MICROFLUIDIC STUDIES INTERFACIAL TRANSPORT
... the behavior of the fluids flowing through these channels. The fluid constitutive relations are strongly affected by the existence of the strongly confined boundaries in microfluidic devices. Investigation of fundamental physical processes at the corresponding scales give key insights into the develo ...
... the behavior of the fluids flowing through these channels. The fluid constitutive relations are strongly affected by the existence of the strongly confined boundaries in microfluidic devices. Investigation of fundamental physical processes at the corresponding scales give key insights into the develo ...
modeling microwave heating of apple cylinders using hybrid
... higher scales using the up-scaling technique, and formulating constitutive relations and exploiting the entropy inequality at macroscale (Bennethum and Cushman, 1999). The constitutive equations are formulated at macroscale based on the entropy inequality (Colman and Noll, 1963). During the up scali ...
... higher scales using the up-scaling technique, and formulating constitutive relations and exploiting the entropy inequality at macroscale (Bennethum and Cushman, 1999). The constitutive equations are formulated at macroscale based on the entropy inequality (Colman and Noll, 1963). During the up scali ...
European Patent Office
... known in which electrically charged species are continuously fed into an apparatus and are segregated by application of a direct current perpendicular to the flow of a carrier solution. Each charged component moves in a particular direction defined by its rate of electrophoresis in one direction and ...
... known in which electrically charged species are continuously fed into an apparatus and are segregated by application of a direct current perpendicular to the flow of a carrier solution. Each charged component moves in a particular direction defined by its rate of electrophoresis in one direction and ...
The Confinement Problem in Lattice Gauge Theory
... First of all, what is quark confinement? The place to begin is with an experimental result: the apparent absence of free quarks in Nature. Free quark searches are basically searches for particles with fractional electric charge [4, 5], and the term “quark confinement” in this context is sometimes eq ...
... First of all, what is quark confinement? The place to begin is with an experimental result: the apparent absence of free quarks in Nature. Free quark searches are basically searches for particles with fractional electric charge [4, 5], and the term “quark confinement” in this context is sometimes eq ...
US20050109879-QuantumImplosionVortexPropulsion
... forth fifth and sixth volumetric size selected to resonate in response to the incident primary or atomic transition frequency electromagnetic radiation in order to produce the secondary electromagnetic radiation at the first frequency at an enhanced energy density; and said second third forth fifth ...
... forth fifth and sixth volumetric size selected to resonate in response to the incident primary or atomic transition frequency electromagnetic radiation in order to produce the secondary electromagnetic radiation at the first frequency at an enhanced energy density; and said second third forth fifth ...
Studies on Current Distribution in Water Circumference under Air
... the distribution of lightning is obtained. Other than that, investigations regarding the characteristics of lightning on water surface, which needs actual measurements of the lightning parameters are also important for the consideration of a lightning protection system. However, as actual outdoor me ...
... the distribution of lightning is obtained. Other than that, investigations regarding the characteristics of lightning on water surface, which needs actual measurements of the lightning parameters are also important for the consideration of a lightning protection system. However, as actual outdoor me ...
Radial interchange motions of plasma filaments
... In this contribution, we reconsider the problem of radial convection of isolated filament structures by electrostatic interchange motions. Partly motivated by the numerous experimental observations of ballooning in the fluctuation level and turbulent transport, we investigate a simplified two-field ...
... In this contribution, we reconsider the problem of radial convection of isolated filament structures by electrostatic interchange motions. Partly motivated by the numerous experimental observations of ballooning in the fluctuation level and turbulent transport, we investigate a simplified two-field ...
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... In my time in the Ketterle lab I have witnessed the group grow by leaps and bounds. When I arrived at MIT there were only two sodium experiments. Now we have a rubidium and lithium machine as well. Because of this, I have had the pleasure of working with many great people over the last five years an ...
... In my time in the Ketterle lab I have witnessed the group grow by leaps and bounds. When I arrived at MIT there were only two sodium experiments. Now we have a rubidium and lithium machine as well. Because of this, I have had the pleasure of working with many great people over the last five years an ...
Electrospinning and electrically forced jets. I. Stability theory
... any perfect dielectric still contains a nonzero free charge density. Although this charge density might be small enough to ignore bulk conduction effects, the charge will typically live on interfaces between fluids. If there is also a nonzero electric field tangent to the interface then there will b ...
... any perfect dielectric still contains a nonzero free charge density. Although this charge density might be small enough to ignore bulk conduction effects, the charge will typically live on interfaces between fluids. If there is also a nonzero electric field tangent to the interface then there will b ...
Externally Applied Electric Fields up to 1.6 × 10 5 V/m Do Not Affect
... liquid despite the change in its structure. At these fields, simulations predicted the onset of the saturation of the dielectric constant of water30,31 due to the alignment of water molecules. In MD simulations29,32, freezing of water induced by electric fields was observed at larger field intensiti ...
... liquid despite the change in its structure. At these fields, simulations predicted the onset of the saturation of the dielectric constant of water30,31 due to the alignment of water molecules. In MD simulations29,32, freezing of water induced by electric fields was observed at larger field intensiti ...
Washabaugh. A.P., M. Zahn, and J.R. Melcher, Electrohydrodynamic Traveling-Wave Pumping of Homogeneous Semi-Insulating Liquids, IEEE Transactions on Electrical Insulation, EI-24, No. 5, 807-834, October 1989
... regime, because any charge that migrates into the fluid volume remains in the vicinity of the electrodes and does not penetrate very far into the liquid volume. Thus, in this high frequency regime, the circular cylindrical geometry in MacGinitie’s experiments can be approximately considered a planar ...
... regime, because any charge that migrates into the fluid volume remains in the vicinity of the electrodes and does not penetrate very far into the liquid volume. Thus, in this high frequency regime, the circular cylindrical geometry in MacGinitie’s experiments can be approximately considered a planar ...
Viscosity of Water under Electric Field
... Hart13 and Andrade and Dodd14 attributed the viscosity increase with an electric field to the increase in the energy barrier of a molecule interchanging with its adjoining empty site. However, a quantitative relationship between the energy barrier and the electric field is unclear. Ostapenko15 postula ...
... Hart13 and Andrade and Dodd14 attributed the viscosity increase with an electric field to the increase in the energy barrier of a molecule interchanging with its adjoining empty site. However, a quantitative relationship between the energy barrier and the electric field is unclear. Ostapenko15 postula ...
High-precision measurement of the electron drift velocity in Ne
... concentration of about 3%; values which can be safely excluded (cf. Section 4) by the experimental uncertainties. The effect of water contamination can be excluded because it would lead to a correction in the opposite direction. In the analysis, all gases were treated as ideal gases. Effects of CO2 ...
... concentration of about 3%; values which can be safely excluded (cf. Section 4) by the experimental uncertainties. The effect of water contamination can be excluded because it would lead to a correction in the opposite direction. In the analysis, all gases were treated as ideal gases. Effects of CO2 ...
Physics - University of Northern Colorado
... motion, unless acted upon by an outside force. This Law explains why the egg will always fall into the glass. When the pan is hit, there is not very much friction between it and the glass. This causes the pan to move very quickly from under the toilet paper roll and the egg. When the pan is moving, ...
... motion, unless acted upon by an outside force. This Law explains why the egg will always fall into the glass. When the pan is hit, there is not very much friction between it and the glass. This causes the pan to move very quickly from under the toilet paper roll and the egg. When the pan is moving, ...
Classical Mechanics
... A mass m hangs vertically with the force of gravity on it. It is supported in equilibrium by two different springs of spring constants k1 and k2 respectively. The springs are to be considered ideal and massless. Using your own notations (clearly defined) for any coordinates and other physical quanti ...
... A mass m hangs vertically with the force of gravity on it. It is supported in equilibrium by two different springs of spring constants k1 and k2 respectively. The springs are to be considered ideal and massless. Using your own notations (clearly defined) for any coordinates and other physical quanti ...
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... force equal to 2x10-7Newton per unit length. Kelvin, unit of thermodynamic temperature The Kelvin, unit of thermodynamic temperature, is the fraction 1/273.16 of the thermodynamic temperature of the triple point of water. Mole, unit of amount of substance The mole is the amount of substance of a sys ...
... force equal to 2x10-7Newton per unit length. Kelvin, unit of thermodynamic temperature The Kelvin, unit of thermodynamic temperature, is the fraction 1/273.16 of the thermodynamic temperature of the triple point of water. Mole, unit of amount of substance The mole is the amount of substance of a sys ...