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The 3rd Ss-panzer Regiment Totenkopf: Eastern Front, 1943–45

為了解決Refitted的問題，作者Tiquet, Pierre 這樣論述：

The 3rd SS Panzer Division Totenkopf was one of 38 divisions of the Waffen-SS in World War II. Notorious for its brutality, most notably a mass execution of British prisoners in the battle of France, it had a fearsome reputation. Involvement in the battle of France including the Le Paradis massacre

was followed by the division joining Army Group North in the invasion of Russia in 1941, where heavy losses were suffered.The 3rd SS Panzer Regiment takes up the story from early 1943, when the division had been reformed and refitted to return to the Eastern Front. Told by the veterans and survivors

themselves through a collection of unseen photographs, original documents and recollections, this is a unique collection of material.Among the veterans whose accounts are included are Walter Weber, a member of a tank crew in 5. Kompanie recounts the optimism and high spirits at the start of Operati

on Citadel as the Germans made initial advances, followed by retreat as winter set in and the Russians began to push them back. Unterscharf hrer Stettner recalls the fierce tank battles and the difficulties advancing across minefields and evading an often well-concealed foe. Corporal Fritz Edelmann

records the attempts to relieve Budapest in 1945 that Totenkopf took part in, which ended in encirclement, defeat and surrender to the Americans on 9 May.

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Jewish Baltimore: A Family Album

為了解決Refitted的問題，作者Sandler, Gilbert 這樣論述：

A wide-ranging history of Baltimore’s Jewish community from the 1850s to the present.From East Baltimore to Forest Park to Park Heights, from Nates and Leon’s deli to Hutzler’s department store, Jewish Baltimore tells stories of neighborhoods, people, and landmarks that have been important to Bal

timore’s Jewish experience. Gilbert Sandler, whose popular columns have appeared in Baltimore’s Jewish Times and the Baltimore Sun, offers a wide-ranging history of the region’s Jewish community from the 1850s to the present, covering both German Jewish and Russian Jewish communities. Sandler’s arc

hival research uncovers new details about important people and events, but the heart of his book lies in its anecdotes and quotations--the reminiscences of those who recall the rich tapestry of days gone by. More than a hundred nostalgic photographs help to bring the memories to life.Many of Sandler

’s essays invoke famous names in Baltimore history--names like Jack Pollack, the ex-boxer turned politician; Joseph Meyerhoff, who gave his city a symphony hall; Samuel Hecht, founder of the last surviving local department store chain. But just as often, these essays remind us of unsung heros: rabbi

s, merchants, teachers, and camp counselors. Sandler tells many inspirational stories, including how one young woman, escaping from Germany in 1939 on a ship headed to Bolivia, seized an opportunity when she learned the ship would stop in Baltimore. She sent a cable to her boyfriend in Richmond, Vir

ginia, telling him to meet her at the dock, and the two were married onboard--which eventually allowed her to enter the United States. Sandler always uncovers the human interest in his stories. His account of the S.S. President Warfield--refitted as the Exodus to carry food, supplies, and 4,500 Euro

pean refugees to Palestine in 1947--contains personal recollections from one of the local businessmen who played a key role in the secret operation, and even a statement from someone who, as a young workman, helped to load the ship.Jewish Baltimore also highlights fondly remembered institutions. Hut

zler’s department store, for example, was a common meeting place for weekend shoppers; a notebook in Hutzler’s balcony allowed friends to trade messages and track each other down in the large store. Hutzler’s celebrated return policy stated that anything could be returned within a reasonable amount

of time--with the word reasonable conveniently left to the customer’s discretion. There was also Hendler’s ice cream, whose advertisements featured a kewpie doll, proclaiming Take home a brick! When a competing chain bragged about producing twenty-eight flavors, Albert Hendler counted fifty flavors

in his father’s stock--including licorice, eggnog, and tomato aspic (the last flavor produced as a speciality for the Southern Hotel).Focusing on religious education, Sandler tells of the Talmud Torahs, the area’s first highly visible, community-wide system committed to providing a Jewish education-

-two hours of instruction daily, in addition to a Jewish student’s other lessons. The Talmud Torahs, dating from 1889, laid the foundation for later Jewish schools, such as the Isaac Davidson Hebrew School. Sandler also visits P.S. 49, a public school remembered for its high concentration of Jewish

students. For recreation, the Monument Street Y was a popular site, providing a health club, game rooms, six-lane swimming pool, soda fountain, and library. In his essays on summer vacations, Sandler discusses family visits to Eastern Shore beaches and describes the summer camps that were frequented

by Jewish children. Sandler has a knack for getting the people he interviews to recall every detail, from the names of favorite teachers or rabbis down to the price of a movie at the Avalon theater and which streetcar line they used to get there.Baltimore has a strong and historically important Jew

ish presence, and this book engagingly tells the story of that community.

射出成型機之灰預測自組織模糊 控制器的設計

為了解決Refitted的問題，作者楊舜喜 這樣論述：

射出成型機 (injection molding machine, IMM) 通常為開回路控制架構，為了提升 IMM 的控制性能，本研究修改開回路 IMM 為閉回路的控制架構。IMM 具有複雜非線性動態特性，難以設計模式為基礎的控制器，來控制複雜非線性的IMM。有鑑於此，本研究發展模式自由灰預測自組織模糊控制器 (grey-prediction self-organizing fuzzy controller, GPSOFC)，以控制 IMM，評估其控制性能。實驗結果證實，在一階段螺桿速度控制上，使用 GPSOFC 的控制性能優於自組織模糊控制器 (self-organizing fuzzy

controller, SOFC)，及邏輯模糊控制器 (fuzzy logic controller, FLC)。在二階段螺桿速度控制與保壓控制上，GPSOFC 的控制性能勝過 SOFC。