For [[gamma].sub.s] [approximately equal to] [[gamma].sub.m] ([[gamma].sub.s] = -10.0, [[gamma].sub.m] = -9.0), the staggered dispersion factor presents a single- plateau structure which is in the same location as the corresponding maximum for the staggered absorption factor, shown in Figure 2(a).
The staggered absorption factor approaches zero with increasing frequency in the high-frequency regime and its zero frequency limit converges to [mathematical expression not reproducible] which diverges as [mathematical expression not reproducible].
Caption: Figure 2: Double logarithmic plots of (a) the staggered magnetic absorption factor ([X".sub.s]) and (b) the staggered dispersion factor [X'.sub.s] versus frequency of the staggered magnetic field for two different sets of Onsager's rate coefficients (red lines for [[gamma].sub.s] = -10.0, [[gamma].sub.m] = - 0.01, and [gamma] = -0.001; black lines for [[gamma].sub.s] = -10.0, [[gamma].sub.m] = - 9.0, and [gamma] = -0.001) in the ferromagnetic phase.
Correcting the spectra for non-uniform f([chi]) absorption correction factor within the FeL[alpha] emission bands leads to an improvement of the quantitative re sults compared with those derived from the conventional approach where only the
absorption factor associated with the maximum emission of the analyzed x-ray emission is applied.
We believe that in this case the triad of medications (chlorpromazine and lindane), HIV infection, and percutaneous
absorption factors (epidermal barrier dysfunction, skin hydration, and occlusion) were sufficient in combination to reduce the patient's seizure threshold so that a single application of lindane induced a seizure.