Tuesday, March 13, 2007

...more and more and more...

Another run ended

Saturn1000 was the 12eV GS1m run. It has been analysed.

Demonstrating also happened, 2 hours of waves optics and accoustics in the maths problem class. That is now over and done with eternally. No more problem classes!!!!!!!!!

Anasuya sent another problem paper through alan, proving some things never end. Not alan...

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Tuesday, March 06, 2007

More marking

Delivered hot off the press. Raman stuff. Anasuya's marking now done and handed back.

Problem class, penultimate one, also done today

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Tuesday, February 27, 2007

Back to it

Meetings to do with seminar feedback today. Very positive.

Finished off Raman marking, then got some papers off Howarth, including one of the last lot, which has been dealt with, also saw anasuya about her marking, which needs swiftly shifting.

Problem class.

One run finished. Saturn500 finished the 40eV SD-1 run, was analysed recoded as 12eV SD-2 and reset off. This was the penultimate 40eV run remaining and means only two non 12eV runs remain to be completed. Also, only one of the SD 12eV slots is yet to be set off.

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Tuesday, February 20, 2007

Stuff to do

Demonstrating in problem class done (special relativity...)

Marking for physics of the solar system next

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Tuesday, February 13, 2007

Grrr

Marking

Problem class

Marking

Mill Hill

Marking

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Tuesday, February 06, 2007

Not much today

Problem class done

Marking for Raman's course now begins in earnest... ok, in this room, but either way...

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Tuesday, January 30, 2007

More and more and more...

Another block of maths demonstrating out of the way.

One run has finished. Saturn1000 slot 100keV GS1m run. Analysis was as expected. Recoded as GS10 version of same energy and set off again. Have decided to kill off all the fast runs asap rather than do them concurrently with the slow runs, then do all the slow runs in one big block - asides from those currently being done and their heirs...

Not that any 'fast' runs are left asides fro the 100keV ones. All medium to slow.

Also had a quick look at Makenzie's newly produced profiles. She hasn't produced the further out ones, which are the important ones yet, so will wait until tomorrow for discussions. Or later. Who knows...

...one last thing. References for Martian cross-sections kept from Europlanet, this list I will be going through for obvious reasons:
Straub et al 1996 - already got
Lindsay et al 2000 - now got
Manyan et al 2000 - ah, ManGan et al... ahem, now got...
Deutsch et al 2002 - now got
Haider et al 1992 (modelling) - JGR, dammit!
Erdman and Zopt 1983 (cameron band?) - ZIPF, what sort of a name is that? Far prefer Zopt... Anyway, not included in UCL's subscription to Planetary and space science, so no-go despite importance...
Fox and Dalgarno 1979 - JGR - though did get hold of three 1979 papers by Dalgarno relating to proton processes I was in dire need of for DICE...
Lummerzhien and Lilensten 1994 - Lummerzheim, given I own half his back catalogue, it sometimes seems, I should know how to spell his name... plus annales has withdrawn the PDF! Did they know I wanted it?
Tran and Vidal 1998 - TIan... now got, oh!, there's another, got it too. Waaaaait. A third useful Tian and Vidal 1998 has appeared with cross-sections, my they had a busy year - nope, here's number four, maybe Tian and Vidal 1998 is a generic reference to their entire career...
Torr and Torr 1985 (Photon)
Avalgan et al 1998 (Photon)
Hitchcock et al 1980 (Photon)
Masuoka 1994 (Photon)

Will deal with the photon stuff another time. Mostly have them, but no real prospect of a photon thing to deal with yet as Tommi is otherwise engaged.

I make no garrentees that any of those names are spelt correctly, or in any way resemble the correct spellings.

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Tuesday, January 23, 2007

A bit done

Problem class has taken up a couple of hours. Demonstrating mathematics with a half written answer sheet. How I love UCL...

The Thesis has also had a bit of attention. History of observations of the aurora, just the timeline, individual bits on particular observations to go in later. I knew that long winded talk I did last year would come in handy at some point...

Saturn500 finished the 40eV GS100m run. This is the last of the 40eV GS runs not being dealt with, so moved it onto the SD runs. 40eV might actually get finished! Analysis of the run complete, no grade changes, but 80% of GS runs now complete, along with 90% BSR runs, 65.7... etc % SD runs and 78.5... etc % of total runs.

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