Absorption Spectrum of γ-Irradiated Lead Silicate Glass
IN an earlier communication1 it was stated that the absorption spectrum of γ-irradiated lead silicate glass showed three absorption bands at 1.7 eV., 2.3 eV. and 3.3 eV. respectively. The separation of the spectral curve into these bands was obtained by assuming that the peak at 3.3 eV. was uninfluenced by the presence of any other bands. The points in the vicinity of this peak were used to estimate the first Gaussian and the other bands were obtained by successive subtraction.
Effect of Specular Reflexions on the Radiation Flux from a Heated Tube
IN my communication under the above title1 there appears an error in expression (7) for FL″. The expression should read: Taking the radiation from a black surface as reference, one can then show that the deficit from it of the flux of radiation from the mouth of a uniformly heated cylinder of length L, closed at the other end, is (1 − ɛ) times the corresponding deficit for the flux from the mouth of a cylinder of same diameter and of length 2L, but open at both ends.
The Female Face of God in Auschwitz: A Jewish Feminist Theology of the Holocaust
Introduction 1. Reading Post-Holocaust Theology from a Feminist Perspective 2. The Hiding of God's Face in Auschwitz 3. Feminist Intimations of the Holy in Auschwitz 4. Face to Face (with God) in Auschwitz 5. A Mother/God in Auschwitz 6. The Redemption of God in Auschwitz 7. The Princess and the City of Death: A Feminist Maaseh, after Rabbi Nachman of Bratslav. Notes. Select Glossary of Hebrew and Yiddish Terms