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232 Erratum
advanced studies 223 current Publications and
Other Scholarly Works 236 summary of Awards Received
and Proposals Submitted 236 Awards Received 237 Proposals Submitted
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exxon scholars named Two Notre Dame students have been named the first Exxon Scholars in a new program launched by the Exxon Research and Engineering Co. to assist minority students in engineering. Cheryl Gomez, a mechanical engineering junior from Pueblo, Colo., and Bruce Savage, an aerospace engineering sophomore from Chicago, each will receive a $3,000 tuition award for the spring semester. Tuition assistance for the students will continue through graduation, and they have been offered summer employment with Exxon.
The Exxon grant also includes $5,000 to support the University's Minority Education Program. The Exxon program is designed to help those minority students who enroll in engineering to remain through graduation. At Notre Dame, only one quarter of black Americans and half of Hispanics who start in engineering actually graduate in the field. Notre Dame's Minority Engineering Program provides individual counselling, individual and group tutoring, special workshops and seminars, field trips to industries, and visits by successful minority engineers.
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grant received to establish edison lectures The University has received the first payment of a $125,000 grant from the Charles Edison Fund. The grant will be matched by the University from other sources and the resulting $250,000 will be used to establish the Charles Edison Lecture series in honor of the inventor, Thomas Alva Edison.
The lectures will focus on topics arising from research in science and technology in an effort to encourage students to seek careers in these disciplines and teachers to pursue academic vocations and research in these areas.
five alumni named on forbes list Five Notre Dame Alumni were on the "200 Best Small Companies' Chief Executives" list produced annualy by Forbes magazine.
They were Edward H. Arnold, chief executive officer of Arnold Industries and a 1961 College of Business Administration graduate; Robert P. McGrath, McGrath RentCorp, College of Engineering, 1955; Raymond D. Meyo, Telxon, College of Arts and Letters, 1964; Robert W. Navarre, Simpson Industries, College of Business Administration, 1955; and F. Quinn Stepan, Stepan Company, College of Arts. and Letters, 1959. Meyo is a member of the Engineering Advisory Council and Stepan of the Arts and Letters Advisory Council.
• honors I~ancis J. Castellino, dean of science and Kleiderer/Pezold professor of biochemistry, was selected as a board member of the Oklamoma center for the Advancement of Science and Technology Centers of Excellence Review Panel, Oklahoma City.
George B. Craig Jr., Clark professor of biological sciences, has received the National Institutes of Health Merit Award in recognition of superior competence and outstanding productivity during his research career. The Merit Award was created to provide long-term stable support to investigators whose research competence and productivity are distinctly superior and who are likely to continue to engage in such outstanding research. It virtually ensures grant renewal for the next 10 years.
Luis R. Fraga, assistant professor of government and international studies, has been appointed to a three-year term as an associate editor of ·the Urban Affairs Quarterly.
John J. Gilligan, director of the Institute for International Peace Studies, Shuster University professor, and professor of law, has been appointed to the International Policy Committee of the U.S. Catholic conference, chaired by Archbishop Roger Mahony of Los Angeles .
. Nathan 0. Hatch, acting dean of arts and letters, director 9f the Institute for for Scholarship in the Liberal Arts, and professor of history, has been awarded the Albert C. Outler Prize in Ecumenical Church History by the American society of Church History. The award is for Hatch's forthcoming book The Democratization of American
Morris Pollard, Coleman director of the Lobund Laboratory and professor emeritus of biological sciences, has been named an honorary alumnus of the University by the Alumni Association. Pollard is a graduate of Ohio State University and holds a master's degree from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and a doctorate from the University of California at Berkeley. He came to Notre Dame in 1961 as a professor of biology and director of Lobund, the facility that poineered germfree research techniques.
Wolfgang Porod, associate professor of electrical and computer engineering, was named a member of the external advisory board to the National Center for Computational Electronics.
l<.1iJ.Miit s. Rai, professor of biological sciences, was presented a specially engraved silver plaque by the Indian Society for Malaria and Other communicable Diseases, Delhi, India, in recognition of the work done in his laboratory on genetics of vector mosquitoes.
David L. Schindler, associate professor in the Program of Liberal Studies, was elected to the catholic commission on Intellectual and Cultural Affairs.
activities .craig E. Adcock, associate professor of art, art history and design, presented "California Light and Space: The Art of Perceiving Perceiving" at the College Art Association annual meeting, San Francisco, Calif., Feb. 18.
Christianity (Yale University Press, 1989). The George B. Craig, Jr., Clark professor of biological prize was established to encourage the critical sciences, gave the address on "Distribution of e study of ecumenical church history and to facili- Aedes albopictus, 1988" and was the representative tate publication of such studies of the American Mosquito Control Association at the
meeting of the Illinois Mosquito Control Association held in Bloomingdale, Ill., Nov. 2-4. He gave the Founders Memorial Lecture "Aedes albopictus: Whither and Whence" at the annual meeting of the Entomological Society of America at Louisville, Ky., Dec. 3-8.
John G. Duman, associate dean of science and professor of biological sciences, gave an invited talk titled "Hemolymph Proteins Involved in Subzero Temperature Tolerance" at a symposium on "Insect Cold Tolerance" at the Entomological Society of America meeting in Louisville, Ky., Dec. 5-7.
Harold E. Esch, professor of biological sciences, presented the paper titled "Comparison of Activity in Flight Muscles of Sychronous and Asynchronous Fliers" at the Entomological Society of America national meeting in Louisville, Ky., Dec. 4-8.
John F. Gaski, associate professor of marketing, presented the paper "'There Is No Such Thing as an Unsuccessful Attempt to Exercise Power When Power Is Present': Interpretation, Criticism, and Resolution" at the Society of Franchising annual conference, Bal Harbour, Fla., Jan. 30.
Ronald A. Hellenthal, associate professor of biological sciences and acting director of the Environmental Research Center, gave an invited seminar titled "A Museum of Management: The Insect Collection Computerization Bugaboo" at the Illinois State Natural History Survey. Champaign, Ill., Nov. 30-Dec. 1. He made a presentation to the Committee on Systematics Resources at the annual meeting of the Entomological Society of America in Louisville, Ky., Dec. 4-8. As chairman he also made preparations for the formal conference on aquatic insects to be held at the 1989 annual meeting.
Sophia K. Jordan, staff librarian, University Libraries, has been awarded a preservation internship at the Eisenhower Library, Johns Hopkins University, for fall 1989. These internships, supported by the Mellon Foundation, provide advanced training in all aspects of book preservation.
Rev. Charles Kannengiesser, S.J., Huisking professor of theology, attended the Midwest Patristic Seminar at Loyola University, Chicago, Ill., Dec. 3. He gave the lecture "Antony and the Origins of Christian Monasticism" at Wayne State University Episcopal Chaplaincy, Detroit, Mich., Dec. 9-10. He was invited by His Holiness Pope Chenouda III to give lectures in Cairo, Alexandria, and Wadi Natroun, Egypt, Dec. 18-Jan. 15. Kannengiesser lectured on "The Incarnation of God in the Thought of St. Athanasius" at the Coptic Orthodox Patriarchate in Amba, Rueiss, Cairo, Egypt, Dec. 20. He presented "Athanasius on Salvation" at the Monastery of St. Macarius in Wadi Natroun, Egypt, Dec. 22. He spoke on "Athanasius of Alexandria and the Bible" at the St. Mark society Hall in Alexandria, Egypt, Dec. 23. He gave the lecture "The Leadership of Athanasius in the Christian Church and in the Coptic Tradition" at the Youth Leaders Meeting, Coptic Orthodox Patriarchate, Cairo, Egypt, Dec. 25. He presented "Contemporary Significance of Athanasius of Alexandria" at the College of S.J. Sainte Famille in Cairo, Egypt, Jan. 8. He gave
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the address "Human Life and Death According to Athanasius" to the Coptic Physicians meeting in Cairo, Egypt, Jan. 8. He lectured on "Athanasius of Alexandria's Leadership, Past and Present" at the Coptic Youths meeting in the Abov Markourios Church, Cairo, Egypt, Jan. 9. He was a participant at the Midwest Patristic Seminar Meeting at Loyola University, Chicago, Ill., Jan. 21.
.Jeffrey C. Kantor, associate professor of chemical engineering, presented a research symposium titled "Geometric Methods for Control--The Bad News" at the CalTech Control Conference, Pasadena, Calif., Jan. 24. He presented an invited seminar titled "Nonlinear Geometric Methods for Process Control" to the Department of Chemical Engineering at Northwestern University, Evanston, Ill., Jan. 26.
John M. LoSecco, associate professor of physics, gave an invited talk "Study of Particle Production in High Multiplicity Events at ,.Js= 1 . 8 TeV" at the High Energy Physics Seminar, Brookhaven National Laboratory, Upton, Long Island, N.Y., Jan. 26.
Stephen R. Lundeen, professor of physics, presented a colloquium titled "Spectroscopy of High-L Rudberg States of Hz: A Sensitive New Probe of the Hi ion" at the University of Colorado Joint Institute for Laboratory Astrophysics, Boulder, Colo., Oct. 11, at the Harvard University Department of Physics, Cambridge, Mass., Nov. 21., at the University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Nebr., Jan. 19, and at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Nev. , .Jan 27.
Keith P. Madden, associate professional specialist in the Radiation Laboratory, gave an invited seminar "A Time Resolved ESR Study of Nitrosoalkane Spin Trapping" at the University of Akron, Akron, Ohio, Jan. 31.
Walter Nugent, Tackes professor of history, participated in a session on transatlantic migration at the annual meeting of the Social Science History Association, Chicago, Ill., Nov. 6. He was put in charge of program sessions on migration and ethnicity for the November 1989 meeting of the Social Science History Association to be held in Washington. He became co-editor of a 10-volume series of books on The Transappalachian Frontier to be published by Kraus International.
Rev. Edward D. O'Connor, C.S.C., associate professor of theology, gave the lecture "God and Creation" at· the RCIA meeting at our Lady of the Lake Parish, Edwardsburg, Mich., Jan. 16.
Jean A. Pee, associate librarian, University Libraries, gave an invited talk on "Serials Holdings: Many Questions and Some Answers" with Beth Picknally, assistant librarian, at the Research Libraries Discussion Group, Serials Section of the Resources and Technical Services Division, American Libraries Association Midwinter Convention in Washington, D.C., Jan. 7.
Karamjit s. Rai, professor of biological sciences, presented a paper titled "Nuclear Genome Sizes and Cytology of Aedes albopictus populations in Continental United States" at the annual meeting of
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Robert E. Rodes. Jr., professor of law, and Jhomas L. Shaffer, Short professor of law, gave the principal paper "A Christian Theology for Roman catholic Law Schools" in the Vincent R. Vasey Symposium at the University of Dayton, Dayton, Ohio, Jan. 25.
David L. Schindler, associate professor in the Program of Liberal Studies, represented the North American Communio board of Editors at an international Communio board meeting, Cologne, West Germany, Dec. 9-10.
James H. Seckinger, director of the National Institute for Trial Advocacy, was a faculty member for the NITA Gulf Coast Regional Program at Loyola University School of Law, New Orleans, La., Jan. 4-6. He served as program coordinator and faculty member for the NITA/Cummings & Lockwood Law Firm Trial Advocacy Program, Stamford, Conn., Jan. 12-14. He also gave a lecture to the faculty on "Effective Training Techniques" at that program.
James P. Sterba, professor a paper titled "The Ethics the chapter of Sane-Freeze South Bend, Ind., Nov. 17.
of philosophy, presented of Nuclear Strategy" to at the Colfax Center,
He presented a colla-
quium on "Theological and Philosophical Perspectives on Justice with Rev. Andrew J. Christiansen. S.J., associate professor of theology, at the University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, Ind., Jan.23.
Albin A. Szewczyk, professor of aerospace and mechanical engineering, was session chairman at the American Society of Mechanical Engineers winter annual meeting, held in Chicago, Ill., Nov. 27-Dec. 2. This was a general session of fluid mechanics papers accepted for publication in the Journal of Applied Mechanics. He also was chairman of the meeting of the Fluid Mechanics Committee of the Division of Applied Mechanics.
Laurence R. Taylor, professor of mathematics, gave the Topology Seminar "Pin Structures on Manifolds" at Indiana University, Bloomington, Ind., Jan. 31.
Kern R. Trembath, visiting assistant professor of theology, presented the address "Exodus and the Origins of the Covenant Community: A Literary and Historical Look" to Little Rock Interfaith Bible Study, West Lafayette, Ind., Jan. 18. He was the homilist for the Feast of St. Thomas Aquinas at St. Thomas Aquinas Parish, West Lafayette, Ind. Jan. 28. He was also the homilist for the Week of Christian Unity, Good Shepherd Eqiscopal Campus Ministry, West Lafayette, Ind., Jan. 29.
~- Peter Walshe, professor of government and international studies and director of the African Studies Program, has been awarded a fellowship by the MacArthur Foundation for the period 1989-90 to support his research project "Prophetic Christianity and the Search for Justice and Peace in South Africa."
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erratum The following footnote was omitted from the Faculty Senate Journal, October 11, 1988.
An extensive discussion ensued between Prof. Kathleen Biddick and the president over the Shell Oil controversy and its so-called Neptune Strategy. She sought clarification of the University's involvement (including any of its centers and institutes) in the attempt by Bishop James Armstrong and Prof. S. Prakesh Sethi of New York to circumvent or compromise the University's policy on South Africa and its reputation. The president replied strongly in the negative. The University is not thinking of any participation in any effort associated with Rafael Pagan, who seems to believe he has some intimacy with people at Notre Dame. Any press assertion or accusations that Notre Dame is part of this are wrong. The president said he knows of the report, and in passing knows Bishop Armstrong (formerly Methodist bishop in Indiana). On the larger issue, it is legitimate to think about the future of South Africa, but on this specific question we have no part, there have been no offers of money, no overtures, no conspiracy and no commitment. He has spoken to Prof. Lee Tavis about this, and Tavis is angry at being implicated in it. 1 Notre Dame has no plans to be involved, but a center or an institute like Peace Studies may want to study the question of South Africa's post-apartheid future on an academic level. The president concluded that apologies to Notre Dame and several of its people are in order from Armstrong, Sethi and Pagan.
1 Correspondence between Professors Lee Tavis and Peter Walshe concerning this material is appended to the original of this Journal, and can be consulted in the office of the Faculty Senate by interested parties.
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COLLEGE OF ARTS AND LETTERS
American Studies
Schlereth, Thomas J. T.J. Schlereth. 1989. Material Culture
Research and North American Social History. Pages 11-26 in, S.M. Pearce, ed., r~useum Studies inMaterial Culture. University of Leicester Press, London, England.
Communication and Theatre
Pilkinton, Mark C. M.C. Pilkinton. 1988. Bearing the Pageant
in Bristol. Records of Early English Drama Newsletter 1(1):8-11.
Core Course
Neiman, Alven t~. A.M. Neiman. 1989. Roles and Rationality
in the Ethics of Teaching. Pages 253-258 in, J.M. Giarelli, ed., Philosophy of Eaucation 1988. Phlosophy of Education Society, Normal, Illinois.
Economics
English
Fox, Christopher B. C.B. Fox. 1988. Review, Wallace Jackson,
Vision and Re-Vision in Alexander Pope. ~gtr5eenth CenturY: A Current~li-ography 9:675-677.
C.B. Fox. 1988. Willis, Cudworth, and Anthropologie Abstracted: Some Early Engl1sh Uses of Psychology. Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sc1ences 24:378-380.
C.B. Fox. 1988. Sexuality and the Flody. Pages 69-74 in, E.J. Rielly, ed., Approaches to Teaching Gulliver's Travels. Modern Language Association of America, New York, New York.
C.B. Fox. 1988. Locke and the Scriblerians: Identity and Consciousness in Early Eighteenth-Century Britain. University of Californ.ia Press, Flerkley and Los Angeles, California and London, U.S. and Great Britain. 174 + x oo.
C.B. Fox. 1988. Review, John F. Sena, The Best-Natured Man: Sir Samuel Garth, ---Physician andPoet.ThescrTb.,-er:Jan 21( 1) :88-89.--
History
Kselman, Thomas A. T.A. Kselman. 1988. Review of: Judith
Devlin, The Superstitious Mind: French Peasants and the Supernatu~in ~ Ni neteent'h'Ce"iit'Ury (New Haven :-Yale UnlVersity Press, 1987). Catholic Hi storical Review 74(4):630-632,
Modern and Classical Languages
DellaNeYa, JoAnn J. DellaNeva. 1988. Mutare/t~utatus:
Kim, Kwan s. Pernette nu Guillet's Actaeon Myth and K.S. Kim. 1988. Issues and Perspectives the Silencing of the Poetic Voice. Pages
in Tanzanian Industrial Development: 47-55 in, M. Guggenheim, ed., Women in With Special Reference to the Role of French-riterature. Stanford French and
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SADCC. Pages 92-102 in, M. Hodd, ed., Italian Studies Anma Libri, Stanford,
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Bradshaw, Paul F. P.F. Bradshaw. 1988. Baptismal Practice
in the Alexandrian Tradition, Eastern or Western? Pages 5-17 in, P.F. Bradshaw, ed., Essays in Early !astern Initiation. Alcuin/GROW Liturgical Study 8, Grove Books, Nottingham, England.
P.F. Bradshaw. 1988. Editor. Essays in Early Eastern Initiation. Alcuin/GROW Liturgical Study 8, Grove Books, Nottingham, England. 46 pp.
McBrien, Rev., Richard P. R.P. McBrien. 1988. Academic Freedom in
Catholic Universities: The Emergence of a Party Line. America 159( 17) :454-458.
R.P. McBrien. 1988. A Response to Francis Sullivan. Pages 76-79 in, G. Kilcourse, ed., Proceedings of the~3rd Annual Convention. The Catholic Theological Society of America, Louisville, Kentucky.
COLLEGE OF SCIENCE
Biological Science
Hawley, William A. W.A. Hawley. 1988. The Biology of Aedes
albopictus. Journal of the American--Mos~uito Control Assoc1ation 4( 1) :1-40.
Hellent al, Ronald A. R.A. Hellenthal and R.D. Price. 1988.
Geomydoecus (Mallophage: Trichodectidae) from the Texas and Desert Pocket Gophers (Rodentia: Geomyidae). Proceedings of the Entomological Society of Washington 91(1):1-s.
~eorge, ~anapurathu V. S. Pratapan, K. Ashok, D.R. Cyr, P.K. nas
and i~.V. George. 1988. Substityent Effects in the Photochemistry of 5-Aryl-3 3,-diphenyl-2(3H)-furanones. Steadystate and Laser Flash Photolysis Studies. Journal of Organic Chemistry 53:5826-5831.
Scheidt, H. Robert W.R. Scheidt, Y.J. Lee and M.G. Finnegan.
1988. Reactions of S02 with Iron Porphyrinates and the Crystal Structure of (Hydrogen sulfa to) (tetra phenyl porphi nato) iron(III) Hemibenzene Solvate. Inorganic Chemistry 27:4725-4730. ·
Physics
Dow, John D. See under Ren, Shang-Yuan. 1988. Physical
Review B 38(15) :10677-10692. See under Ren, Shang-Yuan. 1988. Physical
Review B 38(17):12549-12555. J. Sanchez-Dehesa, F. Flores, J. Ortega and
Furdyna, Jacek, K. J.K. Furdyna, E.D. Isaacs, D. Heiman, M.J.
Graf, B.B. Goldberg, R. Kershaw, D. Ridgley, K. Dwight, A. Hold and J.S. 13rooks. 1988. Bound Magnetic Polarons Below T = 1K. Physical Review B 37:7108.
J.K. Furdyna and N. Samarth. 1988. A Proposed Interpretation of EPR Linewidth in Diluted Magnetic Semiconductors. Solid State Communication 65:801.
J.K. Furdyna and N. Samarth. 1988. Electron Paramagnetic Resonance in Cd1-xMnxS,
Chemistry Cd1 7 xl~nxSe, and Cdl-xMnxTe. Physical Rev1ew 13 37:9227.
Castellino, Francis J. J.K. Furdyna. 1988. Diluted Magnetic Semi-J.T. Radek and F.J. Castellino. 1988. conductors. Applied Physics Reviews:
A Differential Scanning Calorimetric In- Journal of Applied Physics 64:R29. vestigation of the Domains of Recombinant J.k. Furdyna, Z. Yang, "1. Dobrowol ska, H. Tissue Plasminogen Activator. Archives Luo and J.T. Cheung. 1988. Inversion-of Biochemistry and Biophysics 267(2): Asymmetry-Induced Magnetooptical Transi-
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J.K. Furdyna, Z. Yang, M. Dobrowolska, H. Luo, K.A. Harris, J.W. Cook, Jr., and J.F. Schetzina. 1988. Determination of the Valence Band Offset at a HgTe/CdTe Heterojunction by Magnetooptics. Superlattices and "''icrostructures 4:559-.-
J.K. Furdyna, E.J. Ansaldo, O.R. Noakes, J.H. Brewer and S.R. Kreitzman. 1988. Spin Dynamics of Cdt-xMnxTe Studied by Muon Spin Relaxation and Rotation. Physical Review B 38:1138.
J.K. Furdyna, J.J. Rhyne, W.Y. Ching, D.L. Huber and T.M. Giebultowicz. 1988. Spin Dynamics in Znt-xt~nxTe. Journal of Applied Physics 63:3297.
J.K. Furdyna and N. Samarth. 1988. Diluted Magnetic Semiconductors. MRS Bulletin 13:32. -
J.K. Furdyna and J. Kossut. 1988. Issues in Diluted Magnetic Semiconductor Quantum Hells and Superlattices. Acta Physica Polen A 73:851.
J. k. Furdyna and z. Yang. 1988. Electric Field Effects on HgTe-based Quantum Hells. Journal of Applied Physics 64:5248.
Lundeen, Stephen R. W.G. Sturrus, E.A. Hessels, P.H. Arcuni and
S.R. Lundeen. 1988. Microwave Spectroscopy of High-L Hz Rydberg States: The {0,1) 10G,H,I and K States. Physical Review Letters 61{20):2320-2323.
E.A. Hessels, W.G. Sturrus and S.R. Lundeen. 1988. Microwave Spectroscopy· of High-L Helium Rydberg States: 10H-10I, 10I-10K, and 10K-10L Intervals. Physical Review A 38{9) :4574-4584.
Ren, Shang-Yuan S.Y. Ren, J.D. Dow and J. Shen. 1988.
Deep Impurity Levels in Semiconductor Superlattices. Physical Review B 38{15): 10677-10692.
R.-D. Hong, D.W. Jenkins, S.Y. Ren and J.D. Dow. 1988. Hydrostatic-Pressure Dependencies of Deep Impurity Levels in Zincblende Semiconductors. Physical Review B 38{17):12549-12555.
Samarth, Nitin See under Furdyna, Jacek K. 1988. Solid
State Communi cation 65:801. See under Furdyna, Jacek K. 1988.
Physical Review B 37:9227. See under Furdyna, Jacek K. 1988. MRS
Bulletin 13:32.
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering
Stanisic, Michael M. M.M. Stanisic and W.F. Mirusky. 1988.
Optimization of Spherical Joint Attachment in Spatial Linkages. Translation of the American Society of f4echanical
Engineers. Journal of Mechanisms, Transmissions and Automation in Design 110(4) :440-445.
tion and Combustion by the l~et Oxidation Process. Pages 21-25 in, Proceedings of Modern Engineering and~echnology Seminar 1988, Volume 5, Energy Session. CIE/ R.O.C. and CIE/U.S.A.
K. T. Yang. 1988. Utilization of Cold Storage in Commercial Heat Pumps for Power Load Management and Energy Conservation. Pages 135-149 in, Proceedings of Modern Engineering and Technology Seminar 1988, Volume 5, Energy Session. CIE/ R.O.C. and CIE/U.S.A.
K.T. Yang. 1988. Heat Transfer Phenomena and Analyses for Casting, Processes. Pages 149-160 in, Proceedings of the Advanced Study-rnstitute on Energy Optimisation in Manufacturing and Materials Processing. !IT Madras, India.
K.T. Yang. ·1988. Heat Transfer and Fluid Flow in Phase-Change Systems. Pages 133-148 in, Proceedings of the Advanced Study-Institute on Energy Optimisation in Manufacturing and Materials Processing. !IT Madras, India.
K.T. Yang. 1988. Thermal and Friction Effects in Metal Extrusion and Wire Drawing. Pages 115-132 in, Proceedings of the. Advanced Study Institute on Energy Optimisation in Manufacturing and Materials Processing. !IT Madras, India.
Materials Science and Engineering
McGinn, Paul J. P.J. McGinn, N. Jain, V. Anand and D. Lee.
1988. Thermally Sprayed Coatings of YBa2CU306+x• Thin Solid Films 166:163-170.
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Management
Radzicki, Michael J. M.J. Radzicki. 1989. A Review of Chaos:
Mak]ng a New Science. System Dyna:iiiTCS Rev1 ew "S"CIT:9d-91.
O'NEILL CHAIR IN EDUCATION FOR JUSTICE
Goulet, Denis A. D.A. Goulet. 1989. Incentives for Develop
ment: The Key to Equity. New Horizons Press, New York, New York. XI + 196 pp.
English Buttigieg critical Edition of Gramsci's Natl. Endow. 750 Prison Notebooks Humanities 6
Univ. Miller Notre Dame - Saint Mary's NO TIS Dept. 306,980 Libraries Project Education 24
Mod. Class. Jerez-Farran VALLE - IN CLAN and the Cinema Natl. Endow. 750 Languages Humanities 2
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