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Quantum gravitational optics: the induced phase
The geometrical approximation of the extended Maxwell equation in curved
spacetime incorporating interactions induced by the vacuum polarization effects
is considered. Taking into account these QED interactions and employing the
analogy between eikonal equation in geometrical optics and Hamilton-Jacobi
equation for the particle motion, we study the phase structure of the modified
theory. There is a complicated, local induced phase which is believed to be
responsible for the modification of the classical picture of light ray. The
main features of QGO could be obtained through the study of this induced phase.
We discuss initial principles in conventional and modified geometrical optics
and compare the results.Comment: 10 pages, REVTex forma
A sociological approach to the concept of God amongst Iranian youth
One of the most fundamental concepts in Sociology of Religion, the concept of God, was emphasised in this article. Although the God concept is not the same as the transcendental existence of God, it is this concept that is the most fundamental social construct in the entire history of world religions. The aim of this article was the conceptual reconstruction of God amongst the youth of Iran, who may be free from a theological approach. This article aimed to examine the God concept in the ‘epistemological’, ‘emotional’ and ‘social action’ domains. The Iranian society is in transition, faced with delusion about the traditional and modern belief systems, and multiplicity of interpretations and new presentation of One God Allah. A spectrum of these plural presentations of God embodies micro and macro social levels. Some of the most important of these concepts are: individual and personal concept of God, the God in family, in educational system, in religious rituals, and the dominant concept in the society
Application of AI in Modeling of Real System in Chemistry
In recent years, discharge of synthetic dye waste from different industries leading to aquatic and environmental pollution is a serious global problem of great concern. Hence, the removal of dye prediction plays an important role in wastewater management and conservation of nature. Artificial intelligence methods are popular owing due to its ease of use and high level of accuracy. This chapter proposes a detailed review of artificial intelligence-based removal dye prediction methods particularly multiple linear regression (MLR), artificial neural networks (ANNs), and least squares-support vector machine (LS-SVM). Furthermore, this chapter will focus on ensemble prediction models (EPMs) used for removal dye prediction. EPMs improve the prediction accuracy by integrating several prediction models. The principles, advantages, disadvantages, and applications of these artificial intelligence-based methods are explained in this chapter. Furthermore, future directions of the research on artificial intelligence-based removal dye prediction methods are discussed
Implementation of the Integrated TOD Spatial Model for Jakarta Metropolitan Region
Jakarta Metropolitan Region (JMR) is the biggest megacity urban areas in Indonesia. However,theexistingpublictransportfacilitiesarenotadequatelyfulfillingthedemand ofitsinhabitant.Therefore,itisimportantforovercomingthoseissueswithshedlighton the integration of spatial and transportation by applying Transit Oriented Development (TOD) model. The method of this paper using the spatial and transportation approach by differentiates TOD each railway stations based on the typology. The results were that the TOD spatial model is focusing on solving public transport issues related to urban planning. Therefore, certain policy from stakeholders for this region greatly encourages transport planning in a more sustainable manner
Site-dependent charge transfer at the Pt(111)-ZnPc interface and the effect of iodine
The electronic structure of ZnPc, from sub-monolayers to thick films, on bare
and iodated Pt(111) is studied by means of X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy
(XPS), X-ray absorption spectroscopy (XAS) and scanning tunneling microscopy
(STM). Our results suggest that at low coverage ZnPc lies almost parallel to
the Pt(111) substrate, in a non-planar configuration induced by Zn-Pt
attraction, leading to an inhomogeneous charge distribution within the molecule
and charge transfer to the molecule. ZnPc does not form a complete monolayer on
the Pt surface, due to a surface-mediated intermolecular repulsion. At higher
coverage ZnPc adopts a tilted geometry, due to a reduced molecule-substrate
interaction. Our photoemission results illustrate that ZnPc is practically
decoupled from Pt, already from the second layer. Pre-deposition of iodine on
Pt hinders the Zn-Pt attraction, leading to a non-distorted first layer ZnPc in
contact with Pt(111)-I or Pt(111)-I
, and a more homogeneous charge
distribution and charge transfer at the interface. On increased ZnPc thickness
iodine is dissolved in the organic film where it acts as an electron acceptor
dopant.Comment: 12 pages, 9 figure
Preparation of PMMA/CNT Microcellular Foam Using Supercritical CO2
Controlling the cell size and cell density of microcellular foams has an important influence on polymer-ic foams properties. By using nanoparticles in polymers and supercritical fluids as foaming agent, it is pos-sible to create microcellular foams with controlled morphology. In this article surface modified carbon nanotube (CNT) was used to prepare Polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA) nanocomposite. Dry ice was used as the source of supercritical CO2 in foam production. Microcellular foams were prepared form PMMA/CNT nanocomposites. The cell morphology was observed by scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and the cell size and cell density were calculated via image analysis. The effect of CNT on cell size and cell density of foams was investigated.
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