Institution
University of New Hampshire at Manchester
Recent research
- AI & ComputingOpen access
Cacophonies of Metronomes: Multi-sequence Generalizations of Beatty's Theorem
Two multi-sequence generalizations of Beatty's theorem, both derived from a single geometric observation (the Height Lemma) about monotone paths crossing the faces of a cubical tiling of the positive orthant. The first partitions the positive integers into n sieved Beatty sequenc...
- Society & Economics
Residential environments are critical factors influencing activity participation among older adults with disabilities. We examined whether living in senior housing (i.e., retirement communities or independent living) is associated with participation in social and physical activit...
- Climate & EnvironmentOpen access
Abstract Propagating waves on the ocean surface can be represented as a stochastic process whose statistics are characterized by a spectrum. This paper reviews methods for measuring the wave spectrum and related quantities. Observations begin by sensing fluid dynamical properties...
- Society & EconomicsOpen access
Desire for Help Among Sexual and Gender Minority Youth at Risk for Commercial Sexual Exploitation
Sexual and gender minority (SGM) youth face disproportionate hardships from systemic inequality and are overrepresented among youth at risk for commercial sexual exploitation (CSE), yet little is known about the help they desire as sexual risk escalates. Using data from a nationa...
- Climate & Environment
Abstract Fireworks are spectacular, but they also pollute the atmosphere. While fireworks are known to rapidly increase local pollution levels, the regional influences and nanosized appearance of fireworks-related particles are poorly understood. This study collected aerosol part...
- Biology
Response to comments by Foster et al
In Panagopoulos et al. (2026), we showed recorded electromagnetic field (EMF) pulsations from various Wireless Communication (WC) devices, specifically “Wireless Fidelity” (Wi-Fi) router, fourth ge...