. Teuscher, warga Jerman yang tinggal di Jl. Tamblong (nama Cina Konghucu tukang kayu), pada tahun 1874 di Bandung hanya ada 6 atau 7 bangunan yang berdinding tembok batu. Baru di tahun 1881, terdapat 8 bangunan di Bandung yang memiliki gaya arsitektur Eropa.
Untuk meramaikan desa Bandung, asisten Residen Priangan Pieter Sijthoff pada 18 Juni 1882 meresmikan “Perkumpulan Tonil Braga”. Sekaligus mendirikan “Perkumpulan Kesejahteraan Umum Bandung”, cikal bakal organisasi Bandoeng Vooruit (Bandung Maju) yang banyak berjasa.
Atas saran tuan Homann kepada Pieter Sijthoff, ketua umum “Perkumpulan Kesejahteraan Umum Bandung”, sebidang lahan di tepian kali Cikapundung disulap menjadi pemandian para tamu “Homann” dan dapat menaiki kereta balon (semacam andong) atau menunggang kuda. Dibawah pengelolaan asisten Residen Pieter Sijthoff dan Bupati R. A. A. Martanagara, Bandung memasuki abad ke 20 dengan wajah kota pra modern.Oleh sebab itu ditambah dengan kehadiran jalur kereta api di Tatar Priangan pada tahun 1884, membuat penginapan Homann kewalahan menampung tamu. Oleh karena hal tersebut secara bertahap bangunan penginapan ini di semi permanen berdinding papan, kemudian dirombak menjadi gedung tembok gaya arsitektur Kolonial Belanda. Adapun pintu masuk Hotel Homann pada awal masuk abad 20, terletak disebelah barat, dicapai lewat lorong panjang yang terletak di perempatan Jl. Dalem Kaum- Jl. Pangarang, tembus ke Groote Postweg (Jl. Asia Afrika sekarang)
Gaya seni Art Deco yang menjadi “Trend” di daratan Eropa pada tahun 1920-an ikut mewarnai bangunan Hotel Homann lama. Dari hiasan interior, jendela kaca patri, ornament dinding, model meubel sampai kap lampu, semuanya berbau Art Deco.
Setelah dua dasawarsa mengelola Hotel Homann dengan segala ketekunan dan tanpa membuang waktu, Van Es membenahi lagi Hotel Homann, bangunan lama direnovasi. Dengan bantuan Arsitek Belanda Aalbers dan tekenaar De Waal, Tuan Van Es menambah luas bangunan Hotel Homann dengan gedung baru, yang mengambil tempat pada tanah pekarangan depan, tepat di tepi Groote Postweg (Jl. Asia Afrika sekarang).
Gedung baru yang kemudian disebut hotel “Savoy“ itu, mulai dibangun pada bulan Februari 1937, dan dirampungkan pada akhir tahun 1939. Gaya aristektur bangunan Hotel “Savoy”, hampir seirama dan segaya dengan gedung “Denis“ (Kini Bank Jabar) di Jl. Braga, yang dirancang pula oleh A.F Aalbers pada tahun 1935. Langgam gaya serupa dapat pula ditemukan pada “Toko Kembar” karya arsitek K. Bos (1935) di Jl. Kayu tangan Malang, dan rumah Pojok “Si Tiga warna“ (de drieklur) karya arsitektur A.F Aalbers (1937) yang terletak di simpang Dago- Jl. Sultan Agung Bandung.
Upaya renovasi “Homann” dan pembangunan “Savoy” rampung pada akhir tahun 1939 dimana persis pada waktu itu ambang perang dunia kedua. Akibatnya, moment peresmian Hotel “Savoy Homann” kurang mendapat publisitas yang meluas. Selain jumlah tamu berkurang, peperangan membawa kerusakan cukup parah pada bangunan Savoy Homann.
Pada tahun 1942, seluruh bangunan Savoy Homann dijadikan asrama Opsir Jepang. Segala peralatan dan kelengkapan hotel, pada masa itu mengalami kerusakan cukup parah. Setelah Jepang menyerah kepada Sekutu di tahun 1945, “Savoy Homann“ dijadikan markas Intercross (Palang Merah Internasional) dibawah kepemimpinan Captain Gray. Barulah pada tahun 1946, “Savoy Homann” dikembalikan kepada pemiliknya, yakni Mr. Fr. J. A. Van Es sampai akhir hayatnya pada tahun 1952. Setelah itu pimpinan hotel dilanjutkan oleh istrinya Mrs. Van Es van de Brink. Dengan kematian suaminya, Mrs. Van Es ingin kembali ke negeri asalnya, Belanda, dan menjual saham-saham Hotel Savoy Homann.
Melalui Mr. LM Schorel seorang Advocaat dan Procureur yang berkedudukan di Jakarta, yang juga merangkap sebagai Commissaries dari NV Savoy Homann Hotel, pada bulan Agustus 1953 di lobbi Hotel “Des Indes“ Jakarta, 60 % saham Savoy Homann milik keluarga Van Es ditawarkan kepada Bapak R. H. M. Saddak, yaitu seorang anggota DPR-RI yang merangkap pula sebagai Direktur Firma “Saddak & Co“ yang bergerak di sektor ekspor-impor di Jakarta. Setelah melalui prosedur negoisasi selama dua bulan, akhirnya tercapai persetujuan pembelian 60 % saham Savoy Homann oleh Bapak R. H. M. Saddak. Atas persetujuan Pemerintah RI melalui instansi yang terkait, pada tanggal 23 November 1953, dilangsungkan jual beli saham, sekaligus serah terima pimpinan NV Savoy Homann Hotel , dari Mrs. Van Es kepada pemilik baru Bapak R.H.M Saddak. Disusul pula dengan pembelian 35 % sisa saham Savoy Homann yang saat itu dimiliki oleh Bank Denis Bandung pada tahun 1954.
Ketika izin usaha N.V Savoy Homann Hotel akan berakhir pada September 1971 maka dimuka Notaris NOEZAR diadakan pergantian anggaran dasar dibawah nomor : 10 tanggal 6 September 1069 yang dimana pengesahannya dari Departemen Kehakiman RI dan termasuk dalam berita Negara RI tanggal 30 November 1973 No.96.
Semenjak Hotel Savoy Homann ditangani oleh Bapak R.H.M Saddak, hotel ini menjadi persinggahan dan tempat menginap para delegasi dari Negara yang mengikuti Konferensi Asia Afrika (KAA), Kenferensi PATA, dan Konferensi Islam Asia Afrika
Rapid growth of Coalescing Droplets and Observation of Fine Structures in Turbulent Flow
No full textI will present our results on size-growth dynamics of coalescing droplets in simulation of isotropic turbulent flow. In the short time limit, we observe very fast growth due to correlations of these droplets which can be related to the interaction between their inertia to turbulent advection (this work is done with colleagues at affiliations 1 \& 2). In a later part, I will describe our attempt to experimentally observe the intermittent fine structures of turbulence flow using high resolution Particle Image Velocimetry (PIV) technique (this work is done with colleagues at affiliation 3)
Clemens Albrecht/Günter C. Behrmann/Michael Bock/Harald Homann/Friedrich H. Tenbruck: Die intellektuelle Gründung der Bundesrepublik. Eine Wirkungsgeschichte der Frankfurter Schule. Frankfurt a.M./New York: Campus 1999. [Rezension]
No full textRezension von: Clemens Albrecht/Günter C. Behrmann/Michael Bock/Harald Homann/Friedrich H. Tenbruck: Die intellektuelle Gründung der Bundesrepublik. Eine Wirkungsgeschichte der Frankfurter Schule. Frankfurt a.M./New York: Campus 1999, 649 S
Going Beyond Counting First Authors in Author Co-citation Analysis
No full textThe present study examines one of the fundamental aspects of author co-citation analysis (ACA) - the way co-citation
counts are defined. Co-citation counting provides the data on which all subsequent statistical analyses and mappings
are based, and we compare ACA results based on two different types of co-citation counting - the traditional type that
only counts the first one among a cited work's authors on the one hand and a non-traditional type that takes into
account the first 5 authors of a cited work on the other hand. Results indicate that the picture produced through this non-traditional author co-citation counting contains more coherent author groups and is therefore considerably clearer. However, this picture represents fewer specialties in the research field being studied than that produced through the traditional first-author co-citation counting when the same number of top-ranked authors is selected and analyzed. Reasons for these effects are discussed
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