Information design and the world that comes before us

Abstract

Technology or art? The practice of information design occupies an ambiguous position in relation to these very different approaches to making. Heidegger's critique of the metaphysical concepts of being, spatiality and mood provides fertile ground for developing an understanding of the way in which `information design as technology' conceals. The ethical imperative for an alternative conception of information design is explored.

Photoionization of the Be isoelectronic sequence: total cross sections

“…different versions of the BPRM code [44]. The very slight differences in the results around some of the narrow resonances can be largely traced to not using enough energy points in the energy mesh to completely characterize the resonance [44]. For the case of N +3 [20], where many energy points are used in very narrow energy ranges, our calculated results match the previous result essentially exactly.…”

“…The BP metastable-state cross section is a statistical average of the three 3 P o j cross sections. different versions of the BPRM code [44]. The very slight differences in the results around some of the narrow resonances can be largely traced to not using enough energy points in the energy mesh to completely characterize the resonance [44].…”