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Showing 1 to 20 of 21 for “"Higher-order effects"”.

  1. Higher-order effects on flow and transport in randomly heterogeneous, statistically anisotropic porous media

    A higher-order theory is presented for steady state, mean uniform saturated flow and nonreactive solute transport in randomly homogeneous, statistically anisotropy natural log hydraulic conductivity fields Y. General integral expressions are derived for the spatial covariance of fluid velocity to …

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  2. The Phonon Spectra of Simple Metals--Higher Order Effects of The Electron-Ion Interaction

    Made available in DSpace on 2015-05-12T22:38:44Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 2 license.txt: 4848 bytes, checksum: 96035ab3f5e1c23cc7138a224ce498bd (MD5) 7206925.PDF: 3437634 bytes, checksum: fad225ecf59526ffff0dde7c0acef55a (MD5) Previous issue date: 1971

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  3. The phonon spectra of simple metals - higher order effects of the electron-ion interaction

    … periodic ionic lattice on the electrons. These effects are calculated by expanding the phonon dynamical matrix in powers of the electron-ion interaction and truncating the series in accord with the two-umk1app approximation rather than the homogeneous response approximation. In the former, some …

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  4. Higher-order effects in the elastic scattering of electrons and positrons from lead-208 and carbon-12

    … Any deviations observed can be attributed to higher-order processes sensitive to the sign of the charge of the scattered particle. The beam energies were $\sim$450 MeV and the angular ranges covered were 26-37$\sp\circ$ for $\sp{12}$C and 26-53$\sp\circ$ for $\sp{208}$Pb. No deviations were …

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  5. Part I. Higher Order Effects in Beta-Decay. Part Ii. The Beta-Gamma Correlation and Time Reversal Invariance

    Made available in DSpace on 2015-05-12T17:12:11Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 2 license.txt: 4848 bytes, checksum: 96035ab3f5e1c23cc7138a224ce498bd (MD5) 5805437.PDF: 3667728 bytes, checksum: 03b9ce28123db5a12b27c629ebf09eb1 (MD5) Previous issue date: 1958

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  6. Design of CMOS Four-Quadrant Gilbert Cell Multiplier Circuits in Weak and Moderate Inversion

    … remove drift current components and to address higher order effects such as ideality factor mismatch, threshold mismatch, body effect, and short channel effects, is important to provide a linear multiplier. It is also shown that distortion caused by device size mismatch and offset input currents …

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  7. Electromagnetic waves in nonlinear and linear magnetooptic metamaterials

    … and thepolarisation dependence of higher-order effects is also discussed. This results in someinteresting outcomes for the role of nonlinear diffraction. For temporal solitons, selfsteepeningand Raman scattering are investigated and it is shown how the metamaterialproperties impact …

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  8. Automated modeling of nonlinear dynamical subsystems for stable system simulation

    … to system integration, calibrating models with higher-order effects, and providing protected models without revealing the intellectual properties of actual designs. Many existing techniques can generate nonlinear dynamical models that are stable when simulated alone. However, such generated …

    mit Repository record for Automated modeling of nonlinear dynamical subsystems for stable system simulation (opens in a new tab)

  9. Reduced-order modeling of power electronics components and systems

    … and simulation speed in power electronics. Higher-order effects are considered at the component and system levels. Order-reduction techniques are applied to provide insight into accurate, computationally efficient component-level (via reduced-order physics-based model) and system-level …

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  10. Feedforward control of binary distillation

    … time. Above this frequency the nonlinear and higher order effects have an appreciable effect on the dynamics of the distillation column. Use of the linear model at frequencies above 1.6 radians per dimensionless time is not recommended.

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  11. Corrections to and Applications of the Antineutrino Spectrum Generated by Nuclear Reactors

    … The topics covered include corrections and higher-order effects in reactor antineutrino experiments, one of which is covered in Ref. [1] and another contributes to Ref. [2]. In addition, a practical application, antineutrino safeguards for nuclear reactors, as summarized in Ref. [3,4] and …

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  12. Group theoretical approach to pairing and non-linear phenomena in atomic nuclei

    … and like-nucleon pairing correlations as well as higher-J pn interactions in nuclei when protons and neutrons occupy the same shell. While these correlations manifest themselves most clearly in the binding energies of 0+ ground states, they also have a large effect on the spectra of excited …

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  13. The contribution of First World city-regions to global sustainability: The case of transboundary externalities and planning in Auckland, New Zealand

    … in integrated sustainable management, effects-based planning, environmentally focused regional planning, and changing organisational behaviour. Among the challenges, however, were the emphasis on process not outcomes, lack of national representation to induce transboundary …

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  14. Lessons on interacting quantum field theories from string theory

    … fluids that have gravity duals, at leading order in derivative expansion, by explicitly integrating out gapped degrees of freedom in the bulk. We also explain the strategy to incorporate dissipation and higher order effects. In Chapter 4, we discuss 4d N = 2 superconformal field theories …

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  15. Exoplanetary Systems in Technicolor

    … observatories. Next, I examine the observational effects of tidal deformation by the host star of nearly 200 exoplanets, and how current and future uncertainties in the measurement of a planets density allow for such an effect to be detectable. Additionally, I report on the analysis of a large …

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  16. From Pine Cones to Minimal Surfaces: The Geometry and Mechanics of Morphing Bilayers

    … to the free edge, this model fails to capture higher order effects pertaining to a boundary layer phenomenon, in which moments must dissipate, and hence geometry vary beyond the quadratic terms near the boundary. Traditionally, researchers have neglected their effect in view of the bulk …

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  17. Characterization of nonlinearity parameters in an elastic material with quadratic nonlinearity with a complex wave field

    … research is to examine the generation of second-order frequency effects and static effects which may be used to determine the nonlinearity present in the material. This is accomplished by extracting the amplitudes of those effects in the frequency domain and analyzing their dependency on the …

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  18. Adjoint Methods and Inverse Modeling for Process Variation Analysis in Silicon Photonics

    … and despite failing at large variation and higher-order effects, the adjoint method is still able to capture the general trends and some of the most important features in the problem, which provides an efficient approach for the modeling of process variation impact. For the second half of …

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  19. Characterization and modeling of dry etch processes for titanium nitride and titanium films in Cl₂/N₂ and BCl₃ plasmas

    … die yield per wafer and hence can translate into higher profits for the semiconductor manufacturer. The objective of this dissertation is to characterize the plasma etch processes of Ti and TiN films in chlorine containing plasmas such as BCl₃ and Cl₂/N₂ and to develop mathematical models for the …

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  20. Cold, dense quark matter

    … at some 5n_0. We also estimate the effect of higher order effects of introducing quark chiral masses and CFL pairing into the quark Green’s functions. Our calculation yields an approximately flavor-symmetric vector repulsion that is a monotonous decreasing function of density, which we …

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