Schubert cycle

Saturated homogeneous ideal, 1 -9 Schlessinger s theorem, B-14 Schubert cycle, 7-12 Section, 7-10, 10-7 Semi-homogeneous functor, B-20... 

Schubert, J. (1988). Cycling for Fitness. New York Random House. 

The basic principle of cycling sensors is the use of an enzyme pair which continuously cycles the substrate, S, and therefore causes a relatively large concentration change of an electrode-active cosubstrate, H (Scheller et al., 1985b Schubert et al., 1985a, 1986b Mizutani et al., 1985 Kulys et al., 1986a) ... 

The principle of enzymatic amplification can be drastically simplified by conducting the two partial reactions of the cycle with only one enzyme. Using this approach, Schubert et al. (1990) developed an LDH sensor for NADH determination. The enzyme was immobilized in a gelatin membrane and coupled to an oxygen probe, where it catalyzes the oxidation of NADH by pyruvate ... 

Nf= Nf = Number of cycles to fail Ec = Average equivalent creep strain Cl = 4.5 C2 =-1.295 Flip-chip bumps with and without underfill. WirebondedPBGA packages mounted onPWB Schubert ... 

Nf=C, SWj W = Average viscoplastic strain energy density/cycle C, = 345 C2 = -1.02 Flip-chip bumps with and without underfill. Wirebonded PBGA packages mounted on PWB. Schubert ... 

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