81. Uyeda (1997) ICSU s Scientific Committee for IDNDR (sir james lighthill chair), becameinterested in the VANmethod and held, jointly with the Royal Society of London, http://yochi.iord.u-tokai.ac.jp/eprc/res/incede/incede2a.html

Back Original Paper (with figures) The VAN Method of Short-Term Earthquake Prediction by Seiya UYEDA Research Leader, RIKEN International Frontier Program on Earthquake Research, Professor of Tokai University In Greece, short-term earthquake prediction has been in practice for more than a decade. The method, called the "VAN", is based on monitoring of geoelectric potential changes. @Incorporating the VAN with other promising methods of different disciplines, it seems possible not only to improve earthquake prediction but also to open new frontiers of earth science leading to better understanding of fundamental crustal processes. What is VAN Method? Earthquake prediction aims to specify three elements, namely when, where, and how large the impending earthquake will be. It is generally recognized that such is hard to achieve with the capability of the present seismological science. It may, therefore, sound unbelievable that earthquake prediction has been in practice in Greece for more than a decade. The method is called the VAN method, after the initials of three Greek scientists, Professors P. Varotsos, K. Alexopoulos and K.Nomicos, all from the University of Athens. Soon after an earthquake hit the Athens area in early 1981, causing serious damage, they started monitoring the geoelectric potential changes, because, as solid state physicists, they anticipated that some electric current may be generated in the earthquake source region before catastrophe.

82. Alibris: Science Waves Wave Mechanics by lighthill, sir james, and lighthill, MJ, sir, and lighthill, james Now in theCambridge Mathematical Library, this comprehensive text describes the http://www.alibris.com/search/books/subject/Science Waves Wave Mechanics/page/4

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83. Journal Clubs sir George Stokes, 18491903 (54 years). 14. sir Joseph Larmor, 1903-1932 (30 years) sir james lighthill, 1969-1980 (11 years) http://www.pitt.edu/~biohome/Dept/Frame/journalclubs.htm

Journal clubs provide interactive fora for informal discussion of current research. These groups include the following: Microbiology Journal Club , meets weekly in 343 Crawford for discussion of current research in prokaryotic microbiology The Pittsburgh Area Yeast Meeting is held on the second Friday of every month at 3:30 pm at Carnegie Mellon University The Pittsburgh Chromatin Club meets monthly on Monday evenings. The Developmental Biology Journal Club meeting weekly. Ecology and Evolution Journal Club, which meets Wednesdays at 12 pm in 330 Clapp Hall Systematics Journal Club, meeting monthly Phine Phages of Phittsburgh, which meets bimonthly The Molecular Chaperone Journal Club meets every other Monday in the spring. Undergraduate Journal Club meets weekly RNA discussion group, meeting biweekly In our continuing effort to widen our readers' knowledge base, here are Cambridge University's Lucasian Professors of Mathematics (funded by an endowment made by Henry Lucas in December 1663): Isaac Barrow 1664-1669 (5 years) Sir Isaac Newton 1669-1702 (33 years) William Whiston 1702-1710 (8 years) Nicolas Saunderson 1711-1739 (28 years) John Colson 1739-1760 (21 years) Edward Waring 1760-1798 (38 years) Isaac Milner 1798-1820 (23 years) Robert Woodhouse 1820-1822 (2 years) Thomas Turton 1822-1826 (4 years) Sir George Airy 1826-1828 (2 years) Charles Babbage 1828-1839 (12 years) Joshua King 1839-1849 (11 years) Sir George Stokes 1849-1903 (54 years) Sir Joseph Larmor 1903-1932 (30 years) Paul Dirac 1932-1969 (37 years)

84. Oxford University Gazette, 16 October 1997: Lectures PROFESSOR sir james lighthill, FRS, University College, London 27 Oct. `Recentadvances in interpreting hearing sensitivity in mammals. DR S. RANDOLPH http://www.ox.ac.uk/gazette/1997-8/weekly/161097/lecs.htm

Lectures Contents of this section: INAUGURAL LECTURES Bywater and Sotheby Professor of Byzantine and Modern Greek Language and Literature Lady Margaret Professor of Divinity John M. Olin Visiting Professor in American Government ... Return to Contents Page of this issue INAUGURAL LECTURES Bywater and Sotheby Professor of Byzantine and Modern Greek Language and Literature PROFESSOR E.M. JEFFREYS will deliver her inaugural lecture at 5 p.m. on Tuesday, 21 October, in the Taylor Institution. Subject : `Byzantium and the European literary tradition.' Return to List of Contents of this section Lady Margaret Professor of Divinity THE REVD CANON PROFESSOR JOHN WEBSTER will deliver his inaugural lecture at 5 p.m. on Tuesday, 28 October, in the Examination Schools. Subject : `Theological theology.' Return to List of Contents of this section John M. Olin Visiting Professor in American Government PROFESSOR N.W. POLSBY will deliver his inaugural lecture at 5 p.m. on Monday, 1 December, in the Examination Schools. Subject : `A revolution in Congress?'

85. Ocean Spray Lubricates Hurricane Winds to “the great mathematician and fluid mechanician sir james lighthill.”Whereas lighthill thought that evaporation of the droplets cooled the http://www.brightsurf.com/news/headlines/view.article.php?ArticleID=20444

86. Bücher Des Graduiertenkollegs Translate this page lighthill, sir james. Mathematical Biofluiddynamics. lighthill, sir james.Waves in Fluids. Liu, GR, Mesh Free Methods Moving beyond the Finite Element http://www.math.uni-hamburg.de/spag/gradkoll/buecher.html

Hinweis zum Feld AUSLEIHE: leer GrK-Bibliothek Autor Titel (ggf. Untertitel) Ausleihe (inkl. Email) Ausleih-Datum American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Guide for the Verification and Validation of Computational Fluid Dynamics Simulations Ansorge, Rainer Mathematical Models of Fluiddynamics Barenblatt, G.I. Scaling Struckmeier, Jens Barth, T.J.; Deconinck, H. (Eds.) High-Order Methods for Computational Physics Heitmann, Stefan Bear, J. Introduction to Modelling of Transport Phenomena in Porous Media Struckmeier, Jens Jan. 2003 Bejan, Adrian Entropy Generation Minimization Na Ronong, Ch. Ben-Artzi, M.; / Falcovitz, J. Generalized Riemann Problems in Computational Fluid Dynamics Gasser, Ingenuin Bender, Edward A. An Introduction to Mathematical Modeling Gasser, Ingenuin Bennett, Andrew F. Inverse Modeling of the Ocean and Atmosphere> ... ohne Eintrag entnommen von? Berry, J. / Houston, K. Mathematical Modelling Gasser, Ingenuin Biegler, L.T.; Ghattas, O.; Heinkenschloss, M.; van Bloemen Waanders Large-Scale PDE-Constrained Optimization Billingham, J. and King, A.C.

87. Ilya Prigogine Translate this page La razón de la declaración de sir james lighthill es, concretamente, el descubrimientode los sistemas dinámicos caóticos. El simple hecho de que unos http://rehue.csociales.uchile.cl/publicaciones/moebio/18/zuppa.htm

Cinta de Moebio No. 18. Diciembre 2003. Facultad de Ciencias Sociales. Universidad de Chile http://www.moebio.uchile.cl/18/frames04.htm Ilya Prigogine: ¿Nueva Alianza o Nueva Religión? Carlos Zuppa . Departamento de Matemáticas. Universidad Nacional de San Luis (Argentina). Abstract According to certain sectors of the post-theory, Ilya Prigogine created a new alliance with nature under the sign of a conjunction between science and philosophy, where the studies on irreversibility, disipative structures and self-organizing structures play a major role in the new espistemological parameters of this century. These claims are radically questioned in this work. Some very specific aspects of Prigogine's theories are examined only from an elementary perspective, since, on the one hand, they do not constitute the focus of this paper, and, on the other, thorough technical revisions of his theories from the perspective of Physics are available. The main purpose of this work is to perform a critical examination of the Prigoginean conception as a new epistemological paradigm. Key words : prigoginean paradigms, chaos, determinism, irreversibility

88. $B?^=q%j%9%H(B($BHs@~7ANO3XJ,Ln(B) $BHs@~7ANO3X(B $BN.BNNO3X(B sir. james lighthill FRS (1924-1998), funeral address by Julian Hunt , FluidDynamics Research, vol.24, pp.iii-vi, (1999). lighthill , by http://www.acs.i.kyoto-u.ac.jp/info/ndyn/book_funakoshi.html

$B4XO"J,Ln$N;29M?^=q$N>R2p$*$h$S=qI>(B ($BHs@~7ANO3XJ,Ln(B) $BHs@~7ANO3X!$N.BNNO3X(B (new) <%?$O!$:G6a$KDI2C$"$k$$$O99?7$5$l$^$7$?!#(B $B%?%$%H%k(B $BCx ISBN $B=PHG An Introduction to Fluid Dynamics G.K. Batchelor Cambridge University Press Introduction to Theoretical and Computational Fluid Dynamics C. Pozrikidis Oxford University Press Physical Fluid Dynamics, 2nd ed. (new) D.J. Tritton $B!J>e!'(B4901092251$B!K(B $B!J2 Oxford University Press $B!J%$%s%G%C%/%9=PHG!K(B Waves in Fluids James Lighthill Cambridge University Press Wave Interactions and Fluid Flows Alex D. D. Craik Cambridge University Press The Mathematical Theory of Permanent Progressive Water-Waves H. Okamoto and M. Shoji World Scientific A Modern Introduction to the Mathematical Theory of Water Waves R. S. Johnson Cambridge University Press Vortex Dynamics P. G. Saffman Cambridge University Press The N-Vortex Problem Analytical Techniques P. K. Newton Springer-Verlag Environmental Stratified Flows Roger Grimshaw (ed.) Kluwer Academic Publishers Topographic Effects in Stratified Flows Peter G. Baines

89. IMA:Wind Over Wave Couplings: Perspectives & Prospects A second special feature is the magnificent paper given by sir james Lighthillat the conference. A eulogy of his life is also included. Contents http://www.ima.org.uk/mathematics/procwind.htm

THE INSTITUTE OF MATHEMATICS AND ITS APPLICATIONS Forums About the IMA Learned Society Professional Affairs ... Links See the complete list of titles and price information on the Conference Proceedings page. For details of other types of publication visit Publications Wind-Over-Wave Couplings: Perspectives and Prospects Editors: S.G. Sajjadi, University of Salford, N.H. Thomas, Aston University, and J.C.R. Hunt, University of Cambridge Proceedings of a conference on "Wind-Over-Wave Couplings: Perspectives and Prospects" held in Salford in April 1997. This book is a collection of useful papers, with a touch here and there of beauty, on the main research topics of wind over waves, that are current at the end of the 1990s. As we have access to ever more computational and measurement capability, new questions arise, both about the details of the flow, but even about the nature of the fluid properties at the wave surface, such as its break up into drops and the effects of surface chemistry. These questions are steadily changing the nature of the subject of wind over waves. A special feature of this book is the lecture given in memory of T. Brooke Benjamin, who had died in 1995, to mark his profound contributions to our present understanding of wind over waves. A second special feature is the magnificent paper given by Sir James Lighthill at the conference. A eulogy of his life is also included.

90. SIAM John Von Neumann Lecture 1970 james H. Wilkinson; 1971 Paul A. Samuelson; 1974 Jule Charney; 1975 Sirjames lighthill; 1976 Rene Thom; 1977 Kenneth J. Arrow; 1978 Peter Henrici http://www.siam.org/prizes/sponsored/neumann.php

91. Review Of ``Artificial Intelligence: A General Survey'' Review of ``Artificial Intelligence A General Survey by Professor sir JamesLighthill, FRS, in Artificial Intelligence a paper symposium, http://www-formal.stanford.edu/jmc/reviews/lighthill/lighthill.html

Next: About this document Review of ``Artificial Intelligence: A General Survey'' John McCarthy Computer Science Department Stanford University Stanford, CA 94305 Internet: jmc@cs.stanford.edu Review of ``Artificial Intelligence: A General Survey'' by Professor Sir James Lighthill, FRS, in Artificial Intelligence: a paper symposium , Science Research Council 1973. Professor Lighthill of Cambridge University is a famous hydrodynamicist with a recent interest in applications to biology. His review of artificial intelligence was at the request of Brian Flowers, then head of the Science Research Council of Great Britain, the main funding body for British university scientific research. Its purpose was to help the Science Research Council decide requests for support of work in AI. Lighthill claims no previous acquaintance with the field, but refers to a large number of authors whose works he consulted, though not to any specific papers. The Lighthill Report is organized around a classification of AI research into three categories: Category A is advanced automation or applications , and he approves of it in principle. Included in A are some activities that are obviously applied but also activities like computer chess playing that are often done not for themselves but in order to study the structure of intelligent behavior.

92. The Age Of Intelligent Machines: Intelligent Knowledge-Based Systems--AI In The was a major setback for AI work in the UK In this report sir james Lighthillsuggested that one needed a major breakthrough before it would be possible http://www.kurzweilai.net/articles/art0308.html?m=11

93. HS228 Lecture Notes: AI Expansion of British AI continued until an official Report by sir james Lighthillin 1973 burst AI s bubble. as in the US, AI promised too much to deliver http://www.chstm.man.ac.uk/teaching/hs228_b1.htm

HS228 Week 11 Slot 1 Outline of Lecture 1) what is meant by Artificial Intelligence? 2) the emergence of AI in the United States 3) AI in the UK 4) why is AI controversial? The name Artificial Intelligence appeared in the 1950s, but the mechanical modelling of human characteristics has a much longer history: mechanical brains, automata a definition of AI is rather difficult, since it means different things to different people. however: 1) AI is a specialty within computer science 2) AI aims to construct computer programs to model aspects of intelligent behaviour -mostly symbolic aspects sometimes physiological 3) AI involves many areas of study: game playing, theorem proving, cognitive modelling, natural language, machine vision, expert systems, robots, 4) AI uses digital computers: expensive ones: therefore story of how AI got funded is important 5) AI researchers developed list-processing languages : different from the numerically based high level languages of the 1950s: ALGOL, FORTRAN, etc -> LISP and POP-2 logic and structure rather than numbers 6) these languages are difficult: learnt through apprenticeship at certain locations like a craft skill Emergence and development of AI in US During and just after the Second World War there emerged new interconnected areas of research: information theory, Operations Research, cybernetics and computer science

94. BioNotes, 14 February 2005 Tuesday, February 15, 400 pm, Beth Moor LoungeSIR james lighthill Friday,February 18, 330 pm, 101 LOVSIR james lighthill DISTINGUISHED LECTURE IN http://www.bio.fsu.edu/bionotes/05-02-14.html

Florida State University, Department of Biological Science BioNotes, 14 February 2005 Search our Web Site Biology Main Page Directories Faculty and Research ... Position Openings BioNotes February 14 through February 18, 2005 Tuesday, February 15, 11:15 a.m., 112 KLB BIOCHEMISTRY/STRUCTURAL BIOLOGY SEMINAR, Graduate student seminar, Title to be announced, Gurunathan Laxmikanthan; "Dynamic modeling of the central carbon metabolism of Escherichia coli," Matt Merrill; Title to be announced, Milton Trong. Tuesday, February 15, 4:00 p.m., Beth Moor Lounge SIR JAMES LIGHTHILL DISTINGUISHED PUBLIC LECTURE IN MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES, "A mathematician's experience with a high-tech startup: from idea to product," Dr. Steven A. Orszag , Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut. Wednesday, February 16, 10:00 a.m., 120 DLC SPECIAL CHEMISTRY SEMINAR, "Screening matrix metalloproteinase inhibitors from traditional Chinese medicine," Dr. Xuexun Fang, Jilin University, People's Republic of China. Wednesday, February 16, 4:00 p.m., 1301 MSR

95. Codierung Und Kryptograpghie Meadows D.+ D. Die Grenzen des Wachstums; Rowohlt, 1972 http://www.ph-karlsruhe.de/~ziegenbalg/materialien-homepage-jzbg/Literatur/ms-li

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