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Particles coupling

Regev, D., Backov, R. and Faure, C. (2004) Gold nanopartides spontaneously generated in onion-type multilamellar vesides bilayers. Particle coupling imaged by cryo-TEM. Chemistry of Materials, 16, 5280-5285. [Pg.190]

The simulation of reacting flows in packed tubes by CFD is still in its earliest stages. So far, only isothermal surface reactions for simplified geometries and elementary reactions have been attempted. Heterogeneous catalysis with diffusion, reaction, and heat transfer in solid particles coupled to the flow, species, and temperature fields external to the particles remains a challenge for the future. [Pg.383]

At each stage, particles coupling to photons (7) = Ty) with m,c2 < kTy are relativistic and present in comparable numbers to photons. When kTy drops to true1, they annihilate with their antiparticles and/or decay, or if the coupling is so weak that T Ty, they contribute little mass-energy and are suppressed . The temperature is then fixed as a function of density, and hence time, by the relation... [Pg.124]

We consider a set of N localized spin-j particles coupled through exchange interaction J and subject to an external magnetic field of strength B. In this section we... [Pg.500]

As seen from our discussion in Chapter 3, which dealt with onedimensional problems, in many relevant cases one actually does not need the knowledge of the behavior of the system in real time to find the rate constant. As a matter of fact, the rate constant is expressible solely in terms of the equilibrium partition function imaginary-time path integrals. This approximation is closely related to the key assumptions of TST, and it is not always valid, as mentioned in Section 2.3. The general real-time description of a particle coupled to a heat bath is the Feynman-Vernon... [Pg.117]

Fig. 6. Portions of the h9/2, hn/2, h 2 and h u,2 bands in compared to the 0+, 2+ and 0+, 2+ levels in Wt and corresponding core-particle couplings are noted with dashed lines transitions with EO components are shown. Fig. 6. Portions of the h9/2, hn/2, h 2 and h u,2 bands in compared to the 0+, 2+ and 0+, 2+ levels in Wt and corresponding core-particle couplings are noted with dashed lines transitions with EO components are shown.
The above simplified analysis was intended to provide a feel for the relative importance of the processes that govern carbon loading, and therefore carbon combustion efficiency. More complete treatments of AFBC s are available which consider the detailed population balance equations for the char particles coupled with an oxygen balance (41-50). These treatments have given results which parallel observations on operating AFBC s but... [Pg.92]

In this paper we describe an easy, reproducible, and fast procedure for obtaining PSI-enriched particles by a non-detergent method from the thermophilic cyanobacterium Phormidium lamirtosum. These particles showed a PSI activity (ascorbate/DCPIP MV) of up to 200 (imole 02 taken up per mg chlorophyll per h, and negligible PSII activity (H20 DMBQ or ferricyanide). We also present evidence on the feasibility of H2 photoproduction and phosphoribulokinase photoactivation mediated by such PSI particles coupled to hydrogenase or to a Fd/TRX system. [Pg.170]

H. Huang, E. Ruckenstein Interaction Force between Two Charged Plates Immersed in a Solution of Charged Particles. Coupling between Double Layer and Depletion Forces, LANGMUIR 20 (2004) 5412-5417. [Pg.325]

In Brown etal. (2000) Johnson Matthey pursues via five experimental fuel cells, the topic of optimising platinum particle coupling to cathode electrode structure and membrane, while simultaneously improving water removal capability. The resulting cell performances are illustrated in Figure 6.5, reproduced from Brown etal. (2000). [Pg.113]

Section II is devoted to reviewing the basic ideas of the RMT, having in mind a linear chain of particles coupled with each other via linear interactions. Section III is devoted to illustrating the results of computer experiments that we did to supplement those of the interesting paper of Bishop et al. with additional information as to whether or not the non-Gaussian features of the velocity variable are the same as those of the real three-dimensional fluids. We shall show that these are qualitatively similar, although in the one-dimensional case the non-Gaussian character is more intense and much more persistent. [Pg.226]

Besides this coordinate sets, other sets of orthogonal vectors have been considered in the literature. Kinematic Rotations by mass-dependent matrices allows to relate different particle couplings in the Jacobi scheme, and to build up alternative systems such as those based on the Radau-Smith vectors and hyperspherical coordinates [1,3]. The Radau-Smith vectors RSi, RS2 and the angle cos Urs (0 < )rs < n), showed in Figure 3 (the D point is defined by OD = OE x OA, where O is the center-of-mass of the BC couple, E is the center-of-mass of the three particles and A is the position of the A particle), can be calculated from the Jacobi vectors xa and X using ... [Pg.127]

Fig. 1. The momentum distribution function for a one-dimension free particle coupled to a Nose-Hoover thermostat solid line) [rn = 1, kT = 1, p(0) = 1, q 0) = 0, Q = 1, Pr 0) = 1, time step At = 0.05] compared to the analytical result dashed line) and the canonical ensemble distribution dot dashed line)... Fig. 1. The momentum distribution function for a one-dimension free particle coupled to a Nose-Hoover thermostat solid line) [rn = 1, kT = 1, p(0) = 1, q 0) = 0, Q = 1, Pr 0) = 1, time step At = 0.05] compared to the analytical result dashed line) and the canonical ensemble distribution dot dashed line)...
Let us now examine the case of a one-dimensional free particle coupled to a Nose-Hoover chain of length M = 2 (which is analogous to the system that was already examined using the NosAHoover method). This system is defined in terms of the following equations of motion ... [Pg.161]

Equation (144) could also be obtained from the construction of a fractional Langevin equation by Lutz [87] for a free particle coupled to a fractal heat bath, when the inertial term is negligible. The formal solution to this fractional Langevin equation is... [Pg.67]

Decoherence is usually modeled by coupling the system to a large reservoir of, e.g., harmonic oscillators. Here two different types of couplings need to be distinguished which are indicated in Fig. 3. These are collective interactions, Fig. 3 (a), where all particles couple to the same bath and individual interactions, Fig. 3 (b), where each particle couples to its own, independent reservoir. In the third contribution by C. Mewes et al. only the second type of coupling is considered. It is well suited for the case of a dilute atomic vapor. [Pg.135]

Stream due to the inter-particle collisions. Although jet milling can typically produce particles in the size-range 1-20 pm, lack of control over parameters such as size, shape, morphology and surface properties of jet milled particles coupled with the high energy input, which can facilitate chemical degradation of proteins constitute limitations to the use of this technique in pulmonary delivery of proteins. [Pg.151]

As an internal A-electron basis X > we use genealogical spin eigenfunctions. The one-particle coupling coefficients yfj = are evaluated using well known group theoretical methods and stored on disc. We first consider the coefficients needed to calculate the a ijp, kip) and fiiijp, klq)... [Pg.55]

Siegbahn has recently proposed a method that circumvents the explicit construction of the two-particle coupling coefficients. For expansions for which Eq. (232) is applicable, these coupling coefficients may be constructed from the one-particle coupling coefficients using Eq. (117) ... [Pg.183]

Figure 3 Total transmissivity T of the dovble-barrier of Figure 1 with the particle coupled to an electric field of amplitude 1. 10 s a.u. and frequency u = 0.0025 a.u.. The main peak is at the resonance energy Er 0.0068 a.u.. There are two satellites at energies Er ui and two (one is hardly discemable) at energies Er 2u>. Figure 3 Total transmissivity T of the dovble-barrier of Figure 1 with the particle coupled to an electric field of amplitude 1. 10 s a.u. and frequency u = 0.0025 a.u.. The main peak is at the resonance energy Er 0.0068 a.u.. There are two satellites at energies Er ui and two (one is hardly discemable) at energies Er 2u>.

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