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Modeling of a double-pass backward Er-doped superfluorescent fiber source for fiber-optic gyroscope applications
No full textTolerance analysis of aligning an astigmatic laser diode with a single-mode optical fiber
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Effect of adding a long period grating in a double-pass backward Er-doped superfluorescent fiber source
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Linewidth broadening of Er-doped superfluorescent fibre source using long-period grating
No full textMultiwavelength fibre source by using long period fibre gratings in superfluorescent fibre source
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Letter from C.D. Darlington to Janaki Ammal, 18 January, 1960
No full textLetter from C.D. Darlington to Janaki Ammal. Darlington requests information on criminal castes, which he ultimately used for a section of his controversial trilogy of books, Genetics and Man (1953), The Evolution of Man and Society (1969) and the Little Universe of Man (1978). These books have subsequently received criticism for biological determinism, because of the unsubstantiated emphasis that they placed on biological causes of social behaviour.
Author: C.D. Darlington
Date: 18 January, 1960
Source: Bodleian Library Archives, Folder: MS DARLINGTON/J114
(C) Reproduced with Permission of C.D. Darlington's family</p
La successione mortis causa nel c.d. patrimonio digitale
Full text linkStudy of inheritance profiles of digital assets disseminated on the internetL'elaborato indaga circa i profili successori dei beni c.d. digitali diffusi su internet, interrogandosi anzitutto sul diritto applicabile, sulla natura dei beni predetti, per giungere ad una rivisitazione dei principi generali dell'istituto della successione per causa di morte in applicazione ai nuovi tipi di beni (c.d. digitali diffusi su internet)
A suitable girl : Daṇḍin and a meal on the banks of the Kāverī
No full textIn the sixth ucchvāsa of the Daśakumāracarita, Daṇḍin narrates a short story in which a young man coming from Kāñcī is in search for a bride. He finds the suitable girl in a town on the banks of the Kāverī; her beauty is a sign of auspiciousness, and she proves to be able to cook a full meal only with the aid of a limited amount of rice. As for the meal, the passage is extremely interesting from a documentary point of view, because it describes its preparation in full detail. As well known, Daṇḍin is a Pallava poet, who writes around 700 CE; Kāñcī was the Pallava capital at that time, and the full story appears to take place in Pallava territory. The author must know the recipes he is describing quite well. But, besides providing a pleasant short novel, he almost surely had other aims as well. Daṇḍin is always very precise in locating the adventures of his characters, who quite often are of dubious morality. It is most probable that this perfect wife, and the ‘pure’ meal proposed, are also to be read as a way to extol the virtuous women and the Brahmanic customs of the Pallava country, and thus of the Dravidian South
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