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Chemiluminesence of Peroxydicarbonates
(Creighton University, 1969)
The present investigation was undertaken to determine if the energy derived from the thermal decomposition of dicyclohexyl peroxydicarbonate, or bis-(4-tert-butylcyclohexyl)-peroxydicarbonate in polystyrene could be ...
Robert Love: A Study of an Intellectual in Politics
(Creighton University, 1968)
Much of the history of 19th century England is associated with the development of liberalism and the agitation for democratic reform. As a result a great deal of attention has been given to those individuals who were closely ...
A Stability Study of Rates of Return on Stockholder's Equity
(Creighton University, 1968)
As a result of computer usage for problem examination, many theories and developed formulas used in financial analysis are being scrutinized. The object of some assessments has been to test the validity of generally practiced ...
Survey of Plans for International Monetary Refrom
(Creighton University, 1968-09-21)
This research project addresses the problem of reform for the International Monetary System. The reform problem is a two-fold one. First, what reform plans are there and secondly, what are the pro and con of each plan. The ...
Catecholamine Synthesis by Cultured Beating Rat-Heart Cells
(Creighton University, 1966)
Techniques for culturing heart cells in vitro have until recent years been limited to inflexible experiments utilizing plasma clots, serum, and tissue extracts on heart tissue obtained from embryonic sources. Carrel (1912; ...
The Convergence of a Non-Linear Parabolic Partial Differential Equation
(Creighton University, 1967)
This thesis is concerned with the application of Newton's method for multi-variable nonlinear functions to the nonlinear partial differential equation which describes two-dimensional flow of gas through porous media. | ...
The Martyrs of North Africa During the Persecution of Valerian: Text, Translation, and Commentary on the Acts of St. Cyprian, SS. Montanus and Lucius, and SS. Marian and James
(Creighton University, 1964)
The composition of this thesis was guided by a threefold purpose: Firstly, to translate and edit the three texts, secondly, to establish their authenticity as far as this can be done, and thirdly, to study any possible ...
The Lancastrian Bias in Shakespeare's Richard the Second
(Creighton University, 1963)
The life of King Richard II of England offers an interesting challenge to anyone who desires to read and interpret history in a period of civil war which often clouds and at times even obscures fact by propaganda. | It is ...
Dryden, Tragedy, and the Tradition
(Creighton University, 1967)
To discuss a type of literature such as tragedy is a dangerous and often quite a confusing business. To read the sometimes conflicting views of critics from Aristotle to Hume to Arthur Miller would lead the student to ...
America Looks at the Hungarian Revolution
(Creighton University, 1968)
In a democracy, public opinion shapes policies or at least influences them. American public opinion is shaped by the conditions in which Americans live. Americans have always been sympathetic toward revolutions in countries ...