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The True State of the U.S. Economy
In a world of media short cuts and partisan bickering, it is widely accepted the U.S. economy is strong. Short cut indicators like the unemployment rate, in truth, tell us far too little. The American economy has underlying problems including weak productivity and investment, and unequal wage growth. The authors elaborate on this valuable piece.
Read moreSair do mapa, criar o mapa: uma epistemologia errante
O artigo é um cruzamento de ideias decorrentes da tese doutoral El Artista Errante y El Discurso como Cartografía en um contexto hispano-brasileño (UCM/CAPES), defendida em 2017. Levanta questões sobre o artista no mundo cartografiável e seu discurso sinuoso e descentralizado, tentando analisar esse último como um movimento rumo ao incerto, um pulo no abismo em direção à pura potência. Desta forma, o artista errante, como defendemos, é uma tipologia que ajuda a praticar, na base de (in)certezas, novas maneiras de pensar e defender a arte em nossos dias. Este criador contemporâneo perambula e se fortalece nos mapas que seu discurso errante (que passa pelo erro) constrói no mundo. O texto passa por conceitos como indecisão, ritmo singular, cartografia, assim como tradução e relatos de auto-alteração.
Read moreCarmencita, the CARMENES input catalogue of bright, nearby M dwarfs
CARMENES, the brand-new, Spanish-German, two-channel, ultra-stabilised, high-resolution spectrograph at the 3.5 m Calar Alto telescope, started its science survey on 01 Jan 2016. In one shot, it covers from 0.52 to 1.71 μm with resolution R = 94,600 (λ < 0.96 μm) and 80,400 (λ > 0.96 μm). During guaranteed time observations, CARMENES carries out the programme for which the instrument was designed: radial-velocity monitoring of bright, nearby, low-mass dwarfs with spectral types be- tween M0.0 V and M9.5 V. Carmencita is the “CARMEN(ES) Cool dwarf Information and daTa Archive”, our input catalogue, from which we select the about 300 targets being observed during guaranteed time. Besides that, Carmencita is perhaps the most comprehensive database of bright, nearby M dwarfs ever built, as well as a useful tool for forthcoming exo-planet hunters: ESPRESSO, HPF, IRD, SPIRou, TESS or even PLATO. Carmencita contains dozens of parameters measured by us or compiled from the literature for about 2,200 M dwarfs in the solar neighbourhood brighter than J = 11.5 mag: accurate coordinates, spectral types, photometry from ultraviolet to mid-infrared, parallaxes and spectro-photometric distances, rotational and radial velocities, Hα pseudo-equivalent widths, X-ray count rates and hardness ratios, close and wide multiplicity data, proper motions, Galactocentric space velocities, metallicities, full references, homogeneously derived astrophysical parameters, and much more. In my talk at Cool Stars 19, I explained how we build Carmencita standing on the shoulders of giants and observing with 2-m class telescopes, and produce a dozen MSc theses and several PhD theses in the process (http://carmenes.caha.es).
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