Statistical Physics
Statistical Physics
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DOI:
10.1002/0471667196.ess2540.pub2
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发表时间:
2004
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Y. Terletskii;Howard Falk
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作者:
Y. Terletskii;Howard Falk
elusive ideal material immune to the insidious effects of friction, fracture, fatigue, creep corrosion and cavitation under the action of thermal, magnetic and nuclear radiation, there is plenty of room for exciting innovation for future generation of research students and budding inventors. This collection contains peer reviewed but unpublished articles, research theses and new concepts for characterizing surface texture. It attempts to capture the challenges faced in advancing our understanding of friction, fatigue and fracture in the context of emerging materials and technologies focussing on microstructure, mechanical characterization, mathematical analysis, failure analysis and technological solutions. covered various aspects of neutron scattering research and applications in physics, chemistry, biology and material science. More than 200 participants from 15 countries including several world leaders and others attended the symposium. Many dignitaries including some pioneers of the neutron scattering activity in India graced the occasion and participated in the deliberations. There were 48 invited talks and 90 contributed poster papers. The talks included topics on new experimental facilities, and studies involving diffraction, magnetism, biological systems, hydrogen and diffusion, dynamics, neutron optics, small-angle scattering, reflectometry, and other applications. Present-day mega-facilities, upcoming as well as proposed ones, were presented. Other presentations covered a wide range of science being pursued all over the world. Parallel sessions were avoided, which enabled a broad exposure to all the major fields of neutron scattering for everyone. aspects of charge density, supramolecular synthons and solid state reactivity, inorganic minerals, metal-ligand co-ordination unit-controlled tectons, highthroughput synthesis of zeolitic imidazolates, halogen bonding, chemical transformation in porous crystals, supramolecular gels, non-covalent interactions in biomacromolecules and drug discovery. I-V temperature coefficient of resistance and band gap of a semiconductor; signal generator circuit; capacitance measuring circuit; Stefan's constant; thermal and electrical conductivity of copper; dielectric constant of benzene and dipole moment of acetone; AC experiments; AC bridges; calibration of lock-in-amplifier and measurement of low resistance; measurement of mutual inductance with lock-in-amplifier; AC bridge circuit; lock-in-amplifier circuit; measurement of relaxation time of a serial light bulb; thermal diffusivity of brass. course: (a) constant current source; temperature regulator; signal generator; errors and their analysis; temperature coefficient of resistance of copper and band gap of semiconductor; (b) measurement of self-inductance and capacitance; series and parallel resonance circuits; (c) dielectric constant of benzene and acetone; thermal conductivity of copper; (d) thermal calibration of Si (e) Stefan's thermal calibration of measurement of low resistance using lockin AC enigmatic Houdini; resurgent apoptosis – friend or foe; conventional vaccines edible Topics covered Molecular medicine; how enzymes act as catalysts; biology of mammalian blastocyst hatching; molecular engineering enzymes; stem cell technology and its implications; triacylglycerol biosynthesis; gene regulation yeast cells methanol switch; molecular dynamics imulation synthesis of diacylglycerol, anti besity oil; bioanalytical techniques Topics covered : Genetic engineering of microbes for environmental bioremediation; icy continent of Antarctica; umbilical cord mesenchymal stem cells and human embryonic stem cell line; bioinformatics; ethics in science; nucleic acid amplification. Participants : About 803 students and faculty from various colleges in Bangalore Topics covered : Chemistry of nanomaterials; quantum mechanics and semiconductor heterostructures; organic electronic devices; fabrication of nanometals; binary and ternery metallic oxides aided by microwave irradiation of metalorganic complexes; nanoparticles: building blocks for nanotechnology; nanomaterials; self-assembled monolayer system. Topics covered : X-ray diffraction; purification and characterization Iⅈ structure function relationship of proteins I; PLA2 enzymes as an anti-inflammatory target; recent advances in structural virology; methods of bioinformatic analysis; protein-ligand interactions; SHMT: an alternate target for cancer chemotherapy; interactions of isoflavones with serum albumin; structure of proteins. Topics immunity does lead Topics covered : Host-guest chemistry on layered solids; the use of inorganic co-ordination chemistry in the preparation of new functional solids; chemistry in zeolites; activation of dioxygen molecule: challenges and achievements; photodynamic therapy of cancer and related aspects; flurophore labelled aptamers as biosensors; host–guest chemistry in cyclodextrin nanocavities. Topics covered : Theory of evolution; evolution in the microbial world; evolution in ecosystems; evolution of mind and consciousness. Topics covered origin of 150 years; theory; parent offspring conflict in plants; mutualism; on being the right size; psychology; drawing evolutionary inferences from toll-like immunodiagnostics; host-bacterial during mycobacterium vaccines. Topics covered Methods and materials of organic synthesis and energy applications; femtochemistry; new manifestations of inorganic coordination chemistry; our dwindling fossil fuels: important challenges in chemistry today; targeted metal complexes; designing and fine-tuning of phosphorus based ligands with functionalities for transition metal chemistry and catalytic reactions; organic synthesis: where are we now; self-assembly and structural motifs in molecular clusters; nanostructured metal particles embedded in assembly systems for catalysis and sensors applications; fluorescence spectroscopy and its applications.