... (not
shown) indicates that the inhibitors adopt similar con-
formations in the active site. The PEX hydroxamate
mimics the enol-keto resonance structure of the 2-cis-
enediol high- energy intermediate proposed ... 4-phospho-d-erythronohydroxa-
mic acid, suggests that this molecule does indeed mimic the high- energy
intermediate state that it was designed to. The analysis also identified, as a
contaminant by- product of the inhibitor ... further comment. Hanau et al. [21]
showed that 6PG activates decarboxylation of a sub-
strate mimic, 6-phospho-3-keto-2-deoxygluconate, sug-
gesting that occupancy of one active site has an
influence...
... United States.
To illustrate the energy scale of the highenergy density regime, some of the
systems that deliver the energy in highenergy density laboratory experiments in the
United States can ... facilities.
High energy density experiments span a wide range of areas of physics, including
plasma physics, laser and particle beam physics, material science and condensed
matter physics, nuclear physics, ... field of physics called
high energy density physics. It is a field characterized by extreme states of matter
previously unattainable in laboratory experiments. It is also a field rich in new
physics...
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Preparation and Characterization of Nano structured Materials
from Fly Ash: A Waste from Thermal Power Stations, by High
Energy Ball Milling
K. Thomas Paul ặ S. K. Satpathy ặ I. Manna ... inorganic materials in coal become
fluid-like athigh temperature and then get solidified. In the
pulverized coal fired boiler, the furnace operating temper-
ature often exceeds 1400 °C. At these high ... surface energy of the samples was calculated
by measuring contact angle. The powder contact angles
were found out using Dynamic Contact angle Tester
(DCAT) from Dataphysics, UK.
The surface free energy...
... temperatures of
superconducting materials, Tc. For high- temperature superconducting materials such as
YBCO, the operating temperature is around that of liquid nitrogen, 77 K, and for low-
temperature ... (I-V) curves at temperatures between 6 and 294 K.
3. High- frequency and high- speed operation
The high- frequency response of a UTC-PD module at low temperature is important. We
evaluated this ... tested using the test circuit at a high- speed
data rate.
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ISBN 0-8493-2889-6 (alk. paper)
1. Particles (Nuclear Physics) —Dictionaries. ... ra-
diation. In modern atomic theory, an atom can
make a transition to a quantum state of higher
energy by absorbing quanta of photons. The en-
ergy defect of the transition is matched by the
energy ... adiabatic theorem
that was generalized in 1984 by M.V. Berry. See
Berry’s phase.
adjoint equation A corresponding relation-
ship that results from replacing operators by
their Hermitian conjugate,...
... quantized radiation field that is an
eigenstate of the annihilation operator (see an-
nihilation operator) for a given mode of the ra-
diation field.
cold atoms Atoms whose translational ki-
netic energy ... char-
acteristic Debye length (see also Debye sheath)
associated with the shielding process.
Debye T
3
law From the Debye approxima-
tion, we can conclude that at very low temper-
atures, the heat capacity ... of atomic and sub-atomic parti-
cles in a super-saturated vapor. The tracks are a
result of ionization caused by the energetic par-
ticles, followed by nucleation of cloud droplets
centered at...
... operator (1) Abstract operator
that diminishes quanta of energy or particles in
Fock space by one unit. Also known as an anni-
hilation or lowering operator in some contexts.
See also creation ... considered as either creating or annihilating
this particle out of or into the vacuum state. The
destruction (annihilation) operator is the Her-
metian conjugate of the creation operator.
detailed balance ... appropriate order.
delta ray A lowenergy electroncreated from
the ionization of matter by an energetic charged
particle passing through the material. Delta
rays, however, have sufficient energy...
... an energy eigenstate do not change with
time. Hence, such states are also called station-
ary states.
energy eigenvalue The value of the energy
of a system in an energy eigenstate.
energy equation ... absorb energy from the travers-
ing particle causing an energy loss. The energy
loss can be calculated using the Bethe–Bloch
equation.
energy momentum conservation The con-
servation of both energy ... for states with a
high energy, the energy levels can overlap due
to their individual natural line width such that a
continuum is formed. In solid state materials,
this can lead to the formation...
... This law helped to confirm the atomic
nature of matter.
1. Generator of translations in space:
For a wave function (r,t) that satisfies
Schrödinger’s equation and that can be ex-
panded in a Taylor ... (ν)/I
sat
(ν)
,
where g
o
(ν) is unsaturatedgain, I(ν)isthe pho-
ton flux, and I
sat
(ν) is the saturated photon flux
at frequency ν. In a homogeneously broad-
ened medium, gain saturation causes spatial
holeburning, ... space-time so that a gravitational attrac-
tion is explained through the curvature of space.
For example, general relativity predicts the cur-
vature of light in a gravitational field.
generating function...
... internal energy and −W is the net work
done by the system.
heat capacity The amount of energy trans-
ferred to a system that raises its temperature by
one degree.
heat conduction The process by which ... conversion of
heat into work.
heat exchanger A device used to remove
heatfromahotobjectbytransferringthethermal
energy to a large reservoir.
heat of fusion The latent heat that is removed
per ... many of
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Namely, the kinetic energy of the initial-state
particles is not the same as the kinetic energy of
the final-state particles. When additional kinetic
energy is produced...
... postu-
lated that the negative energy state of a vacuum
is completely filled byelectrons so that the Pauli
exclusion principle prohibits the invasion of the
positive energyelectron into thenegative energy
region.
Knight ... temperature (K) Defined
by choosing the unit of temperature so that the
triple point of water, the temperature at which
water, ice, and water vapor coexist, is exactly
273.16 K.
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teresting feature that the energy gap at a Bragg
reflection remains finite athigh energy. It is
interesting to compare the exact results of this
model with the results of other energy band cal-
culations...
... Distribution of
particles proportional to the exponential of ki-
netic energy divided by temperature.
Maxwell relations The four mathematical
relationships that relate pressure, volume, tem-
perature, ... oscillations that are used
to accelerate charged particles to high energy.
latent heat (L) The heat absorbed or given
off from a system undergoing a first order phase
transition. It is related ... that Maxwell’s treatment assumed
that the demon generated entropy and that this
assumption was indeed false. By calculating
the minimum entropy generated by the demon
(or any analogous information...
... penetrate into negative energy states
ifthesestateswereempty. To solvethisparadox,
Dirac concluded that the negative energy states
are filled by electrons. The positive and nega-
tive energy states ... excitation at the frequency
ω
0
.
moment equations Fluid equations derived
by multiplying a plasma kinetic equation by
powers of particle velocity and integrating over
all velocities.
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hilation operators are applied and then the cre-
ation operators (all annihilation operators are
written to the right and creation operators to the
left, as in the equation above).
Any operator...
... in space that a particle will expe-
rience, in non-relativistic classical or quantum
physics. At every point in space, the particle is
subject to a force given by the spatial derivatives
of the ... size, rotational motion, or other properties
of extended objects.
particle accelerator A device for acceler-
ating particles such as protons or electrons to
high momenta. By colliding these particles ... over all states, and is given by the
expression
Z =
i
e
E
i
/kT
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plasma physics The branch of physics that
deals with ionized particles where the flow is
treated using...