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A model for the influence of pressure on the bulk modulus and the influence of temperature on the solidification pressure for liquid lubricants
Two pressure chambers, for compression experiments with liquids from zero to 2.2 GPa pressure, are described. The experimentally measured compressions are then compared to theoretical values given by an isothermal model of equation of state recently introduced for solids. The model describes the pressure and bulk modulus as a function of compression for different types of lubricants with a very high accuracy up to the pressure limit of the high pressure chamber used (2.2 GPa). In addition the influence of temperature on static solidification pressure was found to be a simple function of the thermal expansion of the fluid
An Algebraic Model for the Multiple Meixner Polynomials of the First Kind
An interpretation of the multiple Meixner polynomials of the first kind is
provided through an infinite Lie algebra realized in terms of the creation and
annihilation operators of a set of independent oscillators. The model is used
to derive properties of these orthogonal polynomials
A Quantum Analogue of the Algebra
We define a natural quantum analogue for the algebra, and which we
refer to as the algebra, by modding out the Heisenberg algebra
from the quantum affine algebra with level . We discuss
the representation theory of this algebra. In particular, we
exhibit its reduction to a group algebra, and to a tensor product of a group
algebra with a quantum Clifford algebra when , and , and thus, we
recover the explicit constructions of \uq-standard modules as achieved by
Frenkel-Jing and Bernard, respectively. Moreover, for arbitrary nonzero level
, we show that the explicit basis for the simplest -generalized
Verma module as constructed by Lepowsky and primc is also a basis for its
corresponding -module, i.e., it is invariant under the
q-deformation for generic q. We expect this algebra (associated
with \uq at level ), to play the role of a dynamical symmetry in the
off-critical statistical models.Comment: 32 pages, LATEX, minor change
A tunable, dual mode field-effect or single electron transistor
A dual mode device behaving either as a field-effect transistor or a single
electron transistor (SET) has been fabricated using silicon-on-insulator metal
oxide semiconductor technology. Depending on the back gate polarisation, an
electron island is accumulated under the front gate of the device (SET regime),
or a field-effect transistor is obtained by pinching off a bottom channel with
a negative front gate voltage. The gradual transition between these two cases
is observed. This dual function uses both vertical and horizontal tunable
potential gradients in non-overlapped silicon-on-insulator channel
PHASE SPACE DYNAMICS OF HEAVY ION NUCLEAR COLLISIONS IN THE FERMI ENERGY DOMAIN
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SOLUTIONS OF THE LANDAU-VLASOV EQUATION IN NUCLEAR PHYSICS
The properties of Vlasov equation solutions obtained by projection on coherent state basis are discussed. Such solutions satisfy stationarity conditions and satisfactorily describe the average diffusivity of nuclear phase space and reproduce the bulk properties of nuclei. Sampling methods and their effects on dynamics are discussed for the study of heavy ion reactions at intermediate energies. The non-local Gogny force is easily computable on this basis which allows to use it for dynamical nuclear studies
A hybrid metal/semiconductor electron pump for quantum metrology
Electron pumps capable of delivering a current higher than 100pA with
sufficient accuracy are likely to become the direct mise en pratique of the
possible new quantum definition of the ampere. Furthermore, they are essential
for closing the quantum metrological triangle experiment which tests for
possible corrections to the quantum relations linking e and h, the electron
charge and the Planck constant, to voltage, resistance and current. We present
here single-island hybrid metal/semiconductor transistor pumps which combine
the simplicity and efficiency of Coulomb blockade in metals with the
unsurpassed performances of silicon switches. Robust and simple pumping at
650MHz and 0.5K is demonstrated. The pumped current obtained over a voltage
bias range of 1.4mV corresponds to a relative deviation of 5e-4 from the
calculated value, well within the 1.5e-3 uncertainty of the measurement setup.
Multi-charge pumping can be performed. The simple design fully integrated in an
industrial CMOS process makes it an ideal candidate for national measurement
institutes to realize and share a future quantum ampere
Time Delay Interferometry for LISA with one arm dysfunctional
In order to attain the requisite sensitivity for LISA - a joint space mission
of the ESA and NASA- the laser frequency noise must be suppressed below the
secondary noises such as the optical path noise, acceleration noise etc. By
combining six appropriately time-delayed data streams containing fractional
Doppler shifts - a technique called time delay interferometry (TDI) - the laser
frequency noise may be adequately suppressed. We consider the general model of
LISA where the armlengths vary with time, so that second generation TDI are
relevant. However, we must envisage the possibility, that not all the optical
links of LISA will be operating at all times, and therefore, we here consider
the case of LISA operating with two arms only. As shown earlier in the
literature, obtaining even approximate solutions of TDI to the general problem
is very difficult. Since here only four optical links are relevant, the
algebraic problem simplifies considerably. We are then able to exhibit a large
number of solutions (from mathematical point of view an infinite number) and
further present an algorithm to generate these solutions
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