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Variable viscosity and thermophoresis effects on Darcy mixed convective heat and mass transfer past a porous wedge in the presence of chemical reaction
An analysis is presented to investigate the effect of thermophoresis particle deposition and variable viscosity on Darcy mixed convective heat and mass transfer of a viscous, incompressible fluid past a porous wedge in the presence of chemical reaction. The wall of the wedge is embedded in a uniform Darcian porous medium in order to allow for possible fluid wall suction or injection. The viscosity of the fluid is assumed to be a inverse linear function of temperature. The results are analyzed for the effect of different physical parameters, such as variable viscosity, magnetic, chemical reaction and thermophoresis parameters, on the flow, the heat and mass transfer characteristics
Impact of Thermal Stratification on Unsteady Hiemenz Non-Darcy Copper Nanofluid Flow over a Porous Wedge in the Presence of Magnetic Field Due to Solar Radiation (Green) Energy
Energy is an important input for economic development. Solar energy is created by light and heat which is emitted by the sun, in the form of electromagnetic radiation. Solar energy is the most readily and abundantly available source of green energy. Copper nanoparticle suspensions in the Cu-water have been proposed as a means to enhance solar collector efficiency through direct absorption of the incoming solar energy. Thermal stratification is the scientific term that describes the layering of bodies of water based copper nanofluid on their temperature. The aim of the present work is to investigate theoretically the effect of thermal stratification in the presence of magnetic field on unsteady Hiemenz non-Darcy flow and heat transfer of incompressible copper nanofluid along a porous wedge due to renewable (solar energy). It is of notable interest in this work to consider the similarity transformation is used for unsteady flow. Copper nanofluid flow past a porous wedge plays a dominant role on absorbs the incident solar radiation and transits it to the working fluid by convection. Keywords: Nanofluid; Porous wedge; Unsteady non-Darcy flow; Magnetic field; Thermal stratification; Solar energy radiation.
NeutroAlgebra of Neutrosophic Triplets using {Zn, x}
Smarandache in 2019 has generalized the algebraic structures to NeutroAlgebraic structures and AntiAlgebraic structures. In this paper, authors, for the first time, define the NeutroAlgebra of neutrosophic triplets group under usual+ and x, built using {Zn, x}, n a composite number, 5 \u3c n \u3c oo, which are not partial algebras. As idempotents in Zn alone are neutrals that contribute to neutrosophic triplets groups, we analyze them and build NeutroAlgebra of idempotents under usual + and x, which are not partial algebras. We prove in this paper the existence theorem for NeutroAlgebra of neutrosophic triplet groups. This proves the neutrals assocaited with neutrosophic triplet groups in { Zn, X} under product is a NeutroAlgebra of triplets. We also prove the non-existence theorem of NeutroAlgebra for neutrosophic triplets in case of Zn when n = 2p, 3p and 4p (for some primes p). Several open problems are proposed. Further, the NeutroAlgebras of extended neutrosophic triplet groups have been obtained
Larval rearing trials of the honeycomb grouper Epinephelus merra Bloch under laboratory conditions
Groupers being economically important food fishes are experimented widely for controlled breeding world over. In India,
attempts were made on few species of the genus Epinephelus such as E. tauvina, E. malabaricus and E. polyphekadion at the
Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute and limited success was achieved. The present paper discusses on larval rearing
trials of the honeycomb grouper E. merra up to juvenile stage. Larvae measuring 1.3 – 1.6 mm obtained from the captive
spawning of broodstock of E. merra were used for the larval rearing studies. The feeding protocol, water exchange and larval
rearing methods adopted are detailed. The larval mouth opening appeared on day 3 post-hatch. The larvae gradually
metamorphosed into juvenile by day 60 and attained a size of 45 mm. The possible reasons for initial mortality, the advantage
of HUFA rich feeding and effect of large volume of rearing tanks on the growth and survival of the larvae are discusse
Embryonic and larval development of honeycomb grouper Epinephelus merra Bloch
Spawning and successful rearing of larvae of honeycomb
grouper Epinephelus merra Bloch 1793 upto juvenile
stagewas accomplished at the ¢n¢sh hatchery
of Mandapam Regional Centre of Central Marine
Fisheries Research Institute during 2004. The fertilized
eggs were free, spherical and buoyant with
size ranging from 710 to 730 mm. Complete early embryonic
development took place within 24^27 h and
hatching occurred.The hatchlings measured1.5mm.
Mouth opening (115 mm) appeared at 72 h when the
larvae were 2.2mm in size. Pectoral ¢n developed on
the ¢fth day. Complete metamorphosis took place and
by the 60th day the larvae transformed into juveniles
(45mm) and attained skin colouration and honeycomb
pattern
Implementation of Fault-tolerant Quantum Logic Gates via Optimal Control
The implementation of fault-tolerant quantum gates on encoded logic qubits is
considered. It is shown that transversal implementation of logic gates based on
simple geometric control ideas is problematic for realistic physical systems
suffering from imperfections such as qubit inhomogeneity or uncontrollable
interactions between qubits. However, this problem can be overcome by
formulating the task as an optimal control problem and designing efficient
algorithms to solve it. In particular, we can find solutions that implement all
of the elementary logic gates in a fixed amount of time with limited control
resources for the five-qubit stabilizer code. Most importantly, logic gates
that are extremely difficult to implement using conventional techniques even
for ideal systems, such as the T-gate for the five-qubit stabilizer code, do
not appear to pose a problem for optimal control.Comment: 18 pages, ioptex, many figure
Indian experience of large scale cultured marine pearl production using Pinctada fucata (Gould) from southeast coast of India: A critical review
In India, research on marine pearl culture was started in
1972 and the first cultured marine pearl from Pinctada
fucata was rolled out a year later through the earnest
efforts of Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute, Kochi
(CMFRI) at its Tuticorin Research Centre. Subsequently,
improvements of the technology were made by various
scientists involved at different centres of CMFRI focussing
on different issues of marine pearl culture. Information on
different aspects of marine pearl culture such as surveys for
stock position, ecology of pearl beds, small scale
experimental culture of mother oysters, surgical nucleation
and spherical pearl and designer pearl production (‘mabe’)
has already been published in various sources including few
instances of technology transfers to entrepreneurs/fisher
folk. Though, the experimental results were encouraging,
anticipated technology transfer did not take place
subsequently. Hence a large scale marine pearl culture
demonstration was carried out and viability of the
technology was redemonstrated at the Regional centre of
CMFRI, Mandapam Camp during 1997 - 2003 through an
ICAR Revolving Fund Project which resulted in wealth of
information regarding different aspects of marine pearl
culture.
In the present account, the lessons learnt based on the
published information as well as the data (unpublished)
obtained in the large scale culture are analysed and classified
under the critical activities of pearl culture and presented in the form of a ‘non systematic critical review’ essentially to arrive at
the status of marine pearl culture in India
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