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Review of strategies for sustainable energy in Morocco
The present paper exposes how Moroccoâs population and economic expansion pose a challenge to its capacity to supply energy demand, especially given how the scarcity of fossil fuels and their high market price now and in the future develop and follow strategies to achieve the objectives of sustainable development. The effectiveness of this investment and the vast number of unexploited resources have led Morocco to aim for a new ambition of obtaining 52% of its energy demands from renewable sources, making it one of the worldâs leaders with regard to renewable energies. This paper analyzes the large specter of renewable energy sources and their potential in Morocco, including solar, hydroelectric, tidal, wave, and geothermal energy sources, then identifies the barriers halting its growth, going from storing and transmitting to financing, followed by the comparative costs and benefits approach. It also assesses the countryâs strategy for sustainable development, highlighting its financing, and then expands the scope of the research to explore other potential applications of renewable energy in the Kingdom, such as desalination and transportation, followed by providing a list of guidelines and recommendations on how the country can bypass the obstacles stopping it from harnessing and using these precious resources, The feasibility of these solutions were judged through a survey by the population which showed a very promising result
Scattering of conformal higher spin fields
We develop a formalism for describing the most general notion of tree-level
scattering amplitudes in 4d conformal higher spin theory. As conformal higher
spin fields obey higher-derivative equations of motion, there are many distinct
on-shell external states which may contribute to their scattering, some of
which grow polynomially with time, leading to ill-defined amplitudes. We
characterize the set of admissible scattering states which produce finite tree
amplitudes, noting that there are more such states than just standard massless
higher spins obeying two-derivative equations of motion. We use conformal
gravity as a prime example, where the set of scattering states includes the
usual Einstein graviton and a `ghost' massless spin 1 particle. An extension of
the usual spinor helicity formalism allows us to encode these scattering states
efficiently in terms of `twistor-spinors'. This leads to compact momentum space
expressions for all finite tree-level 3-point amplitudes of conformal higher
spin theory. While some of these 3-point amplitudes vanish (including all those
with only standard two-derivative higher spin external states), there are many
others which are non-vanishing. We also comment on the generalization to
scattering of conformal higher spins in AdS.Comment: 40 pages, no figures. v2: references adde
REVUE SUR L'APPLICATION DES GROUPES A LA RESOLUTION DES ĂQUATIONS NON LINĂAIRES PHYSIQUE DES FLUIDES ET PHYSIQUE DES PLASMAS
Nous passons en revue l'utilisation des groupes de transformation pour la résolution d'équations aux dérivées partielles. Ces transformations laissent soit les équations strictement invariantes (avec réduction possible du nombre de variables indépendantes) soit, simplement quasi invariantes. Plusieurs exemples sont donnés en physique des plasmas et mécanique quantique.We review the use of transformation groups techniques for solution of partial derivative equations. These transformations can leave the equations strictly invariant (with possibility of reducing the number of independent variables) or simply quasi invariant. Different examples are given in plasma physics and quantum mechanics
Comparison of various milling technologies for grinding pharmaceutical powders
n° spĂ©cial de revue reprenant aprĂšs rĂ©vision certains papiers du 10th European Symposium on Comminution/627th Event of the EuropeanâFederationâofâChemicalâEngineering, Heidelberg, GERMANY, SEP 02â05, 2002International audienceThis paper examines fine grinding techniques in current use in the pharmaceutical industry. Experimental results are given for fine grinding of vitamin C, chosen as a model substance representative of pharmaceutical products, using eight different grinding mills chosen amongst those in current use in the pharmaceutical industry. The results are evaluated in term of product quality expressed as particle size and distribution and also in terms of operating criteria applicable in the pharmaceutical industry such as ease of setting up, ease of cleaning, and investment cost. The main conclusion reinforces and quantifies current practice of using pancake mills that are preferred for ultra fine grinding as they are simple to use, can treat high feed rates and are easy to clean
Parametric instabilities in an electron beam-plasma system: magnetic field effects
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Mise en évidence de pertes de particules par charge d'espace et d'une anomalie de plan médian dans le synchrotron saturne
Measurements of the number of particles effectively prĂ©sent in the vacuum chamber before turning RF on (ÏHF) prove that half on the injected beam is lost on the back of the inflector due to interaction. The causal effect (repulsion of two bunches circulating together) is made evident from the experimental and theoretical point of view ; figure 8 show the important perturbation on the trajectories. The magnetic median plane was at first 0,5 cm too high but it is lower now that a ferromagnetic radiation shielding has been put on the top of the magnet.La mesure du nombre de particules effectivement prĂ©sentes dans la chambre Ă l'instant ÏHF oĂč dĂ©bute l'accĂ©lĂ©ration a permis de constater que la moitiĂ© environ des particules injectĂ©es sont perdues sur le dos de l'inflecteur du fait de leur interaction. Le phĂ©nomĂšne Ă©lĂ©mentaire (rĂ©pulsion de 2 tours circulant ensemble) est Ă©tudiĂ© expĂ©rimentalement et thĂ©oriquement ; l'effet important qui en rĂ©sulte est visualisĂ© par la figure 8. Le plan mĂ©dian magnĂ©tique, trop haut initialement de 0,5 cm, a Ă©tĂ© abaissĂ© du fait de la prĂ©sence, au-dessus de l'aimant, d'un plafond ferromagnĂ©tique (protection contre le rayonnement)
Development of RF heating and current drive systems for long pulse operation on Tore Supra
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