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Bond probability distributions

CT bond (Section 2 3) A connection between two atoms in which the electron probability distribution has rotational symmetry along the mtemuclear axis A cross section per pendicular to the mtemuclear axis is a circle... [Pg.1277]

It will be assumed for the moment that the non-bonded atoms will pass each other at the distance Tg (equal to that found in a Westheimer-Mayer calculation) if the carbon-hydrogen oscillator happens to be in its average position and otherwise at the distance r = Vg + where is a mass-sensitive displacement governed by the probability distribution function (1). The potential-energy threshold felt is assumed to have the value E 0) when = 0 and otherwise to be a function E(Xja) which depends on the variation of the non-bonded potential V with... [Pg.11]

Formally, the expression one allowing to compute the probability distribution for a bond of the renormalized cell shown on the right of Figure 2.68 is... [Pg.246]

Fig. 5.6. Probability distribution of a the coarse-grained bond length L and b the bond angle 0 between two such coarse-grained bonds, choosing n = 10 C-C bonds. From [32]... Fig. 5.6. Probability distribution of a the coarse-grained bond length L and b the bond angle 0 between two such coarse-grained bonds, choosing n = 10 C-C bonds. From [32]...
Pore-size-dependent conductances are assigned to individual pores and channels. Three possible types of bonds befween pores exist. The corresponding bond conductances—(T), and o X)—can be established straightforwardly. The model was extended toward calculation of the complex impedance of the membrane by assigning capacitances in parallel to conductances to individual pores. The probability distribution of bonds to have conductivify cr b, <7br/ or O, is... [Pg.392]

Bills (7) has applied an adaptation of this law to solid propellants and propellant-liner bonds for discrete, constantly imposed stress levels considering U to be the time at the ith stress level and tfi the mean time to failure at the ith stress level. A probability distribution function P was included to account for the statistical distribution of failures. For cyclic stress tests the time is the number of cycles divided by the frequency, and the ith loading is the amplitude. The empirical relationship... [Pg.236]

The distribution of the cis and turns double bonds in a given polymer chain may be expressed in terms of the ratios rt = (tt)/(tc) and rc = (cc)/(ct). If the probability of formation of a cis double bond is independent of the configuration of the previous double bond, the distribution will be random (Bernoullian) and characterized by a single parameter rt = 1 /rc. This is the case for polymers of norbornene with less than 35% cis content, but for polymers with more than 50% cis content the distribution is generally somewhat... [Pg.1535]

Figure 27 Geometrical structures of the 0.4 nm Ge wires in the [110] (top), [111] and [100] (bottom) directions shown from the side (left) and from the top (right). Large spheres represent Ge atoms small spheres are H atoms used to saturate the dangling bonds. The grey isosurface gives the probability distribution h//Cxc(r>, r/,) 2 of finding the electron when the hole is fixed in a given position (the e-h localization length L is reported for each wire). The hole positions lie on the dashed line in the left panel and are represented by the crosses in the right panel. Figure 27 Geometrical structures of the 0.4 nm Ge wires in the [110] (top), [111] and [100] (bottom) directions shown from the side (left) and from the top (right). Large spheres represent Ge atoms small spheres are H atoms used to saturate the dangling bonds. The grey isosurface gives the probability distribution h//Cxc(r>, r/,) 2 of finding the electron when the hole is fixed in a given position (the e-h localization length L is reported for each wire). The hole positions lie on the dashed line in the left panel and are represented by the crosses in the right panel.

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