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Mesoscopic theory for size- and charge- asymmetric ionic systems. I. Case of extreme asymmetry
A mesoscopic theory for the primitive model of ionic systems is developed for
arbitrary size, , and charge, ,
asymmetry. Our theory is an extension of the theory we developed earlier for
the restricted primitive model. The case of extreme asymmetries
and is studied in some detail in a mean-field
approximation. The phase diagram and correlation functions are obtained in the
asymptotic regime and , and for infinite
dilution of the larger ions (volume fraction or less). We find a
coexistence between a very dilute 'gas' phase and a crystalline phase in which
the macroions form a bcc structure with the lattice constant . Such coexistence was observed experimentally in deionized aqueous
solutions of highly charged colloidal particles
Elaboração de extrusados expandidos (snacks) de milho e casca de soja.
Equipamentos básicos necessários; Matérias-primas; Processamento; Produto obtido e usos.bitstream/CTAA-2009-09/8945/1/ct78-2005.pd
Avaliação do conjunto de acessos da coleção de trabalho de variedades tradicionais de abóbora para características quantitativas da polpa.
Anais do 1º Simpósio da Rede de Recursos Genéticos Vegetais do Nordeste (I RGVNE), Cruz das Almas, nov. 2013
Metodologia de análise de proteínas em torta de gergelim por eletroforese (SDS-PAGE).
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Short Wavelength Analysis of the Evolution of Perturbations in a Two-component Cosmological Fluid
The equations describing a two-component cosmological fluid with linearized
density perturbations are investigated in the small wavelength or large
limit. The equations are formulated to include a baryonic component, as well as
either a hot dark matter (HDM) or cold dark matter (CDM) component. Previous
work done on such a system in static spacetime is extended to reveal some
interesting physical properties, such as the Jeans wavenumber of the mixture,
and resonant mode amplitudes. A WKB technique is then developed to study the
expanding universe equations in detail, and to see whether such physical
properties are also of relevance in this more realistic scenario. The Jeans
wavenumber of the mixture is re-interpreted for the case of an expanding
background spacetime. The various modes are obtained to leading order, and the
amplitudes of the modes are examined in detail to compare to the resonances
observed in the static spacetime results. It is found that some conclusions
made in the literature about static spacetime results cannot be carried over to
an expanding cosmology.Comment: 42 pages, 12 figure
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