Hummers

In Japan the firework hummer is called Hachi which means a bee. 

These hummer are loaded into a shell, and when ignited they fly around irregularly sending flame and fire dust sparks out of the hole with humming sound. 

Larger hummers are called Mad Lion . These are shot directly from mortars. 

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Hummer G, Garde S, Garcia A E, Pohorille A and Pratt L R 1996 An information theory model of hydrophobic interactions Proc. Natl Acad. Sc/. 93 8951... 

Pratt L R and Hummer G (eds) 1999 Simulation and theory of electrostatic interactions in solution computational chemistry, biophysics and aqueous solutions AlP Conf. Proc. (Sante Fe, NM, 1999) vol 492 (New York American Institute of Physics)... 

Hummer, G., Szabo, A. Calculation of free energy differences from computer simulations of initial and finial states. J. Chem. Phys. 105 (1996) 2004-2010... 

Dry Classifiers Diy screens are used primarily in crusher circuits, since they are most effective down to 4 mesh. They can sometimes be used to 35 mesh. Examples are Hummer screens (W S. Tyler, Inc.), Rotex screens (Rotex Inc.), and the Vibro-Energy separator Sweco, Inc.). 

G Hummer, S Garde, AE Garcia, A Pohorille, LR Pratt. Proc Natl Acad Sci USA 93 8951, 1996. 

AE Garcia, G Hummer. Conformational dynamics of cytochrome c CoiTelation to hydrogen exchange. Proteins 36 175-191, 1999. 

G Hummer, LR Pratt, AE Garcia. Eree energy of ionic hydration. J Phys Chem 100 1206-1215, 1996. 

Hummer, m. lobster, humds. a. humous, humpeln, v.i. hobble. 

Figure 3-23. Water jacketed stuffing box. (By permission, H. P. Hummer and W. J. Ramsey, Bulletin SD, 752, O T, Durametallic Corp.)...

The effect of exposure time on the corrosion of copper and aluminium is illustrated in Table 2.17. The results quoted by Southwell, Hummer and... 

G, Fritz, J. Grobe. and D. Hummer AUTHOR INDEX SUBJECT INDEX... 

Roux B, Beglov D, Im W (1999) Simulation and theory of electrostatic interations in solution, Pratt LR, Hummer G (eds) vol. 492 of Proceedings of the Santa Fe Workshop on Treatment of Electrostatic Interactions in Computer Simulations of Condensed Media, AIP Conference Proceedings, Melville, New York, pp 492—509. 

Our first example of an application of the potential distribution formula [Eq. (5)] is in the calculation of the excess chemical potential of a simple hydrophobic solute dissolved in water (Hummer et al., 1998a, 2000), which we consider to be a hard-core particle that excludes all water molecules from its molecular volume. We note that these purely... 

A recent breakthrough in molecular theory of hydrophobic effects was achieved by modeling the distribution of occupancy probabilities, the pn depicted in Figure 4, rather than applying a more difficult, direct theory of po for cavity statistics for liquid water (Pohorille and Pratt, 1990). This information theory (IT) approach (Hummer et al., 1996) focuses on the set of probabilities pn of finding n water centers inside the observation volume, with po being just one of the probabilities. Accurate estimates of the pn, and po in particular, are obtained using experimentally available information as constraints on the pn. The moments of the fluctuations in the number of water centers within the observation volume provide such constraints. 

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