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Integral selectivity

Flere qiiantum-mechanical vibrational state-to-state differential cross sections were calculated for a translational energy of = 20 eV and compared with experiments, with very good agreement between experiment and theory. In another application of this approach, state-selected integral cross sections were... [Pg.2320]

In addition to measuring shock wave and bubble energies, underwater tests also can measure the shock wave impulse, another indicator of explosive strength. The shock wave impulse is derived by measuring the area under the pressure-time curve for a selected integration time interval at a known distance from the explosion... [Pg.65]

A selective and quantitative detector is the acid-base automatic titration detector used in the first work on the GC of volatile fatty acids and bases by James and Martin [17]. The column effluent enters a cell containing a solution of an acid—base indicator. The change in the pH and thence the colour of the solution is titrated automatically by means of a photocell relay. The amount of titrant added to the cell is plotted against time, thus producing a selective integral chromatogram [47]. [Pg.37]

TABLE 14.5 Selected Integrated Biomass Production-Conversion System Power Modules Proposed for Development in the United States... [Pg.564]

The other way around the A3 subproject participated from new and innovative methods and models as discussed above. In the following subsection selected integration aspects are discussed with focus on the application inside our domain. Informatics details and innovations are presented by the other project partners contributions in this book. Especially the storyboard for the delegation to external service providers for the AHEAD system should be mentioned here (see Subsect. 3.4.4 and [169]), as well as the multi-media communication supported by KOMPAKT within the demonstration scenario (see Subsect. 3.3.2). [Pg.510]

Roughly speaking, for given values of Xj and t, (xi, 2, ., x/v is the probability that, at time t, particle 1 is at xi, particle 2 is at xj, etc. Clearly, this information (and selected integrals of it) are of the utmost chemical importance. When we are able to examine approximate solutions of the Schrodinger equation we shall extract this all-important information. [Pg.13]

The integration of the equations of motion In this step, the forces of constraint and their time derivatives up to order s nax obtained from step 1, are used as input to the selected integration scheme, to generate the constrained coordinates. Note that the particular choice of numerical integration algorithm in step 2 determines the parameter of step 1. [Pg.85]

The selected integration type for the chosen integral area is displayed to the right of the icon list. Each integration area must be assigned to a label. [Pg.137]

The error estimate must be compared with an acceptable value that, as per other analogous cases, must be a mix of absolute and relative errors. By denoting with 7 the integral estimation of the absolute value of the function, with H the overall width of the interval, and with h the selected integration step, one possible control is... [Pg.34]

After specification of the required tolerances for the errors of the space discretization (tolx) and the time discretization (to/t), respectively, the code can directly be used to solve the problem as the Jacobian matrix of the residual is approximated internally by a numerical differentiation scheme. In the standard case, the numerical solution is available at the internally selected integration points and on the associated computational grid. There are some optional parameters which can be set to optimize the performance for the problem at hand, e.g. special modes for linear algebra manipulation and Jacobian approximation. Furthermore, there are three features of the package which are worth to be discussed in more detail. [Pg.165]

Inexplicit or incomplete descriptions Of selected integral assemblies are clarified with the assistance of experimenters. When this is not possible, sensitivity studies are used to judge the validity Of assumptions necessary during evaluation. Analyses of this type aid the assignment of an overall uncertainty to the calculational model,... [Pg.333]

For FE simulations of experimental joints with UHM-CFRP, failure can be either adhesive-related (i.e. as in the previous point) or fibre-related (i.e. pure UHM-CF rupture at the central gap between both steel plates, as in Fig. 10.5(e)) therefore both cases should be assessed to find out the critical one (i.e. the case that satisfies its failure criterion at a smaller time increment). For the pure UHM-CF rupture, the FE maximum principal stress of the fibres is plotted with time increments for a selected integration point within the vicinity of the central gap and since the fibre material is modelled as brittle elastic, its assumed mpture (i.e. failure) onset is predicted at the time increment when the fibre s experimental tensile strength is slightly exceeded in the aforementioned curve. The above method for ultimate stress, joint capacity and failure pattern predictions has been successfully validated in Al-Shawaf (2010). [Pg.287]

From these, the state-selected integral reaction cross sections ate obtained as... [Pg.218]

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TABLE A.5 Solutions to selected integrals. In these equations, a and b are constants, is a whole number, and C is the constant of integration. [Pg.17]

When selecting integral and peripheral equipment, it is essential to use ... [Pg.70]


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