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Macroscopic operations

The previous argument is valid for all observables, each represented by a characteristic operator X with experimental uncertainty AX. The problem is to identify an elementary cell within the energy shell, to be consistent with the macroscopic operators. This cell would constitute a linear sub-space over the Hilbert space in which all operators commute with the Hamiltonian. In principle each operator may be diagonalized by unitary transformation and only those elements within a narrow range along the diagonal that represents the minimum uncertainties would differ perceptibly from zero. [Pg.464]

Figure 7 Diagram to explain the definition of a macroscopic operator. Several macroscopic operators H, F, G, corresponding to different macroscopic variables would automatically decompose the energy shells into maximal subspaces or cells of dimension u>u, that represent eigenvalues for all macroscopic operators. For M cells per shell it follows that... Figure 7 Diagram to explain the definition of a macroscopic operator. Several macroscopic operators H, F, G, corresponding to different macroscopic variables would automatically decompose the energy shells into maximal subspaces or cells of dimension u>u, that represent eigenvalues for all macroscopic operators. For M cells per shell it follows that...
In the cells thus defined, all macroscopic operators would simultaneously have sharply defined values and hence provide the quantum analogue of the classical cells in T-space. [Pg.465]

Equal weight is given to considerations of ease-of-operation and access to special MRT know-how (for example with software), as to the compatibility of the toolkit with the laboratory or production facility equipment to which the user is used. Micro structures are used only where they make sense for the reaction in question. Frivolous miniaturization is avoided, so as to preserve the macroscopic operability of the toolkit [79]. [Pg.542]

Both direct and premix emulsification can be obtained with a continuous phase flowing along the membrane surface (i.e., crossflow, stirring) (Figure 21.2(b)). However, it is important to distinguish between the droplet-formation mechanism and the macroscopic operation procedure. In other terms, often, in the literature, the... [Pg.465]

It is easy to see the equivalence of this statement to the above formulation summarized in equation (2.2.1). And note how this statement is entirely in macroscopic, operational terms it has no reference whatsoever to the microscopic structure of matter. The process described above is called perpetual motion of the first kind. [Pg.39]

A statement perfectly comprehensible in macroscopic, operational terms. A cyclic engine that converts all heat to work is shown in Fig. 3.5. Since the reservoir or the exterior only loses heat, inequality (3.3.8) is clearly violated. This engine is sometimes called a perpetual motion machine of the second kind and the Second Law is the statement that such a machine is impossible. The... [Pg.83]

In general, a point group synnnetry operation is defined as a rotation or reflection of a macroscopic object such that, after the operation has been carried out, the object looks the same as it did originally. The macroscopic objects we consider here are models of molecules in their equilibrium configuration we could also consider idealized objects such as cubes, pyramids, spheres, cones, tetraliedra etc. in order to define the various possible point groups. [Pg.145]

The key feature in statistical mechanics is the partition function Just as the wave function is the corner-stone of quantum mechanics (from that everything else can be calculated by applying proper operators), the partition function allows calculation of alt macroscopic functions in statistical mechanics. The partition function for a single molecule is usually denoted q and defined as a sum of exponential terms involving all possible quantum energy states Q is the partition function for N molecules. [Pg.298]

Bent (1984) had a very sharp appreciation of the distinction, and of the interdependent relationship, between the macroscopic and snb-microscopic levels of operation of chemists. He says... [Pg.12]

The second mode of operation is the non-contact mode, in which the distance between tip and sample is much larger, between 2 and 30 nm. In this case one describes the forces in terms of the macroscopic interaction between bodies. Magnetic force microscopy, in which the magnetic domain structure of a solid can be imaged, is an example of the non-contact mode operation. [Pg.164]

Methane can be oxidatively coupled to ethylene with very high yield using the novel gas recycle electrocatalytic or catalytic reactor separator. The ethylene yield is up to 85% for batch operation and up to 50% for continuous flow operation. These promising results, which stem from the novel reactor design and from the adsorptive properties of the molecular sieve material, can be rationalized in terms of a simple macroscopic kinetic model. Such simplified models may be useful for scale up purposes. For practical applications it would be desirable to reduce the recycle ratio p to lower values (e.g. 5-8). This requires a single-pass C2 yield of the order of 15-20%. The Sr-doped La203... [Pg.396]

Availability constraints the macroscopic limits on material resources and the availability or up-time of equipment. Availability of raw materials is an obvious constraint at scheduling. Obviously, no catalytic hydrogenation can be done if the catalyst is unavailable. Simultaneous operation of certain tasks is restricted by the limited availability of common utilities such as steam, electricity, or labour. The priority sequence in a product chain needs to be respected by ensuring that intermediate products are manufactured in time to be available when required by a batch of the consecutive product. [Pg.474]


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