Integral models of ℙ¹ and analytic distribution algebras for GL(2)

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Brylinski-Radon transformation in characteristic p>0p>0

In this article, we characterize the image of the Brylinski-Radon transform in characteristic $p>0$ via Beilinson's theory of singular supports. We also provide an alternate proof of Brylinski's results over $\mathbb{C}$, which also works for sheaves with finite coefficients. Along the way, we also obtain a microlocal criterion for the descent of perverse sheaves which could be of independent interest.Comment: Comments are welcome

Predictive value of cord bilirubin in neonatal hyperbilirubinemia

Mostly about 85% of term newborns and premature infants develop jaundice. There are various clinically proven reason for this. In this thesis we are mainly focused on Cord Bilirubin and its significance in predicting neonatal jaundice in 1st week of life. This will help in preventing newborns from developing kernicterus. Study concludes that the total CORD BILIRUBIN in healthy term newborns provides prediction for neonatal jaundice in 1st week of life. The cut off value being 3.25 with 96.0% of specificity and 96.0% sensitivity. It is also evident that the presence of incompatibility in newborns (ABO, Rh) was statistically significant for occurrence of high total CORD BILIRUBIN that indicates PHOTOTHERAPY treatment