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Age-related changes in blood-brain barrier integrity in C57BL/6J mice
The blood-brain barrier (BBB) is formed by the endothelial cells of the brain microvasculature, which control the molecular traffic between the blood and brain to maintain the neural microenvironment
Gauge invariant fluctuations of the metric during inflation from new scalar-tensor Weyl-Integrable gravity model
We investigate gauge invariant scalar fluctuations of the metric during
inflation in a non-perturbative formalism in the framework of a recently
introduced scalar-tensor theory of gravity formulated on a Weyl-Integrable
geometry. We found that the Weyl scalar field can play the role of the inflaton
field in this theory. As an application we study the case of a power law
inflation. In this case the quasi-scale invariance of the spectrum for scalar
fluctuations of the metric is achieved for determined values of the
parameter of the scalar-tensor theory. In our formalism the physical inflaton
field has a geometrical origin.Comment: 9 pages, no figures. This is a revised version accepted for
publication in Physical Review
Integral relations and the adiabatic expansion method for 1+2 reactions above the breakup threshold: Helium trimers with soft-core potentials
The integral relations formalism introduced in \cite{bar09,rom11}, and
designed to describe 1+ reactions, is extended here to collision energies
above the threshold for the target breakup. These two relations are completely
general, and in this work they are used together with the adiabatic expansion
method for the description of 1+2 reactions. The neutron-deuteron breakup, for
which benchmark calculations are available, is taken as a test of the method.
The s-wave collision between the He atom and He dimer above the
breakup threshold and the possibility of using soft-core two-body potentials
plus a short-range three-body force will be investigated. Comparisons to
previous calculations for the three-body recombination and collision
dissociation rates will be shown.Comment: To be published in Physical Review
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