81 research outputs found
Quantum Information Technology Based on Magnetic Excitation of Single Spin Dynamics
The single spin dynamics of a single electron was investigated theoretically by exciting the single electron magnetically. Different possibilities e.g quantum mechanical noise, inelastic collision emerged. To attain high performance of the quantum information technology, a low magnetization favoured the excitation process
Quantum Information Technology Based on Magnetic Excitation of Single Spin Dynamics
The single spin dynamics of a single electron was investigated theoretically by exciting the single electron magnetically. Different possibilities e.g quantum mechanical noise, inelastic collision emerged. To attain high performance of the quantum information technology, a low magnetization favoured the excitation process
Air quality investigation over Moundou Chad
The air quality over Moundou-Chad was examined using satellite dataset. Fifteen
years aerosol optical depth (AOD) was obtained from the Multi-angle Imaging Spectro-
Radiometer (MISR). The AOD dataset is statisticaly stable for further prediction. The highest
AOD mean was observed in 2008. The standard deviation, average deviation and coefficient of
variation all agrees that the AOD dataset is reliable. It is shown that the aerosol loading over
Moundou is high and the size of the aerosol is very tiny to deposit in the human lungs
ANALYSIS OF THE HIGH TEMPERATURE SUPERCONDUCTING MAGNETIC PENETRATION DEPTH USING THE BLOCH NMR EQUATIONS
The Bloch-NMR diagnostic tool has shown good efficiency not only analyzing biological and
physiological properties of living tissues. The Bloch-NMR has been used in this research work to
analyze the penetration depths of superconducting material and thin film. From the two well
known London penetration depths, various relationships between the penetration depth and other
superconducting quantities were derived (which are theoretically and experimentally valid). The
major objective is to explore new ways penetration depths can be measured. A new
superconducting quantity (penetration velocity) was discussed - whose relationship with other
superconducting quantities were worked out for further researc
Parametric Investigation of Soil Susceptibility to Compaction Using Temperature Deviation Curves
Soil compaction can be explained using basic properties of soil.
Cohesive soil sample were collected from five major region of the
main site of investigation. Unlike other method of analyzing soil
compaction, temperature deviation curves were used as the
determinant for testing for compaction. It was discovered also that
the temperature deviation curves can be used to find the annual
amplitude of the surface soil temperatures. Soils in Abuja displayed
some degree of compaction except for Gwagwalada that showed
negligible compaction. Garki location produced the highest
compaction at 14cm depth. The highest annual amplitude of the
surface soil temperatures was noticed in Kuje and the lowest in
Bwari
CRYSTALLINE GRAIN SIZE EFFECTS ON THE CONDUCTIVITY OF THE DOPED TIN DIOXIDE (SnO2) WITH ZINC (Zn)
Nigeria
Spray pyrolysis technique was used for the fabrication of the sample. A series of SnO2 and
Zn doped SnO2 (Zn. SnO2) have been deposited on the glass slide with different doping
concentration values of 1 wt.% , 2 wt.% ,3 wt.% and 4 wt.% Zn on SnO2. The average
grain size of the Zn doped SnO2, compare to the average grain size of SnO2 film is clearly
increasing upon increase in doping concentration. However, grain boundary theories were
obeyed except for the 4 wt.% Zn on SnO2 which showed a high level of doping
incompatibility. At 1 wt.% Zn on SnO2 exhibited the characteristics of a homogenous and
stable p-type semiconductor. At 3 wt.% Zn on SnO2, the direction change in the
orientation of two adjacent grains was shown to localize at a site equidistant to the grains
Parametric Analysis of Ground Temperature Profile in Bwari-North Central Nigeria
Predicting future climatic changes is a vital key towards positioning both private and governmental budgeting.
This study was on the validity of predicting natural disasters using data from ground temperature. The Bwari
region of Abuja-Nigeria was the research site and the research duration was five years. The net earth radiation
was discovered to have increased and has been unable to be abated by natural forces. 2013 might experience an
increased solar radiation upon the earth, though, there may be a reduced flooding and a heavier flooding in 2014
or 201
Outdoor Air Pollution in Kumbo Cameroun
In this paper, the air quality of Kumbo-Cameroon was investigated. Aerosol optical depth (AOD)
dataset for fourteen years was obtained from the Multi-angle Imaging Spectro-Radiometer
(MISR). The raw dataset was processed and treated. The aerosol loading over the research
location was obtained from the AOD datasets. It was observed that the main pollution is from
anthropogenic emission and Sahara dust. The current aerosol loading over Kumbo is high and it
is gradually reducing by 1.81%, though not significantly. The data presented is essential for
ground measurement over the research area
Spectral filtering experimentation on photovoltaic cells using novel bio-filter made from copper coated hibiscus-ethanol extract
The challenges facing solar power grid system in Africa is huge. Most salient of these challenges is the inefficiency of the photovoltaic (PV) panel to sustain its output for more than a year. Certainly, the harsh weather condition in the region can be said to be one of the reasons for the shortcoming that was earlier highlighted. In this research, bio-filters were suggested to filter the harmful radiation hitting the PV panel. The bio-filter is made up of copper coated hibiscus extract. The hibiscus extract was done using ethanol solution. It was observed that the bio-filter was able to filter the some of the harmful radiation as expected. The quantity of the harmful solar radiation was not estimated because of the limitations of the equipment used for the research. It is recommended that this highlighted shortcoming of the research should be taken further to ascertain i.e. in percentage the harmful radiation that has been filtered by the bio-filter during the experiment
The physics of the sheath effects in monopole plasma antenna or helix plasma antenna
The magnetic field in the sheath of monopole plasma antenna or the helix antennas has been found to have a negative impact on its general functionality. The vertical and horizontal signals at predetermined angles had been compromised by the sheath effect. It was observed that this phenomenon is almost unnoticed because magnetization has the highest magnitude when the device is switch on/off. In microscopic scale (monopole plasma antenna), the sheath effect is due to femto spin demagnetization of particulates. However, in macroscopic scale (helix antenna), the sheath effect is due to signal impairment
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