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All metal parts exposed to the room are made of stainless steel and motors and transmissions are IP 65 to withstand the eflfect of the cleaning agents. The design also takes into account the special considerations necessary for food processing machinery with regards to easy accessibility to all parts and the lack of corners, edges, pockets or other food traps , so that the mechanical system can be easily cleaned. [Pg.592]

The deconvolution is the numerical solution of this convolution integral. The theory of the inverse problem that we exposed in the previous paragraph shows an idealistic character because it doesn t integrate the frequency restrictions introduced by the electro-acoustic set-up and the mechanical system. To attenuate the effect of filtering, we must deconvolve the emitted signal and received signal. [Pg.746]

Up until now, little has been said about time. In classical mechanics, complete knowledge about the system at any time t suffices to predict with absolute certainty the properties of the system at any other time t. The situation is quite different in quantum mechanics, however, as it is not possible to know everything about the system at any time t. Nevertheless, the temporal behavior of a quantum-mechanical system evolves in a well defined way drat depends on the Hamiltonian operator and the wavefiinction T" according to the last postulate... [Pg.11]

Even with these complications due to anliannonicity, tlie vibrating diatomic molecule is a relatively simple mechanical system. In polyatomics, the problem is fiindamentally more complicated with the presence of more than two atoms. The anliannonicity leads to many extremely interestmg effects in tlie internal molecular motion, including the possibility of chaotic dynamics. [Pg.57]

Peirce A P, Dahleh M A and Rabitz H 1988 Optimal control of quantum mechanical systems - Existence, numerical approximations and applications Phys. Rev. A 37 4950... [Pg.281]

Generalized first-order kinetics have been extensively reviewed in relation to teclmical chemical applications [59] and have been discussed in the context of copolymerization [53]. From a theoretical point of view, the general class of coupled kinetic equation (A3.4.138) and equation (A3.4.139) is important, because it allows for a general closed-fomi solution (in matrix fomi) [49]. Important applications include the Pauli master equation for statistical mechanical systems (in particular gas-phase statistical mechanical kinetics) [48] and the investigation of certain simple reaction systems [49, ]. It is the basis of the many-level treatment of... [Pg.789]

For a quantum mechanical system pg is replaced by the appropriate operator, equation (bl.15.1) to obtain the Flamiltonian for a free electton in a magnetic field,... [Pg.1549]

It is convenient to analyse tliese rate equations from a dynamical systems point of view similar to tliat used in classical mechanics where one follows tire trajectories of particles in phase space. For tire chemical rate law (C3.6.2) tire phase space , conventionally denoted by F, is -dimensional and tire chemical concentrations, CpC2,- are taken as ortliogonal coordinates of F, ratlier tlian tire particle positions and velocities used as tire coordinates in mechanics. In analogy to classical mechanical systems, as tire concentrations evolve in time tliey will trace out a trajectory in F. Since tire velocity functions in tire system of ODEs (C3.6.2) do not depend explicitly on time, a given initial condition in F will always produce tire same trajectory. The vector R of velocity functions in (C3.6.2) defines a phase-space (or trajectory) flow and in it is often convenient to tliink of tliese ODEs as describing tire motion of a fluid in F with velocity field/ (c p). [Pg.3055]

If a flow satisfies the condition of zero vorticity, that is, the velocity field v is such that V X V = 0, then there exists a function v such that v = Vv. In that case, one can describe the fluid mechanical system with the following Lagrangean density... [Pg.161]

Going back to the quantum mechanical system described by Eq. (140), we infioduce the following variables v = p = ma. In terms of these new... [Pg.161]

The time-dependent Schrddinger equation governs the evolution of a quantum mechanical system from an initial wavepacket. In the case of a semiclassical simulation, this wavepacket must be translated into a set of initial positions and momenta for the pseudoparticles. What the initial wavepacket is depends on the process being studied. This may either be a physically defined situation, such as a molecular beam experiment in which the paiticles are defined in particular quantum states moving relative to one another, or a theoretically defined situation suitable for a mechanistic study of the type what would happen if. .. [Pg.268]

Extension to the multidimensional case is trivial. Wigner developed a complete mechanical system, equivalent to quantum mechanics, based on this distribution. He also showed that it satisfies many properties desired by a phase-space distribution, and in the high-temperature limit becomes the classical distribution. [Pg.270]

Prenkel, D. Pree energy computation and first order phase transitions. In Molecular Dynamic Simulation of Statistical Mechanical Systems, Enrico Fermi Summer School, Varenna 1985, G. Ciccotti and W. Hoover, eds. North Holland, Amsterdam (1986) 43-65. [Pg.28]

Berendsen. H.J.C., Van Gunsteren, W.F. Practical algorithms for dynamic simulations, in Molecular Dynamics Simulations of Statistical Mechanical Systems, G. Ciccotti, ed., Soc. Italiana di Fisica, Bologna (1987) 43-65. [Pg.30]

Bornemann, F. A. Homogenization in Time of Singularly Perturbed Conservative Mechanical Systems. Manuscript (1997) 146pp... [Pg.393]

For many applications, especially studies on enzyme reaction mechanisms, we do not need to treat the entire system quantum mechanically. It is often sufficient to treat the center of interest (e.g., the active site and the reacting molecules) quantum mechanically. The rest of the molecule can be treated using classical molecular mechanics (MM see Section 7.2). The quantum mechanical technique can be ab-initio, DFT or semi-empirical. Many such techniques have been proposed and have been reviewed and classified by Thiel and co-workers [50] Two effects of the MM environment must be incorporated into the quantum mechanical system. [Pg.395]

The hamionic oscillator (Fig. 4-1) is an idealized model of the simple mechanical system of a moving mass connected to a wall by a spring. Oirr interest is in ver y small masses (atoms). The harmonic oscillator might be used to model a hydrogen atom connected to a large molecule by a single bond. The large molecule is so... [Pg.93]

Using MMd. calculate A H and. V leading to ATT and t his reaction has been the subject of computational studies (Kar, Len/ and Vaughan, 1994) and experimental studies by Akimoto et al, (Akimoto, Sprung, and Pitts. 1972) and by Kapej n et al, (Kapeijn, van der Steen, and Mol, 198.V), Quantum mechanical systems, including the quantum harmonic oscillator, will be treated in more detail in later chapters. [Pg.164]

The reason a single equation = ( can describe all real or hypothetical mechanical systems is that the Hamiltonian operator H takes a different form for each new system. There is a limitation that accompanies the generality of the Hamiltonian and the Schroedinger equation We cannot find the exact location of any election, even in simple systems like the hydrogen atom. We must be satisfied with a probability distribution for the electron s whereabouts, governed by a function (1/ called the wave function. [Pg.169]

This technique for finding a weighted average is used for ideal gas properties and quantum mechanical systems with quantized energy levels. It is not a convenient way to design computer simulations for real gas or condensed-phase... [Pg.13]

The bead and spring model is clearly based on mechanical elements just as the Maxwell and Voigt models were. There is a difference, however. The latter merely describe a mechanical system which behaves the same as a polymer sample, while the former relates these elements to actual polymer chains. As a mechanical system, the differential equations represented by Eq. (3.89) have been thoroughly investigated. The results are somewhat complicated, so we shall not go into the method of solution, except for the following observations ... [Pg.186]

Although in a classical system v ( can take any value, in a quantum mechanical system it can take only certain values, and we shall now see what these are for diatomic and linear polyatomic molecules. [Pg.125]

A. B. Fra2ier, M. R. Khan, and M. G. AHen, Symposium Proceedings of the Materials Kesearch Society (S mart Materials Fabrication andMaterialsfor Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems), San Francisco, Calif., Apr. 28—30,1992, 276, 295—301 (1992). [Pg.253]

The initial mechanical system was cmde, but the advancement of engine and emission controls, in particular the use of electronics and computers, has brought about substantial refinement (36). [Pg.426]

Acoustical Louvers. Acoustical louvers are used in building mechanical systems when exterior walls are penetrated for fresh air intake, exhaust, or rehef air, in situations where the impact of HVAC noise is of concern in the surrounding environment. The louvers consist of a series of hoUow sheet metal blades. The bottom faces of the louver blades are perforated and the blades are filled with fibrous sound-absorbing material. Typical acoustical louvers are 20 cm (8 in.) to 30 cm (12 in.) in depth. The amount of insertion loss they provide is limited. [Pg.315]

Other factors that favor the choice of the steam ejector are the presence of process materials that can form soflds or require high alloy materials of constmction. Factors that favor the vacuum pump are credits for pollution abatement and high cost steam. The mechanical systems require more maintenance and some form of backup vacuum system, but these can be designed with adequate reflabiUty. [Pg.91]

The results of the theory of quantum mechanics require that nuclear states have discrete energies. This is in contrast to classical mechanical systems, which can have any of a continuous range of energies. This difference is a critical fact in the appHcations of radioactivity measurements, where the specific energies of radiations are generally used to identify the origin of the radiation. Quantum mechanics also shows that other quantities have only specific discrete values, and the whole understanding of atomic and nuclear systems depends on these discrete quantities. [Pg.445]

Submerged-Culture Generators. Adaptation of the surface-film growth procedure for producing antibiotics to an aerated submerged-culture process has been successful in making vinegar. A mechanical system keeps the bacteria in suspension in the Hquid in the tank, in intimate contact with fine bubbles of air. The excess heat must be removed and the foam, which accumulates at the top of the tank, must be destroyed. [Pg.409]

One of the most important control devices on roller-conveyor hnes is the escapement mechanism which allows containers to be released from a hne individuaUy. Powered escapement mechanisms are commonly available on highly mechanized systems. Their main function is to space out the containers so that they can be handled as discrete units. [Pg.1977]


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Heterogeneous systems mechanisms

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Nervous system, resistance mechanism

Neural mechanisms central nervous system

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Polyanionic systems, mechanism

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