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On amorphization and nanocomposite formation in Al-Ni-Ti system by mechanical alloying
Amorphous structure generated by mechanical alloying (MA) is often used as a precursor for generating nanocomposites through controlled devitrification. The amorphous forming composition range of ternary Al-Ni-Ti system was calculated using the extended Miedema's semi-empirical model. Eleven compositions of this system showing a wide range of negative enthalpy of mixing (-ΔH mix) and amorphization (-ΔH amor) of the constituent elements were selected for synthesis by MA. The Al88Ni6Ti6 alloy with relatively small negative ΔH mix (-0.4 kJ/mol) and ΔHamor (-14.8 kJ/mol) became completely amorphous after 120 h of milling, which is possibly the first report of complete amorphization of an Al-based rare earth element free Al-TM-TM system (TM = transition metal) by MA. The alloys of other compositions selected had much more negative ΔHmix and Hamor; but they yielded either nanocomposites of partial amorphous and crystalline structure or no amorphous phase at all in the as-milled condition, evidencing a high degree of stability of the intermetallic phases under the MA environment. Hence, the negative ΔH mix and ΔH amor are not so reliable for predicting the amorphization in the present system by MA
Impacts Of Hypothetical Changes In Productivity And Rainfall On Aggregate Crop Production, Consumption, Prices, And Income In Different Cropping Zones Of SAT India
Planners and irrigation experts in India now fed that increasing
agkdhual produdion either through arta &n w irrigation
development has reached a saturation point, and that the develop
meslt of dryland agriaht through appropriate technology, based
bdh on crop and on farmins systems, is the oniy alternative. Since a
majarity of farmers in dryland areas grow crops for consumption,
there is need to linlr both supply and demand for kse crops. Such
an approach would bclp in simulating impads of certain exogenous
chmgcs in rainfall distributioa, productivity growth amd dhcr behvioural
parameters. Thtsc impacts would have both allcmtivc and
dyMmic fttdbaccb through income, prices, et
Cosmogenic effects in Mbale chondrite
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Cosmogenic records in the recently fallen Devgaon (H4) chondrite
A stony meteorite fell in the village Devgaon, Bastar district, Chattisgarh, Central India on 2001 February 12. The meteorite was fully covered with fusion crust and weighed about 12 kg. Chemical composition, cosmogenic nuclear tracks, radionuclides and noble gases have been studied to determine its classification, the preatmospheric size and the irradiation history
Synthesis of unnatural hydroxyanthraquinones: Experiments towards total synthesis of pradimicinone
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On rationality of the intersection points of a line with a plane quartic
We study the rationality of the intersection points of certain lines and
smooth plane quartics C defined over F_q. For q \geq 127, we prove the
existence of a line such that the intersection points with C are all rational.
Using another approach, we further prove the existence of a tangent line with
the same property as soon as the characteristic of F_q is different from 2 and
q \geq 66^2+1. Finally, we study the probability of the existence of a rational
flex on C and exhibit a curious behavior when the characteristic of F_q is
equal to 3.Comment: 17 pages. Theorem 2 now includes the characteristic 2 case;
Conjecture 1 from the previous version is proved wron
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Sunstein, Statutes, and the Common Law – Reconciling Markets, the Communal Impulse, and the Mammoth State
Professor Cass Sunstein\u27s new book, After the Rights Revolution: Reconceiving the Regulatory State, builds upon, and in important ways seeks to integrate, much of Professor Sunstein\u27s work over the past several years. He has been one of our most prolific and influential writers on issues of governmental structure, approaching the subject both from more or less conventional administrative law perspectives and from the constitutional perspectives of separation of powers. His work has dealt with a tension often addressed in the literature, that between the eighteenth-century Madisonian constitutional engine of limited, internally checked government and the realities of our sprawling contemporary structures. A particular contribution of Sunstein\u27s has been to insist on bringing forward the Madisonian visions, on their accommodation, not their abandonment. This contribution entails rather vigorous disagreement with the economics-driven theorists of public choice, on the right, and those of deconstructionism, on the left. Sunstein wants to build a conceptual framework for contemporary government that embraces the Madisonian ideal of government structured to serve genuinely public ends in face of the risk of faction; that vision entails both reaching agreement on appropriate distinctions between public and private ends, and finding effective contemporary expression of such ideas as checks and balances
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