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In figure 3 we compare the time evolution of various electronic observables the dipole signal along the axis joining the projectile to the cluster s center of mass, the number of escaping elect.vons Nesc(t), and ionization probabilities. Results are shown for a typical test case of a Ar8+ projectile on a Nay cluster. The projectile velocity is v = 50 ao/fs, about, twice the electronic Fermi velocity vf and impact parameter is b = 22. The... [Pg.95]

Figure 7. Dipole signal along the direction of laser polarization (Dz, upper part) and number of emitted electrons (Nesc, lower part) as a function of time during the interaction of a femtosecond laser pulse withNaJ. The laser frequency and fluency are = 2,7oeV and J = 6 10uW/cm2, and the pulse envelope is indicated in dashed line. Both Vlasov and VUU results arc plotted for comparison. Ionic background is treated in the soft jellium approximation. From [44],... Figure 7. Dipole signal along the direction of laser polarization (Dz, upper part) and number of emitted electrons (Nesc, lower part) as a function of time during the interaction of a femtosecond laser pulse withNaJ. The laser frequency and fluency are = 2,7oeV and J = 6 10uW/cm2, and the pulse envelope is indicated in dashed line. Both Vlasov and VUU results arc plotted for comparison. Ionic background is treated in the soft jellium approximation. From [44],...
Z.M. Lahlou, Point of use/point of entry systems, A National Drinking Water Clear-ingHouse Fact Sheet, Available at http //www.nesc.wvu.edu/ndwc/pdf/OT/TB/ TB Sp03 point.pdf (Accessed October 2005). [Pg.48]

Connect to http //cassini.nesc.gla.ac.uk 9081/wps/portal (see Note 12). [Pg.116]

Because some institutions ban traffic from nonstandard ports like 9081, it is intended eventually to change the url to http //cassini.nesc.gla.ac.uk/wps/portal. Certain features of the site require a modern version of Java, but this is not required for the actual BLAST search. The choice of web browser should not be critical, but if one has problems with older browsers (e.g., Internet Explorer 5.1 for Macintosh) one is advised to try a more modern browser. [Pg.131]

Both the 4-component and the DKH or NESC methods allow also for more advanced treatments of spin-orbit effects. It is possible to ignore spin-orbit coupling effects in the Hartree-Fock procedure but include them afterwards in... [Pg.305]

The latest major achievement in the field of elinnination techniques for the small component is due to Dyall and has been worked out to an efficient computational tool for quantum chemistry within the last few years [36-39]. This method is commonly dubbed normalised elimination of the small component (NESC) and is based on the modified Dirac equation [40,41], where the small component (f> of the 4-spinor 4> is replaced by a pseudolarge component defined by the relation... [Pg.632]

Dirac eigenvalues, whereas the standard (unnormalised) elimination techniques (UESC) are only correct up to order In addition, the NESC method is free from the singularities which plague the UESC methods, and can be simplified systematically by a sequence of approximations [37-39], which reduce the computational cost significantly. [Pg.633]

One-component calculations or two-component calculations including also spin-orbit coupling effects provide a firm basis for the calculations of higher-order relativistic corrections by means of perturbation theory. Several quasi-relativistic approximations have been proposed. The most successful approaches are the Douglas-Kroll-Hess method (DKH) [1-7], the relativistic direct perturbation theory (DPT) [8-24], the zeroth-order regular approximation (ZORA) [25-48], and the normalized elimination of small components methods (NESC) [49-53]. Related quasi-relativistic schemes based on the elimination of the small components (RESC) and other similar nonsingular quasi-relativistic Hamiltonians have also been proposed [54-61]. [Pg.759]

MSU Radiation, Chemical, and Biological Safety (http //www.orcbs.msu.edu) National Environmental Safety Compliance (http //www.albany.net/nesc/) National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) (http // www.cdc.gov/niosh)... [Pg.56]

MSDS - Material Safety Data Sheets NEC - National Electrical Code NESC - National Electrical Safety Code COj - Carbon dioxide OSHA - Occupational Safety Health Administration... [Pg.67]

Changes to NFPA 70E and NESC (ANSI C2) will impact the workplace for flame resistant, arc rated clothing and work practices for electrical safety like no year in recent history. There are two reasons for this 1) both standards have 2012 versions. This has not happened since 1995. 2) both standards have several new items which will bump up PPE levels for common tasks, and both standards have more clearly codified the need for arc flash calculations. [Pg.38]

You have likely heard of NFPA 70E but may not have heard of NESC. NESC is the National Electric Safety Code (Canadian equivalent CAN/UL S801). This is an ANSI/IEEE standard for utility wiring. It governs most utility properties and can affect nonutility systems, especially transmission and distribution systems commonly found in large industrial plants. OSHA 1910.269 and NESC cover the same basic equipment, and OSHA used NESC in some of... [Pg.38]

NESC has no clear requirement to protect a worker s face from arc flash though OSHA stated in 1991 the following ... [Pg.38]

Some of the other developments in the area have been derived by Dyall et al. [47,48] and improved recently by Filatov et al. [49-51]. The method is known as the normalized elimination of the small component (NESC) method. One has to also mention the recent work of Liu et al. (see the review [52]) and Ilias [15]. [Pg.117]

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) (National Electrical Safety Code, NESC)... [Pg.141]

Jesperson K (1996), Search for Clean Water Continues-, Contaminated Water Makes a Deadly Drink-, Safe Water Should Always Be On Tap [available at www.nesc.wvu.edu/ndwc/ ndwc dwhistory.htm]. [Pg.695]

NESC. (2003). High-strength flows—not your average wastewater. Pipeline, 13. [Pg.364]


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