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  1. Application of superparamagnetic nanoparticle-based heating for non-abrasive removal of wax deposits from subsea oil pipelines

    … magnetic field as explained by Neel’s relaxation theory. In our application, superparamagnetic Fe₃O₄ nanoparticles are embedded in a thin layer of cured epoxy termed ‘nanopaint’. This nanopaint coating on the internal surface of subsea pipelines could generate heat and thus remove …

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  2. ΑΝΑΛΥΤΙΚΕΣ ΜΑΓΝΗΤΟΥΔΡΟΔΥΝΑΜΙΚΕΣ ΙΣΟΡΡΟΠΙΕΣ ΤΟΡΟΕΙΔΟΥΣ ΑΞΟΝΙΚΑ ΣΥΜΜΕΤΡΙΚΟΥ ΠΛΑΣΜΑΤΟΣ ΣΥΝΤΗΞΗΣ

    … CONFIGURATIONS RELEVANT TO THE SPHEROMAK PLASMA RELAXATION. MORE SPECIFICALLY. FIRST, IN ORDER TO DERIVE STATIC EQUILIBRIA OF ARBITRARY ASPECT RATIO AND DIFFERENT POLOIDAL CROSS SECTIONAL SHAPES, THE GRAD-SHAFRANOV EQUATION IS SOLVED IN SPHERICAL, PROLATE SPHEROIDAL, OBLATE SPHEROIDAL AND …

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  3. Probing Spin in Organic Semiconductors via Magnetic Resonance

    … described within are designed to probe spin relaxation at temperatures between 5 and 300 K, and emphasize especially those occurring between 150 and 300 K --- a regime not currently well modeled. By using ambipolar semiconductors, the research links the spatial extent of the wavefunction and …

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  4. High pressure NMR studies of disordered materials

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