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In this paper, an attempt will be made to illustrate the relationship that exists between education and the forensic sciences, to present some of the problems that can be encountered in establishing a forensic science degree program, and to discuss how these problems were confronted in establishing a B.S. degree program in Forensic Science at Florida Technological University (FTU) in Orlando, Florida. [Pg.10]

No account is taken in the thunderstorm day statistic of the number of times thunder is heard, nor the number of discrete thunderstorm events per thunderstorm day. Figure 16 illustrates the number of thunderstorm days recorded in the USA, and showing an excess of 100 such days in the St. Petersburg to Orlando region of Florida with a value of about 80 at Cape Canaveral. [Pg.102]

Fig. 3. Schematic of the outgoing and backscattered photoelectron wave, which illustrates the concept of interference in EXAFS. The central atom is the absorbing atom, and the photoelectron is backscattered from the surrounding atoms, (a) The backscattered wave is in phase with the outgoing wave at energy E. This leads to an increase in the absorption coefficient at ,. (b) At energy Ei the backscattered wave destructively interferes with the outgoing wave, which leads to a decrease in the cross section at Ei. (c) Attenuation in the cross section in the absorption coefficient. [Adapted from D. B. Goodin, Ph.D. Dissertation, University of California, Berkeley. Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory Report, LBL 16901 (1983) and R. A. Scott, in Structural and Resonance Techniques in Biological Research (D. L. Rousseau, ed.), p. 295. Academic Press, Orlando, Florida, 1984.]... Fig. 3. Schematic of the outgoing and backscattered photoelectron wave, which illustrates the concept of interference in EXAFS. The central atom is the absorbing atom, and the photoelectron is backscattered from the surrounding atoms, (a) The backscattered wave is in phase with the outgoing wave at energy E. This leads to an increase in the absorption coefficient at ,. (b) At energy Ei the backscattered wave destructively interferes with the outgoing wave, which leads to a decrease in the cross section at Ei. (c) Attenuation in the cross section in the absorption coefficient. [Adapted from D. B. Goodin, Ph.D. Dissertation, University of California, Berkeley. Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory Report, LBL 16901 (1983) and R. A. Scott, in Structural and Resonance Techniques in Biological Research (D. L. Rousseau, ed.), p. 295. Academic Press, Orlando, Florida, 1984.]...

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