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A survey of thermodynamic properties of the compounds of the elements CHNOPS Progress report, 1 Oct. - 31 Dec. 1969
Data on heats of combustion and formation of various classes of organic compound
Low temperature catalytic ignition of hydrogen and oxygen
Catalyst composed of 32 percent iridium metal supported on granular alumina is most active and most stable of platinum metal catalysts. Catalyst consistently induces reactions at temperatures as low as 78 K
Combined State and Parameter Estimation for a Static Model of the Maypole (Hoop-Column) Antenna Suface
Parameter and state estimation techniques are discussed for an elliptic system arising in a developmental model for the antenna surface of the Maypole Hoop/Column antenna. A computational algorithm based on spline approximations for the state and elastic parameters is given and numerical results obtained using this algorithm are summarized
Calibrating the Cepheid Period-Luminosity relation with the VLTI
The VLTI is the ideal instrument for measuring the distances of nearby
Cepheids with the Baade-Wesselink method, allowing an accurate recalibration of
the Cepheid Period-Luminosity relation. The high accuracy required by such
measurement, however, can only be reached taking into account the effects of
limb darkening, and its dependence on the Cepheid pulsations. We present here
our new method to compute phase- and wavelength-dependent limb darkening
profiles, based on hydrodynamic simulation of Classical Cepheid atmospheres.Comment: 3 pages, 2 postscript figures, uses eas.cls LaTeX class file, to
appear in the proc. Eurowinter School "Observing with the VLTI", Feb 3-8
2002, Les Houches (France
Development of Hydrogen-Oxygen Catalysts Final Report
Catalysts of improved activity and thermal stability for low temperature ignition of oxygen- hydrogen mixtur
Weakly bound states of polar molecules in bilayers
We investigate a system of two polarized molecules in a layered trap. The
molecules reside in adjacent layers and interact purely via the dipole-dipole
interaction. We determine the properties of the ground state of the system as a
function of the dipole moment and polarization angle. A bound state is always
present in the system and in the weak binding limit the bound state extends to
a very large distance and shows universal behavior.Comment: Presented at the 21st European Conference on Few-Body Problems in
Physics, Salamanca, Spain, 30 August - 3 September 201
A survey of thermodynamic properties of the compounds of the elements chnops progress report, 1 feb. - 30 jun. 1965
Heat capacities, entropies, enthalpies, and free energies of organic and inorganic compounds of carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen, phosphorus, and sulfu
Absorbed dose measurements and predictions on LDEF
The overall radiation environment of the Long Duration Exposure Facility (LDEF) was determined in part through the use of thermoluminescent detectors (TLD's) which were included in several experiments. The results given are from four experiments (A0015 Biostack, M0004 Fiber Optics Data Link, P0004 Seeds in Space, and P0006 Linear Energy Transfer Spectrum Measurement) and represent a large fraction of existing absorbed dose data. The TLD's were located on the leading and the trailing edges and the Earth end of the spacecraft under various shielding depths (0.48 to 15.4 g/sq cm). The measured absorbed doses were found to reflect both directional dependence of incident trapped protons and shielding. At the leading edge, doses ranged from 2.10 to 2.58 Gy under shielding of 2.90 to 1.37 g/sq cm Al equivalent (M0004). At the trailing edge, doses varied from 3.04 to 4.49 Gy under shielding of 11.7 to 3.85 g/sq cm (A0015), doses varied from 2.91 to 6.64 Gy under shielding of 11.1 to 0.48 g/sq cm (P0004), and a dose range of 2.66 to 6.48 Gy was measured under shielding of 15.4 to 0.48 g/sq cm (P0006). At the Earth end of the spacecraft, doses from 2.41 to 3.93 Gy were found under shielding of 10.0 to 1.66 g/sq cm (A0015). The effect of the trapped proton anisotropy was such that the western side of LDEF received more than 2 times the dose of the eastern side at shielding depths of approximately 1 g/sq cm. Calculations utilizing a directional model of trapped proton spectra predict smaller doses than those measured, being about 50 percent of measured values at the trailing edge and Earth end, and about 80 percent near the leading edge
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