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... The Bridgeland—King—Reid theorem We derive our main results using our earlier results on Hilbert schemes and polygraphs, combined with a recent general theorem of Bridgeland, King and Reid ... show that C = 0. Proceedings of the Nagoya 2000 International Workshop Physics and Combinatorics 2000 !£"*» Editors Anatol N. Kirillov and Nadejda Liskova 11 We may compute ^R(n,l) ... on Hilb|G|(M). We have a G-equivariant commutative diagram X — -• M P[ { (15) M//G —? —& gt;• MjG. Bridgeland, King and Reid define a functor $:D(M//G)-*DG(M) (16) from the bounded...

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LtdPREFACEThisbookisbaseduponMedicalPhysicsandPhysiologicalMeasurementwhichwewrotein1981.ThatbookhadgrowninturnoutofabookletwhichhadbeenusedintheSheffieldDepartmentofMedicalPhysicsandClinicalEngineeringforthetrainingofourtechnicalstaff.Theintentionbehindourwritinghadbeentogivepracticalinformationwhichwouldenablethereadertocarryoutaverywiderangeofphysiologicalmeasurementandtreatmenttechniqueswhichareoftengroupedundertheumbrellatitlesofmedicalphysics,clinicalengineeringandphysiologicalmeasurement.However,itwasmorefulfillingtotreatasubjectinalittledepthratherthanatapurelypracticallevelsoweincludedmuchofthebackgroundphysics,electronics,anatomyandphysiologyrelevanttothevariousprocedures.Ourhopewasthatthebookwouldserveasanintroductorytexttograduatesinphysicsandengineeringaswellasservingtheneedsofourtechnicalstaff.Whilstthisnewbookisbasedupontheearliertext,ithasamuchwiderintendedreadership.Wehavestillincludedmuchofthepracticalinformationfortechnicalstaffbut,inaddition,aconsiderablygreaterdepthofmaterialisincludedforgraduatestudentsofbothmedicalphysicsandbiomedicalengineering.AtSheffieldweofferthismaterialinbothphysicsandengineeringcoursesatBachelor’sandMaster’sdegreelevels.Atthepostgraduatelevelthetargetreaderisanewgraduateinphysicsorengineeringwhoisstartingpostgraduatestudiesintheapplicationofthesedisciplinestohealthcare.Thebookisintendedasabroadintroductorytextthatwillplacetheusesofphysicsandengineeringintheirmedical,socialandhistoricalcontext.Muchofthetextisdescriptive,sothatthesepartsshouldbeaccessibletomedicalstudentswithaninterestinthetechnologicalaspectsofmedicine.Theapplicationsofphysicsandengineeringinmedicinehavecontinuedtoexpandbothinnumberandcomplexitysince1981andwehavetriedtoincreaseourcoverageaccordingly.Theexpansioninintendedreadershipandsubjectcoveragegaveusaproblemintermsofthesizeofthebook.Asaresultwedecidedtoomitsomeoftheintroductorymaterialfromtheearlierbook.Wenolongerincludethebasicelectronics,andsomeoftheanatomyandphysiology,aswellasthebasicstatistics,havebeenremoved.Itseemedtousthattherearenowmanyothertextsavailabletostudentsintheseareas,sowehavesimplyincludedtherelevantreferences.Therangeoftopicswecoverisverywideandwecouldnothopetowritewithauthorityonallofthem.Wehavepickedbrainsasrequired,butwehavealsoexpandedthenumberofauthorstofive.RodandIverymuchthankRodHose,PatLawfordandDavidBarberwhohavejoinedusasco-authorsofthenewbook.Wehavereceivedhelpfrommanypeople,manyofwhomwereacknowledgedintheprefacetotheoriginalbook(seepagexxiii).NowaddedtothatlistareJohnConway,LisaWilliams,AdrianWilson,ChristineSegasby,JohnFennerandTonyTrowbridge.Tonydiedin1997,buthewasasourceofinspirationandwehaveusedsomeofhislecturematerialinChapter13.However,westartwitharecognitionoftheencouragement ... LtdPREFACEThisbookisbaseduponMedicalPhysicsandPhysiologicalMeasurementwhichwewrotein1981.ThatbookhadgrowninturnoutofabookletwhichhadbeenusedintheSheffieldDepartmentofMedicalPhysicsandClinicalEngineeringforthetrainingofourtechnicalstaff.Theintentionbehindourwritinghadbeentogivepracticalinformationwhichwouldenablethereadertocarryoutaverywiderangeofphysiologicalmeasurementandtreatmenttechniqueswhichareoftengroupedundertheumbrellatitlesofmedicalphysics,clinicalengineeringandphysiologicalmeasurement.However,itwasmorefulfillingtotreatasubjectinalittledepthratherthanatapurelypracticallevelsoweincludedmuchofthebackgroundphysics,electronics,anatomyandphysiologyrelevanttothevariousprocedures.Ourhopewasthatthebookwouldserveasanintroductorytexttograduatesinphysicsandengineeringaswellasservingtheneedsofourtechnicalstaff.Whilstthisnewbookisbasedupontheearliertext,ithasamuchwiderintendedreadership.Wehavestillincludedmuchofthepracticalinformationfortechnicalstaffbut,inaddition,aconsiderablygreaterdepthofmaterialisincludedforgraduatestudentsofbothmedicalphysicsandbiomedicalengineering.AtSheffieldweofferthismaterialinbothphysicsandengineeringcoursesatBachelor’sandMaster’sdegreelevels.Atthepostgraduatelevelthetargetreaderisanewgraduateinphysicsorengineeringwhoisstartingpostgraduatestudiesintheapplicationofthesedisciplinestohealthcare.Thebookisintendedasabroadintroductorytextthatwillplacetheusesofphysicsandengineeringintheirmedical,socialandhistoricalcontext.Muchofthetextisdescriptive,sothatthesepartsshouldbeaccessibletomedicalstudentswithaninterestinthetechnologicalaspectsofmedicine.Theapplicationsofphysicsandengineeringinmedicinehavecontinuedtoexpandbothinnumberandcomplexitysince1981andwehavetriedtoincreaseourcoverageaccordingly.Theexpansioninintendedreadershipandsubjectcoveragegaveusaproblemintermsofthesizeofthebook.Asaresultwedecidedtoomitsomeoftheintroductorymaterialfromtheearlierbook.Wenolongerincludethebasicelectronics,andsomeoftheanatomyandphysiology,aswellasthebasicstatistics,havebeenremoved.Itseemedtousthattherearenowmanyothertextsavailabletostudentsintheseareas,sowehavesimplyincludedtherelevantreferences.Therangeoftopicswecoverisverywideandwecouldnothopetowritewithauthorityonallofthem.Wehavepickedbrainsasrequired,butwehavealsoexpandedthenumberofauthorstofive.RodandIverymuchthankRodHose,PatLawfordandDavidBarberwhohavejoinedusasco-authorsofthenewbook.Wehavereceivedhelpfrommanypeople,manyofwhomwereacknowledgedintheprefacetotheoriginalbook(seepagexxiii).NowaddedtothatlistareJohnConway,LisaWilliams,AdrianWilson,ChristineSegasby,JohnFennerandTonyTrowbridge.Tonydiedin1997,buthewasasourceofinspirationandwehaveusedsomeofhislecturematerialinChapter13.However,westartwitharecognitionoftheencouragement ... SeriesMEDICAL PHYSICS AND BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERINGB H Brown, R H Smallwood, D C Barber,P V Lawford and D R HoseDepartment of Medical Physics and Clinical Engineering,University of Sheffield and Central...

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... Keating, H = xp and the Riemann zeros, in ’Supersymme-try and trace formulas’, eds. I.V. Lerner and J.P. Keating, Plenum, New York(1999) 355-367.16. O. Bohigas, Random Matrix Theories and Chaotic ... (1996) 1472-1475.22. E. Bogomolny and J.P. Keating, Random Matrix Theory and the Riemann ZerosI: , Nonlinearity 8 (1995) 1115-1131; Random Matrix Theory and the RiemannZeros II: n-point correlations, ... Groups, University of Chicago Press, Chicago and London,1992.43. J.P. Keating and N.C. Snaith, Random Matrix Theory and ζ(1/2+it), Commun.Math. Phys. 214 (2000) 57-89.44. A.G. Kurosh, Lectures...