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The bilinear-biquadratic model on the complete graph
We study the spin-1 bilinear-biquadratic model on the complete graph of N
sites, i.e., when each spin is interacting with every other spin with the same
strength. Because of its complete permutation invariance, this Hamiltonian can
be rewritten as the linear combination of the quadratic Casimir operators of
su(3) and su(2). Using group representation theory, we explicitly diagonalize
the Hamiltonian and map out the ground-state phase diagram of the model.
Furthermore, the complete energy spectrum, with degeneracies, is obtained
analytically for any number of sites
Bevezetés a talajtanba környezettanosoknak
E jegyzet az ELTE TTK Környezettudomány alapszak Talajtan kurzus hallgatóinak készült,
ezért a „klasszikus”, Stefanovits professzor által jegyzett Talajtan-nál jóval szűkebb területet
fog át, címéből fakadóan csak bevezeti az olvasót e tudományba.
A jegyzet kilenc fejezetben tekinti át a talajok a talajok morfológiai és anyagi felépítését,
azok fizikai és kémiai tulajdonságait, a bennük lejátszódó fizikai és kémiai folyamatokat,
illetve keletkezésük és folyamatosan zajló átalakulásuk mechanizmusait.
Külön fejezet tárgyalja a globálisan jellemző talajok földrajzi helyzetét és fejlődésük
főbb mozgató rugóit. A természettudományos megközelítés mellett a jegyzet érinti a talajérték
meghatározásának közgazdasági problematikáját is
The influence of short term soil sealing and crusting on hydrology and erosion at Balaton Uplands, Hungary
A review on sheet erosion measurements in Hungary
Soil erosion has a significant role in ecology, economy and in environmental protection therefore its
quantification and prediction are very important, particul
arly on a national level. Although some details can be
described using physical equations, the entire soil erosion
process is rather complicated and can be determined
only empirically, which requires large measured datasets.
Because plot measurement is
the most convenient and
therefore the most popular way of capturing erosion data, we used plot measurement to understand erosion in
Hungary. The northern and the western parts of the country are endangered by sheet erosion, which is why the
plots were carried out in those areas. Most of the plots
were constructed to determin
e the “K” factor of the USLE
(Universal Soil Loss Equation) under permanently tilled soils without vegetation cover. Additionally the soil
protection effect of various field crops and the additiona
l land use types (forest, pasture) was measured in the
plots. Furthermore descriptive investigations, rainfall si
mulations and soil tracer detections were also used to
quantify sheet erosion at different environmental conditions and scales. Despite the large amount of measured
data collected, only a few of them have since been pub
lished. Due to a lack of available data, national erosion
research, erosion prediction, and model calibration are
less precise and effective Scaling problems among the
measured levels also emphasized a de
finite need for a larger and more
accessible national database. Finally,
without the financial base of additional plot measurements
, the publication of the previously gathered data is
absolutely necessary to continue soil erosion studies in Hungary
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