288 research outputs found
PrevenĆ§Ć£o e tratamento de doenƧas dos caprinos.
ApresentaĆ§Ć£o; Algumas orientaƧƵes sobre as doenƧas dos caprinos; Como prevenir e tratar as doenƧas dos caprinos; Umbiqueira; Como evitar a umbigueira; Boqueira; Como tratar a boqueira; CaroƧo; Como tirar o caroƧo; Verminose; Como evitar a verminose; Piolhos; Como tratar os piolhos; Caspa do ouvido; Como tratar a caspa do ouvido; Bicheira; Evite a bicheira na criaĆ§Ć£o cuidando sempre das feridas que aparecem nos animais; Bexiga; Cuidados necessĆ”rios; Outros cuidados para evitar doenƧas nas criaƧƵes.bitstream/item/210385/1/Prevencao-e-tratamento-de-doencas-dos-caprinos.pd
Quantum criticality in inter-band superconductors
In fermionic systems with different types of quasi-particles, attractive
interactions can give rise to exotic superconducting states, as pair density
wave (PDW) superconductivity and breached pairing. In the last years the search
for these new types of ground states in cold atom and in metallic systems has
been intense. In the case of metals the different quasi-particles may be the up
and down spin bands in an external magnetic field or bands arising from
distinct atomic orbitals that coexist at a common Fermi surface. These systems
present a complex phase diagram as a function of the difference between the
Fermi wave-vectors of the different bands. This can be controlled by external
means, varying the density in the two-component cold atom system or, in a
metal, by applying an external magnetic field or pressure. Here we study the
zero temperature instability of the normal system as the Fermi wave-vectors
mismatch of the quasi-particles (bands) is reduced and find a second order
quantum phase transition to a PDW superconducting state. From the nature of the
quantum critical fluctuations close to the superconducting quantum critical
point (SQCP), we obtain its dynamic critical exponent. It turns out to be
and this allows to fully characterize the SQCP for dimensions .Comment: 5 pages, 1 figur
O modelo de inovaĆ§Ć£o aberta no apoio ao desenvolvimento regional - O caso do Proeta.
Open Innovation is a collaborative organizational strategy to stimulate regional development. Based on this model, Embrapa created Proeta, where it transfers technology to newly created companies with the support of incubators. This study aimed to present the PROETAā actions to stimulate the entrepreneurship and regional development through the open innovation model. The research is descriptive to multiple case study. It was observed that Proeta has assisted in regional developing by promoting actors integration, technology transfer that increase value to traditional products, increase of the competitiveness of the industry and search for new opportunities through knowledge exchange among brazilian regions. The results indicate the Proetaās potential to encourage innovation and regional development, with partnerships among institutions, showing the consolidation of the opened innovation model that has been implemented
Fluctuations in a superconducting quantum critical point of multi-band metals
In multi-band metals quasi-particles arising from different atomic orbitals
coexist at a common Fermi surface. Superconductivity in these materials may
appear due to interactions within a band (intra-band) or among the distinct
metallic bands (inter-band). Here we consider the suppression of
superconductivity in the intra-band case due to hybridization. The fluctuations
at the superconducting quantum critical point (SQCP) are obtained calculating
the response of the system to a fictitious space and time dependent field,
which couples to the superconducting order parameter. The appearance of
superconductivity is related to the divergence of a generalized susceptibility.
For a single band superconductor this coincides with the \textit{Thouless
criterion}. For fixed chemical potential and large hybridization, the
superconducting state has many features in common with breached pair
superconductivity with unpaired electrons at the Fermi surface. The T=0 phase
transition from the superconductor to the normal state is in the universality
class of the density-driven Bose-Einstein condensation. For fixed number of
particles and in the strong coupling limit, the system still has an instability
to the normal sate with increasing hybridization.Comment: 10 pages, 8 figure
ObservaƧƵes sobre a produĆ§Ć£o animal na regiĆ£o de Ouricuri-PE.
Numa tentativa de contribuir para o conhecimento de alguns aspectos da produĆ§Ć£o animal nas regiƵes semiĆ”ridas do Nordeste, desenvolveu-se algumas observaƧƵes na regiĆ£o de Ouricuri, Estado de Pernambuco, que possui um rebanho representativo para o estado.bitstream/item/177923/1/FL-05159.pd
ObservaƧƵes sobre a produĆ§Ć£o animal na regiĆ£o de Ouricuri-PE.
Numa tentativa de contribuir para o conhecimento de alguns aspectos da produĆ§Ć£o animal nas regiƵes semiĆ”ridas do Nordeste, desenvolveu-se algumas observaƧƵes na regiĆ£o de Ouricuri, Estado de Pernambuco, que possui um rebanho representativo para o estado.bitstream/item/177923/1/FL-05159.pd
Estimativa e espacializaĆ§Ć£o da umidade relativa do ar no Estado do PiauĆ.
Este trabalho teve como objetivo obter uma equaĆ§Ć£o de regressĆ£o a fim de se estimar a umidade relativa do ar, atravĆ©s da correlaĆ§Ć£o dos dados existentes desse parĆ¢metro com os elementos do balanƧo hĆdrico climĆ”tico e, apresentar a distribuiĆ§Ć£o espacial da umidade relativa do ar para o estado do PiauĆ
Pressure induced FFLO instability in multi-band superconductors
Multi-band systems as intermetallic and heavy fermion compounds have
quasi-particles arising from different orbitals at their Fermi surface. Since
these quasi-particles have different masses or densities, there is a natural
mismatch of the Fermi wave-vectors associated with different orbitals. This
makes these materials potential candidates to observe exotic superconducting
phases as Sarma or FFLO phases, even in the absence of an external magnetic
field. The distinct orbitals coexisting at the Fermi surface are generally
hybridized and their degree of mixing can be controlled by external pressure.
In this Communication we investigate the existence of an FFLO phase in a
two-band BCS superconductor controlled by hybridization. At zero temperature,
as hybridization (pressure) increases we find that the BCS state becomes
unstable with respect to an inhomogeneous superconducting state characterized
by a single wave-vector q.Comment: 5 pages, 1 figur
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