Elementary Particles

Kobzarev, I.Yu.; Manin, Yu. I.

doi:10.1007/978-94-009-2271-6

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“…It is also the science of persuading others that the activities of a particular organization deserve attention and support. Key aspects of the fundraising process include: identifying potential donors, aligning the organization's needs with the interests of potential donors, ongoing engagement with potential donors (forming, maintaining, and developing relationships), shaping public opinion to support the organization or group's activities, gathering letters of support, acquiring grants, and more (Kobzarev, 2015).…”

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Fundraising as a Means of Raising Financial Resources for Project Activities

Humeniuk

2023

SSEDJ

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The main goal of fundraising is to attract funds for the implementation of a project or idea that can help solve a certain problem or satisfy a certain need. In addition, fundraising can be an effective tool for popularizing the project and attracting attention to its goals. Purpose: The main aim of the article is to study the theoretical and applied aspects of fundraising and its main instruments. Design / Methodology / Approach: Theoretical methods such as analysis, synthesis, comparison, and generalisation were used for the theoretical and practical study of fundraising and its tools, retrospective analysis of fundraising capitals, and development of recommendations. Empirical methods of surveys and observations were used to study the current situation with fundraising in the centres, analyse activities and needs, and interpret the results. Findings: The research delved into the correlation between an organization’s strategic objectives and the imperative need to procure resources. It examined the foundational theories underpinning fundraising tools while assessing their efficacy. Subsequently, a fundamental fundraising strategy was devised to gather funds for project undertakings. The study revealed that to ensure sustainable development, initiative groups need to be provided with the necessary tools and information resources. This facilitates a transition from disorganized management practices toward establishing a framework for long-term planning. This necessitates maintaining a steady financial income and possessing diversified tools for their acquisition. Originality / Value: The effective execution of a fundraising strategy will pave the way for emerging centres to embark on sustainable development trajectories, enabling a concentrated effort towards accomplishing strategic objectives and missions. This successful implementation will provide consistent backing for youth initiatives, fostering their continued advancement and further growth. Moreover, it will empower other small-scale centres to embrace and tailor this experience to suit their unique needs and projects. Practical Meaning: Successful implementation of a fundraising strategy will help new branches embark on a path of sustainable development and allow them to focus on achieving their strategic goals and mission; ensure stable support for youth initiatives, their further development and additional growth of the branch, and enable other small branches to adopt this experience and adapt it to their needs and projects. Further Research: Developing cooperation with Ukrainian and international intergovernmental organisations and foundations will help achieve strategic goals and ensure additional growth in fundraising activities.

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Fundraising as a Means of Raising Financial Resources for Project Activities

Humeniuk

2023

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“…For the renormalization of the quantum field theory of crystalline solids we do not have such general physical principle as e.g. the principle of the correspondence in the quantum electrodynamics [17,18]. In the quantum electrodynamics, the principle of the correspondence dictates the form of counterterms in the renormalization in such a way that results of the quantum electrodynamics must reduce to the results of the classical electrodynamics at low frequencies of photons.…”

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“…This may seem to be a paradox one meets in all quantum field theories which need renormalizations, where one generates finite results out of infinite ones. That is why the mathematicians Kobzarev and Manin [18] have expressed the following statement about ( 38…”

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The quantum field theory of crystalline solids with the renormalization

Teleki¹,

Noga²

2009

J. Phys. A: Math. Theor.

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We consider a crystalline solid as a system of electrons and atomic nuclei interacting by the Coulomb interaction. The crystalline solid is regarded as a given ordered array of atoms, each one fixed to a lattice site and free to move about it with a small displacement in the harmonic approximation. The system is represented by the quantum field theory of interacting electron and vector fields which needs a renormalization. The renormalization provides phonon spectra in explicit forms. The phonon spectra determine exactly the effective interaction potential between electric charges which is a quasiperiodic function of coordinates and differs essentially from the Coulomb potential. Theoretical results are compared to experimental data of monatomic solids with the f.c.c. crystal structures.

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“…Furthermore, gravitational couplings (i.e. the spin-gravitoelectric coupling [1,2] and the spingravitomagnetic coupling [3,4]) and spin-rotation coupling [5][6][7] between intrinsic spins and rotating bodies have been also investigated for long time (see, e.g., [8]).…”

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Null result for violation of the equivalence principle with free-fall rotating gyroscopes

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The differential acceleration between a rotating mechanical gyroscope and a nonrotating one is directly measured by using a double free-fall interferometer, and no apparent differential acceleration has been observed at the relative level of 2ϫ10 Ϫ6 . It means that the equivalence principle is still valid for rotating extended bodies, i.e., the spin-gravity interaction between the extended bodies has not been observed at this level. Also, to the limit of our experimental sensitivity, there is no observed asymmetrical effect or antigravity of the rotating gyroscopes as reported by Hayasaka et al.

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Elementary Particles

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Fundraising as a Means of Raising Financial Resources for Project Activities

Fundraising as a Means of Raising Financial Resources for Project Activities

The quantum field theory of crystalline solids with the renormalization

Null result for violation of the equivalence principle with free-fall rotating gyroscopes

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