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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Langevin Function"”.

  1. A Description of the Electrostatic Interactions of Fluorophores With Polar Solvents Based on A Gaussian Distribution of Interaction Energies (Danca, Prodan)

    … with respect to each monopole is given by the Langevin function, assuming a Gaussian distribution of interaction energies. A mathematical description of the solvent dependence of electronic spectra of fluorophores is developed which involves mainly parameters which characterize the …

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  2. Magnetic iron oxide nanoparticles: synthesis, characteristics, magnetic behavior, and biomedical applications

    … of the particle is calculated by using the Langevin function, and the fluid drag force is calculated by using the Navier-Stokes equation. The trajectory function for this model is calculated, and the trajectories are drawn for specific cases.

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  3. The tear behaviour of some tri-block copolymer elastomers.

    … at +20°C is modelled by the inverse Langevin function and a debonding parameter which is related to void growth in the material.The conventional analysis of tear behaviour, developed originally for vulcanised rubbers, whilst ranking SBS block copolymers alongside the most tear …

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  4. Bridging the gap between atomistic and continuum models to predict dielectric and thermodynamic properties of confined fluids

    … show that EQT can be used in classical density functional theory to predict the thermodynamic properties for confined fluids. Moreover, we present a hierarchical coarse-grain (CG) approach in which we coarse grain the degrees of freedom of polar liquids from the detailed all-atom (AA) level to …

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