61. Bibliografie Ontologie und Ethik, ubers. von Joseph Peters, mit Nachworten von Ernst Dammann,Hermann friedmann, alexander Rustow und Janheinz Jahn, Wolfgang Rothe http://profil.muni.cz/03_2000/bibl_afr_fil.html

Bibliografie Africka filosofie http://www.augustana.ab.ca/~janzb/afphilpage.htm (velmi uzite cny zdroj, kde jsou shromazdeny odkazy na vsechny nejvyznamnejsi internetove stranky vztahujici se k africke filosofii: zakladni problematika africke filosofie, on-line knihy a eseje, informace o konferencich o africke filosofii, osnovy vyuky africke filosofie na zahranicnich univerzitach, stranky nekolika casopisu o Africe atd.; z teto stranky je take pristupna rozsahla sit dalsich stranek o africke filosofii, kterou Bruce Janz vytvari, se strankami obsahujicimi seznamy africkych filosofu a jejich domovske stranky, prehled ustrednich temat africke filosofie, hledaci stroj na Janzovych strankach a dalsi) W.E.Abraham, The Mind of Africa, The University of Chicago Press, Chicago 1962 Chinua Achebe, Things Fall Apart, Fawcett Crest, New York Kwame Anthony Appiah, In My Father's House. Africa in the Philosophy of Culture, Oxford University Press, New York, Oxford 1992 Molefi Kete Asante, Abu S.Abarry

62. Centennial History Of The Carnegie Institution Of Washington - Cambridge Univers friedmann, alexander 501. fringe visibility variation 424. Frost, Edwin P. 94, 449.G stars, absolute magnitude distribution 365 http://www.cambridge.org/uk/catalogue/catalogue.asp?isbn=0521830788&ss=ind

63. Autoren Bei Harri Deutsch: Alexander Friedmann Translate this page Autor, alexander friedmann des russischen Mathematikers und Naturwissenschaftlersalexander friedmann (1888-1925) war die theoretische Meteorologie. http://www.harri-deutsch.de/verlag/titel/friedman/a00_3412.htm

Verlag Programm Physik Die Welt als Raum und Zeit Autor Autor Alexander Friedmann Verlag Harri Deutsch

64. Ostwalds Klassiker Des Monats: Mai 2001 Translate this page alexander friedmann Die Welt als Raum und Zeit. Wer war es? Eduard Tropp,Viktor Frenkel, Artur Chernin alexander A. friedmann The Man who made the http://www.harri-deutsch.de/verlag/reihen/ostwalds/werwares/mai2001_l.htm

Verlag Quiz Wer war es? Archiv ... Mai 2001 Alexander Friedmann: Die Welt als Raum und Zeit Portrait Der gesuchte Wissenschaftler war Alexander Friedmann (1888-1925). Mit den Annahmen der globalen Isotropie und Homogenität des Universums konnte er die allgemeinen Einsteinschen Feldgleichungen der Gravitation auf eine Form reduzieren, die einen einfachen Skalenfaktor, die "Größe des Universums", als Funktion der Zeit beschreibt. Abhängig von der Materiedichte fand er Lösungen, die ein expandierendes oder oszillierendes Weltall beschreiben. Der Ansatz, der in der Einsteinschen Theorie ein homogenes und isotropes Universum beschreibt, wird als Friedmann-Robertson-Walker-Metrik bezeichnet. Sie ist die theoretische Grundlage des modernen Urknall-Modells. Die hieraus folgende Gleichung für den Skalenfaktor ist heute als "Friedmann-Gleichung" bekannt. Literatur und Links: Es gibt bisher fast keine deutschsprachige Literatur zu Alexander Friedmann - der einleitende Text von Georg Singer zur deutschen Ausgabe der " Die Welt als Raum und Zeit " schließt hier eine große Lücke.

65. Some Important Figures In Cosmology Einstein, Albert German friedmann, alexander Russian mathematician who found solutions to GeneralRelativity which could be expanding or contracting universes, obviating the need http://www.phys.vt.edu/~jjb/BHU/handouts/cosmos.txt

Some Important Figures in Cosmology Einstein, Albert: German-American physicist who invented General Relativity and introduced the cosmological constant to account for a static universe. (This was before Hubble discovered the expanding universe.) He later regretted the introduction of the cosmological constant as the worst mistake of his career. Friedmann, Alexander: Russian mathematician who found solutions to General Relativity which could be expanding or contracting universes, obviating the need for the cosmological constant. Gamow, George: Russian-American nuclear physicist who championed and popularized the Big Bang model and thought (incorrectly) that it could explain the heavy element abundances as a result of their being created in the early Big Bang; in fact, only helium was made during the Nucleosynthesis Era (see the entry for Hoyle, below). Herschel, Sir William: German-English musician and astronomer whose star counts led him to think the sun was at the center of the Galaxy. Hoyle, Sir Fred: English astronomer who was one of the inventors and the leading champion of the Steady State model. His efforts to disprove Big Bang by showing that the heavy elements were made in stars and couldn't be made in the early universe only lead to improving the Big Bang model. He also gave the derisive name, Big Bang, to Lemaitre's model. Hubble, Edwin: American astronomer who: i) showed that there were distant galaxies beyond the Milky Way; ii) discovered the expansion of the universe; and iii) created the scheme for classifying galaxies according to their shapes as ellipticals, spirals, or irregulars. Kapteyn, Jacobus: Dutch astronomer who used wide-field photographic star counts to essentially reproduce Herschel's incorrect result that we live in the center of a small galaxy. Dust obscuration was the culprit which led to this result. Lemaitre, Georges: Belgian priest and cosmologist who introduced the Big Bang model of cosmology. Penzias, Arno and Wilson, Robert: American astronomers who found the 3 Kelvin cosmic background radiation which disproved the Steady State model and lent important support to the Big Bang model. Shapley, Harlow: American astronomer who, by measuring the distribution of globular clusters, found the correct size of the Galaxy and location of the sun. He later argued for the non-existence of other galaxies but then recanted in light of Hubble's work.

66. Department Of Economics Donald L. alexander, 5416 friedmann, (269) 3875526, Donald.alexander@wmich.edu.Eskander Alvi, 5422 friedmann, (269) 387-5547, Eskander.Alvi@wmich.edu http://www.wmich.edu/economics/faculty.htm

67. American Scientist Online - The Shape Of The Cosmos The Russianborn mathematician alexander friedmann, one of the fathers of theBig Bang theory, was among the first to call attention to the fact that http://www.americanscientist.org/template/AssetDetail/assetid/17667

Home Current Issue Archives Bookshelf ... Subscribe In This Section Reviewed in This Issue Book Reviews by Issue New Books Received Publishers' Directory ... Virtual Bookshelf Archive Site Search Advanced Search Visitor Login Username Password Help with login Forgot your password? Change your username see list of all reviews from this issue: September-October 2002 PHYSICS The Shape of the Cosmos Alejandro Gangui How the Universe Got Its Spots: Diary of a Finite Time in a Finite Space . Janna Levin. x + 208 pp. Princeton University Press, 2002. $22.95. Many of us enjoy the night sky. We like to stay outdoors and call the planets, stars and constellations by their names. After half an hour in the darkness, new stars pop up to our eyes. These bright dots multiply by thousands with the aid of even a small pair of binoculars, and looked at through a professional telescope, each tiny patch of night sky unfolds in a myriad of marvelous galaxies. Will the stars continue forever? Some may say, Of course! But then, the universe, is it infinite? At that point, we might like to stop and think twice. . . . No infinity has ever been observed around us. Is it that nature abhors infinity?

68. Wired 10.05: The Remastered Race By Brian alexander. You ll hear the debate on Crossfire or NewsHour or perhaps In 1972, friedmann coauthored a seminal paper in the journal Science that http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/10.05/eugenics_pr.html

print version Search: Wired News Animations Wired Magazine HotBot (the Web) [an error occurred while processing this directive][an error occurred while processing this directive][an error occurred while processing this directive] Issue 10.05 - May 2002 The Remastered Race Artificial chromosomes and in vitro screening are giving new life to the eugenics debate. The question is not whether we want to engineer embryos but how far it should go. By Brian Alexander You'll hear the debate on Crossfire or NewsHour or perhaps The 700 Club. Two new books are framing the debate. In Our Posthuman Future, heavyweight social and political theorist Francis Fukuyama warns of "class war" and the eventual obliteration of what it means to be human - all as a direct consequence of genetic fiddling. It comes out April 10. The very next day, Gregory Stock's Redesigning Humans will hit stores. Stock, director of the UCLA School of Medicine's Program on Medicine, Technology, and Society, celebrates the promise of genetic engineering: longer lifespans, better health, smarter kids. On Wired News: Bush's Clone Ban Plan Irrelevant Liberal Anti-Cloners Up to Bat Blaming the 'Defective' People In the ensuing made-for-TV matchups, expect Fukuyama's followers to toss a hand grenade from history - eugenics. Look for Stock and his supporters to cry foul and bat the word away as a relic from the Third Reich.

69. Python Community Server: User Info 44 Tracey Monroe Tracey Monroe s Radio Weblog (39.22 kB); 129 alexanderfriedmann - alexander friedmann s Radio Weblog (39.53 kB) http://www.pycs.net/system/users.py?sort=space

70. Science Treads The Boards (November 2004) - Physics World - PhysicsWeb the Soviet mathematical physicist alexander friedmann challenged Einstein s Einstein came to accept friedmann s result and called his own original http://physicsweb.org/articles/world/17/11/3/1

Advanced site search physics world sample issue Request a sample issue browse the archive January February March April May June July August September October November December Latest issue Subscribe to Physics World Media Information ... Editorial Staff quick search Search Physics World Physics World November 2004 Science treads the boards Forum: November 2004 What are the challenges and pitfalls of putting science on the stage? Sidney Perkowitz reports from a recent conference that examined the links between scientific subjects and drama Ham and eggs belong together, no question; and so, with equal assurance, do yin and yang or law and order. But when it comes to pairing science with art, things have become more tricky since Leonardo da Vinci embodied both. Few of us nowadays can achieve this, and it has become harder to emulate Leonardo. Nevertheless, we try, because there is fascination and value in exploring the messages that science and art can exchange with each other. That was one reason I attended a conference called "Theatres of Science: Crossovers and Confluences", which was held in September at the University of Glamorgan in the UK. A total of 70 delegates attended from the UK and beyond. Dramatic consequence I have been to conferences before that combine science with literature or the visual arts, but "Theatres of Science" is the first I know of to celebrate connections between science and the dramatic arts. The conference was organized by Michael Carklin, who - along with his Glamorgan colleagues - accepted presentations from directors, actors, performance artists and dancers as well as from playwrights, scientists, educators and literary scholars. The result was a highly varied meeting. I attended as a physicist who has written plays and performance pieces with scientific themes; I also gave a presentation with the playwright Lauren Gunderson.

71. Record Unit 7006: Collection Division 9 - Alexander Wetmore Papers, Circa 1848-1 This collection division contains records documenting alexander Correspondentsinclude John Enos Graf, Herbert friedmann, Herbert Girton Deignan, http://siarchives.si.edu/findingaids/faru7006cd_9.htm

Finding Aids to Official Records of the Smithsonian Institution Record Unit 7006: Collection Division 9 Alexander Wetmore Papers, circa 1848-1979 and undated Panama Field Work Files, 1944-1966. This collection division contains records documenting Alexander Wetmore's field work in Panama in 1944 and from 1946 to 1966. Wetmore made a detailed and exhaustive survey of Panama's birds, covering the entire isthmus with his explorations. The culmination of this extensive work was the publication of The Birds of the Republic of Panama The records include correspondence, field reports, itineraries, photographs and photographic data, expense records, permits, notes, newsclippings, reference materials, and memorabilia. The correspondence, which is mostly with Smithsonian officials and staff, not only documents Wetmore's work, but also provides useful information on day-to-day activities at the Institution during the late 1940s and early 1950s. Letters written by John Enos Graf are of particular importance. Researchers should also see collection division 13 for photographs relating to Wetmore's field explorations in Panama.

72. Alexander Friedmann Université Montpellier II alexander friedmann alexander Grothendieck alexander friedmann (1888-1925). Cette image et la biographie complète en anglais http://ens.math.univ-montp2.fr/SPIP/article.php3?id_article=1166

73. Socialnet - Rezensionen - Alexander Friedmann, Peter Hofmann U.a.: Psychotrauma. Translate this page Rezension von alexander friedmann, Peter Hofmann ua Psychotrauma. Die posttraumatischeBelastungsstörung. http://www.socialnet.de/rezensionen/1494.php

Home Fachwissen Branchenbuch Rezensionen Materialien Newsletter ... Verlag Service Buchversand Stellenmarkt Unser Angebot Kontakt ... Rezensionen Alexander Friedmann, Peter Hofmann u.a. (Hrsg.): Psychotrauma. Die posttraumatische Belastungsstörung Alexander Friedmann, Peter Hofmann, Brigitte Lueger-Schuster, Maria Steinbauer, David Vyssoki (Hrsg.): Psychotrauma. Die posttraumatische Belastungsstörung. Springer-Verlag (Berlin, Heidelberg, New York, Hongkong, London, Mailand, Paris, Tokio, Wien) 2004. 221 Seiten. ISBN 3-211-83882-1. 39,80 EUR, CH: 64,00 SFr. Entstehungshintergrund Die HerausgeberInnen sind Menschen, die Psychotraumatologie an Universitäten betreiben bzw. sie dort etablieren und ExpertInnen, die in Institutionen arbeiten, die sich schwersttraumatisierten Menschen widmen. Im Rahmen einer Fortbildungsreihe bei ESRA entstanden die Kontakte untereinander und die Idee, auf dem Hintergrund der österreichischen Erfahrungen der letzten 10-20 Jahren, ein Buch über Psychotrauma zu schreiben, in dem sowohl Grundlagen und wissenschaftliche Forschungsrichtungen dargestellt werden als auch unterschiedliche Praxisfelder zu Wort kommen sollen Zielgruppen Das Buch wendet sich ausdrücklich an alle, die interessiert sind. Es soll Praktikern, Klinikern, Interessierten und Betroffenen Auskunft geben über die verschiedenen Aspekte und Dimensionen der Reaktion von Menschen auf das Außergewöhnliche, Unerwartete, Schreckliche, Grausame, Gewaltvolle.

74. Unit 23 alexander friedmann. ¶ Expansion of the Universe. ¶ Georges LeMaitre. ¶ Big BangTheory. ¶ Opened Universe. ¶ Saddlelike shape. ¶ Flat Universe http://www.phyast.pitt.edu/Resources/Education/classes/astro88/0088u23.htm

Unit 23 Cosmology OVERVIEW Cosmology and cosmogony are considered. The development of the Steady State Theory by Hoyle and the Big Bang Theory by many are reviewed. A summary of Big Bang models and their properties which lead to opened, flat, and closed universes is given. The importance of the amount of non-luminous dark matter in constraining these models is emphasized. The four fundamental observations that are explained by Big Bang models are reviewed: the expansion of the Universe, the evolution of objects, the observed amount of helium, and the 3 K cosmic background radiation. Ideas about the early Universe and what may have existed before the Big Bang are mentioned. LEARNING OBJECTIVES At the end of this unit you should be able to: 1. Broadly explain what the topic of cosmology entails. 2. Conceptually discuss the Steady State Theory of Hoyle. 3. Explain why the Steady State Theory is likely to be incorrect. 4. Conceptually discuss the Big Bang Theory, first introduced by Friedmann and LeMaitre, and the Big Bang models (and their geometries) that lead to opened, flat, and closed universes. 5. Discuss the amount and importance of the non-luminous dark matter.

75. Author Data -- F Forbes, William alexander 18551882 Third presctor of the Zool.Soc. friedmann,Herbert 1900-1987 US Nat Mus, LA Co. Mus Born April 22, 1900 Elected to http://www.zoonomen.net/bio/biof.html

Author data F Faber, Frederik 1795-1828 Falla, Robert Alexander 1901-1979 N.Z. Farkas, Tibor Probably Hungarian and evidently lived in S. Africa. published a series of papers from 1962 to 1988. Current whereabouts/status not known. [Evidently not this Tibor Farkas Tibor Farkas born and educated in Budapest, Hungary. Left after the revolution of 1956. Continued studies at University of Brussels, Belgium. 1961 received degree of "licencie en sciences politiques et diplomatiques." Came to the United States in 1961. Continued studies at New School for Social Research. In 1968 he was awarded the degree of Ph.D. in political science. Teaches full time at Marymount Manhattan College. His main research interests are in constitutional law and criminal justice. ] Fatio, Victor 1838-1906 Died: March 19, 1906 Ferrari-Perez, Eduardo Mex. Ferussac, Andre-Etienne-Just-Pascal-Joseph-Francois d'Audeberd (de) 1786-1836 Filhol, Henri 1843-1902 Filippi, Filippo de 1814-1867 Fischer (von / de) Waldheim, (Johann) Gotthelf 1771-1853 Moscow

76. PSIgate - Physical Sciences Information Gateway Search/Browse Results This site provides a biography of alexander friedmann (18881925). friedmann studies included work on the theory of the expanding Universe. http://www.psigate.ac.uk/roads/cgi-bin/psibrowse.pl?limit=0&toplevel=policy&subj

77. COZMO Biografier Over Videnskabsmænd Eddington, Arthur Stanley (18821944) EB, SA, CZ; Noether, Emmy (1882-1935) SA;friedmann, alexander Aleksandrovich (1888-1925) EB, SA; Hubble, http://www.cozmo.dk/bio/

78. Project MUSE friedmann PD, alexander JA, Jin L, et al. Onsite primary care and mental healthservices in outpatient drug abuse treatment units. http://muse.jhu.edu/journals/journal_of_health_care_for_the_poor_and_underserved

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79. Measuring Presence In Virtual Environments Jan Springer, and their partners. We also thank the students of the Universityof Jena Frank friedmann, alexander Boehme, and Samuel Kress. http://www.uni-weimar.de/architektur/InfAR/forschung/acrophobia/hci97.html

conference paper for hci international '97, August 1997, San Francisco/CA, USA Measuring presence in virtual environments H. T. Regenbrecht* and T. W. Schubert** * Computer Science in Architecture and Urban Design, Bauhaus University Weimar, Geschw.-Scholl-Str. 8, 99421 Weimar, Germany ** Institute of Psychology, Friedrich-Schiller-University Jena, Am Steiger 3/1, 07745 Jena, Germany This paper describes a way of measuring presence within virtual worlds using a self-report questionnaire developed for this purpose. The method was tested and validated with user tests at the Bauhaus University involving about 40 test subjects. A growing body of research into human-computer interface design for virtual environments (VE) concentrates on the problem of how to involve the user in the virtual environment. This effect, mostly called immersion or the sense of presence, has been subject to a lot of research activity. This research focuses on the influence of technical and technological parameters on the sense of presence. However, little work has been done on the effects of experienced sense of presence. One field where a sense of presence is necessary for the successful application of VEs is the treatment of acrophobic patients. Our goal is a) to create a theoretically-based self- report measurement for presence and b) to measure presence independently from its effects in order to assess their relationship. 1. VIRTUAL REALITY AND PRESENCE

80. Literaturverzeichnis - Migration Und Integration In Deutschland Translate this page friedmann, alexander ua (1993) Eine neue Heimat? Jüdische Emigrantinnen undEmigranten aus der Sowjetunion. Wien Jasper, Willi ua (Hg.) (1996) Russische http://www.bpb.de/themen/KZMDJL,4,0,Literaturverzeichnis.html

Die bpb Bestellen Newsletter Presse ... Index Themen Innenpolitik Migration und Integration Neue Zuwanderungs- politik ... Weitere bpb-Angebote Publikationen Veranstaltungen Wissen Lernen Suche Dossier bpb.de Migration und Integration in Deutschland Literaturverzeichnis Inhalt Neue Zuwanderungspolitik Migration 1870-1950 Migration 1955-2004 Aussiedler ... Integration - Partizipation Flucht- und Asylmigration Jasper, Willi u.a. (Hg.) (1996): Russische Juden in Deutschland: Integration und Selbstbehauptung in einem fremden Land. Weinheim Mertens, Lothar (1993): Alija. Die Emigration der Juden aus der UdSSR/GUS. 2. Auflage. Bochum Nuscheler, Franz (2004): Internationale Migration, Flucht und Asyl. Wiesbaden Kimminich, Otto (1983): Grundprobleme des Asylrechts. Darmstadt Rechtsextremismus Butterwegge, Christoph/Lohmann, Georg (Hg.) (2001): Jugend, Rechtsextremismus und Gewalt. Opladen Butterwegge, Christoph (2002): Rechtsextremismus. Freiburg i. Br. Jaschke, Hans-Gerd (2001): Rechtsextremismus und Fremdenfeindlichkeit. Begriffe, Positionen, Praxisfelder. Wiesbaden Druck-Version Artikel versenden Impressum Expertendatenbank Migration Themen Wissen Veranstaltungen ... Home

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