Sandeep Kumar

The "SANDHI OF SANSKRIT WORDS" is a web based system for enabling the computer to analyze the joining of Sanskrit language words. "analyze the joining" means, among other things, knowing what concepts a word joining stands for and how to link those concepts together in a meaningful way. The system belongs to the wider domain of Artificial Intelligence. The system is meant to serve as a web application accessible to users throughout the globe. The system might act as a tutorial for the understanding semantic of a language. The goal of the SANDHI OF SANSKRIT WORDS is to analyze, understand, and generate languages that humans use naturally, so that eventually the user will be able to address his computer as though he was addressing another person. All natural languages abide by X Bar theory which is based on the premise that all phrases in all languages have the same structure, only difference is the linear order. In this system the word joining is analyzed on the basis of "ASTADHYAYI" sutras.

This book covers in-depth discussion of design principles, synthesis and thermal behavior of all types of liquid crystal (LC) dimers. The text presents recent advances in the field of LC dimers consisting of different mesogenic units such as calamitic, discotic and bent-core molecules. It starts with a chapter on the introduction of liquid crystal dimers, including their odd-even behavior, basic classification of dimers and common mesophases in dimers. The text shows how the molecular architectures are being used to develop new materials to study a range of interesting phenomena such as the biaxial nematic phase containing rod-like and disc-like mesogenic units. Finally, the text presents perspectives related to technological relevance of these dimers such as dopants in LC display mixtures exhibiting faster relaxation time, strong flexoelectric coupling and others to effect control over the properties of these materials.

Still Waiting is the story of Hailey and John. It takes you back to a more simple way of life. A simple man who would do anything for the love of his life, and a girl who grew into a woman who goes after what she wants. The story takes place in the 1930's, but it just as easily could have taken place today. Sincerely, Sandeep [email protected]

This Resource Book titled "Human Rights and Pedagogy" is prepared for the teachers specially social science teachers, who are interested in developing their understanding about human rights and it implication for pedagogy. This resource book is the outcome of the research project under Research and Development scheme by University of Delhi, the main purpose of this scheme is to strengthen the Research component in education.

The self-contained properties of discotic liquid crystals (DLCs) render them powerful functional materials for many semiconducting device applications and models for energy and charge migration in self-organized dynamic functional soft materials. The past three decades have seen tremendous interest in this area, fueled primarily by the possibility of creating a new generation of organic semiconductors and wide viewing displays using DLCs. While a number of books on classical calamitic liquid crystals are available, there are, as yet, no books that are dedicated exclusively to the basic design principles, synthesis, and physical properties of DLCs. The first reference book to cover DLCs, Chemistry of Discotic Liquid Crystals: From Monomers to Polymers highlights the chemistry and thermal behavior of DLCs. Divided into six chapters, each with a general description, background, and context for the concepts involved, the book begins with a basic introduction to liquid crystals, describing molecular self-assembly and various types of liquid crystals. It outlines their classification, covers their history and general applications, and focuses on DLCs and their discovery, structure, characterization, and alignment. The book goes on to examine the chemistry and physical properties of various monomeric DLCs, including 25 sections describing the synthesis and mesomorphic properties of monomeric DLCs formed by different cores. The bulk of the book covers the chemistry and mesomorphism of discotic dimers, oligomers, and polymers and concludes with a look at some applicable properties of DLCs. A comprehensive and up-to-date resource, this book is designed to be accessible and of value not just for students and researchers but also to the directors and principal investigators working in this field, providing the foundation and fuel to advance this fast-growing technological field.