Processability of branched

Having defined the process of branching, we must now formally define the mechanisms for controlling the expansion of the subsets. The basic intuition behind each of these mechanisms is that we can measure the quality not just of a single feasible solution, but of the entire subset represented by the partial solution string. 

Rokudai, M., Mihara, S., and Fujiki, T., Influence of Shearing History on the Rheo-iogical Properties and Processability of Branched Polymers. II. Optical Properties of Low-Density Polyethylene Blown Films, /. Appl. Polym. Set, 23, 3289 (1979)... 

Table V shows the influence of the reaction temperature especially in connection with the course of isomerization reactions higher reaction temperatures favour the process of branching.

A special feature of a process of branched polymer formation is the possibility of the appearance in the reactor of a macroscopic structure whose size is comparable with that of the reactor. The main peculiarity of such a phenomenon, known as gelation, is that the range of conversions... 

Cre catalyzes the formation of Holliday junctions as well as their resolution. In contrast, other proteins bind to Holliday junctions that have already been formed by other processes and resolve them into separate duplexes. In many cases, these proteins also promote the process of branch migration whereby a Holliday junction is moved along the two component double helices. Branch migration can affect which segments of DNA are exchanged in a recombination process. 

INFLUENCE OF SHEARING HISTORIES ON THE RHEOLOGICAL PROPERTIES AND PROCESSABILITY OF BRANCHED POLY] /IERS... 

Kozlov, G. V., Shustov, G. B., Aloev, V. Z., Ovcharenko, E. N. (2002). Yielding Process of Branched Poly ethylenes. Proceedings of II All-Russian Sci-Pract. Conf. Innovations in Mechanical Engineering . Penza, PSU, 21-23. 

Rokudai, M. and Fujiki, T., Influence of shear histories on the rheological and processibility of branched polymers, Contemp. Topics Polym. ScL, 4, 245 -258 (1984). 

Rokudai, M., Mihara, S., Fujiki, T. J. Influence of shearing history on the rheological properties and processability of branched polymers. /. AppL Polym. Sci (1979) 32, pp. 463 71... 

CLFs are a key mechanism for the relaxation at earlier times and also the basis for hierarchical relaxation processes of branched polymers, where CLFs are considered to be the fundamental process facilitating the release of side branches. 

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