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Software is going to increasingly become the key differentiator as more camera offerings use the same sensors... Consider the icx828/9 and the lodestar x2 vs. the MCX DSc or Xterminator... The infinity vs the ultrastar with icx825 and even the new crop of imx224 and imx174 cameras... Mallincam said a few days ago it will be offering new cameras with icx825 and imx174 sensors. So this space is going to become increasingly competitive. Software ! Software ! Software ! This is going to become super important. Experienced users may get comparable results using multiple programs runninng simultaneously like sharpcap and astrotoaster ... But a clean interface and single use solution like Atik is trying with the infinity is a big plus. LL seems to be in the pole position albeit only for Lodestar cameras AstroLive is soon to roll out a new offering with enhanced control for zwo cameras. Miloslick seems to be missing the boat here with no new update for camera control outside of e old mallincam analogue cameras. And freeware from fire capture and sharpcap are also rapidly adapting toward EAA...

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When BEAST is initiated the run fails due to initiating on a likelihood of -Infinity and with the root prior and tree likelihoods = NaN. I know a big reason for this is often conflicting priors and a starting tree and I believe that it may be that, as if I remove the starting tree the analysis will initiate without an infinity likelihood, same if I remove the priors and keep the starting tree too. However, I am unsure as to how these two conflict, as the priors for the tree constrain only the in-group taxa from the out group and the starting tree is rooted reflecting the same out group or in-group. Since there is no conflict with topology I am unsure what the conflict would be otherwise. Attached below is my BEAST output and my xml file. Thank you all for your time and have a great day.

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We will consider the Cauchy problem for the incompressible homogeneous Navier-Stokes equations in the $d$-dimensional Eucledian space with initial data in uniformly local $L^p\ (L_{uloc}^{p})$ spaces where $p$ is larger than or equal to $d$. For the construction of the local mild solution of this, $L_{uloc}^{p} - L_{uloc}^{q}$ estimates for some convolution operators are important. So we explain these estimates here.

Ballistic annihilation with continuous initial velocity distributions is investigated in the framework of the Boltzmann equation. The particle density and the rms velocity decay as c approximately t(-alpha) and velocity approximately t(-beta), with the exponents depending on the initial velocity distribution and the spatial dimension d. For instance, in one dimension for the uniform initial velocity distribution beta = 0.230 472ellipsis. In the opposite extreme d-->infinity, the dynamics is universal and beta-->(1-2(-1/2))d(-1). We also solve the Boltzmann equation for Maxwell particles and very hard particles in arbitrary spatial dimension. These solvable cases provide bounds for the decay exponents of the hard sphere gas.

1. Large myelinated nerve fibres were isolated from rats and the membrane action potential was recorded in single nodes of Ranvier. Potential clamp experiments were performed at 24 degrees C and in one fibre also at 33 degrees C. 2. Positive potential steps were associated with an initial, mainly Na carried, current with an equilibrium potential (Ue) of 40 +/- 13 mV. The INa vs. U curve showed rectification at large positive potentials. 3. The Na permeability (PNa) curve was characteristically S-shaped with a half value at -48 +/- 6 mV and a ceiling value of 3.7 +/- 0.7 cm.sec-1.10(-3). PNa as defined by the constant field equation accounted for the rectification of the INa/U curve. 4. The potential and time dependence of the rapid inactivation (h) process was described quantitatively in terms of its steady state (h infinity) vs. U curve and its rate constants (alpha h and beta h) vs. U curves. h infinity (U = -80 mV) was 0.68 +/- 0.09. 5. The delayed currents were small and the ionic specificity of the delayed permeability changes was not identified. Tentatively calculated PK at large potentials was 0.21 +/- 0.06 cm.sec-1.10(-3). The leak conductance (gL) was 130 +/- 33 mS.cm-2. 6. A temperature rise in one experiment from 24 to 33 degrees C increased the rate constants (alpha h and beta h), but did not significantly change the size of the delayed currents. 7. INa was completely blocked by 25 nM-TTX in the outside solution. External application of 5 mM-TEA only slowly and incompletely blocked the small delayed currents. This effect was not fully reversible. 8. A comparison with frog fibres showed that the node in rat fibres had (a) a lower Ue of the initial current (probably because of a lower Na selectivity of the channel for the initial current), (b) approximately equal max. peak PNa, (c) about 10 mV negatively shifted PNa vs. U and h infinity vs. U curves, (d) quantitatively similar relations between rate constants of inactivation (alpha h and beta h) and U at 20--24 degrees C, (e) PK that was 1/5 of PK in frog fibres, (f) 4--5 times larger leak conductance, (g) membrane action potentials of smiliar amplitude and duration.

Two 2-step P-stable methods for the numerical solution of special second order initial value problems are developed in this paper. One is of the Numerov type and of algebraic order 4 and the other is of the Runge-Kutta type and of algebraic order 6. Each of these methods has free parameters which may be chosen so that they are P-stable and have phase-lag of order infinity. The methods are used on problems with oscillatory solutions. The results indicate that these techniques are more efficient than other well known methods.

We investigate the initial stage of quasistatic development ofplastic deformations in the vicinity of the tips of a rigid rectangularinclusion whose pair of faces do not contact with a medium. Deformation iscaused by shear forces that act at infinity in parallel with this pair offaces of the inclusion. The cases of plastic deformations localized in bandsthat develop from the tips of the inclusion and distributed continually areinvestigated. The characteristics of plastic zones for loads much smallerthan the yield strength are obtained.

Let us investigate plastic exfoliation under conditions ofantiplane deformation of a rigid rectangular inclusion -a [less than or equalto] x[less than or equal to] a, -b [less than or equal to] y [less than orequal to] b, -[infinity] [less than or equal to] z [less than or equal to][infinity], in an infinite ideally elastoplastic medium. Consider the case ofincomplete mechanical contact of the medium and inclusion. Let the verticalfaces x = [+ or -]a, -b [less than or equal to] [less than or equal to] b,-[infinity] [less than or equal to] z [less than or equal to] [infinity] ofthe inclusion be in ideal contact with the medium before loading, and assumethat the horizontal -a [less than or equal to] x[less than or equal to] a, y= [+ or -]b, -[infinity] [less than or equal to] z [less than or equal to][infinity] do not contact at all. The medium deforms under the action of aquasistatically monotonically increasing shear load [[tau].sub.xz] = 0,[[tau].sub.yz] = [[tau].sub.[infinity]], which acts at infinity in parallelto the faces of the prism that are free from stresses. We assume that theapplied load is fairly small and use the linear model of a plastic zone(LMPZ) for an analysis of development of plastic strains (5).

3[degrees]. Correlate the elastic solutions of the basic andauxiliary problem providing the asymptotic equivalence of stresses in thevicinity of a tip of the stress concentrator. Correlate the elastic andelastoplastic solutions of the auxiliary problems providing the asymptoticequivalence of stresses at infinity.

The function [[tau].sup.(e)] ([zeta]) is one-sheeted in the domainD, and, as a result of relations (1), the points of the boundary of thisdomain are mapped onto the points of the real and imaginary axes of thecomplex plane [tau] = [[tau].sub.yz] + [i[tau]].sub.xz]. For this reason, (1)is reduced to the problem of conformal mapping. Here, however, we should makean important remark concerning the image of the domain D. It follows fromconditions (1) that images of all corner points (see Fig. 2) A ([zeta] =[infinity]), B ([zeta] = ib), C ([zeta] + a + ib), and D ([zeta] = a) in thedomain D are known. As a result, the images of the segments AB, BC, CD, andDA cannot be rectilinear because this contradicts the theorem of existenceand uniqueness of conformal maps (2). Thus, stresses change monotonically notat every rectilinear segment of the boundary of the domain D. It can be shownthat the stress [[tau].sub.yz] + (x, 0), x [member of] (a, [infinity]), isnonmonotone and, at some point [x.sub.0] [member of] (a, [infinity]), takes amaximum value, which we denote by [[tau].sub.0] e24fc04721