Nonlinear Chemical Dynamics

布兰代斯大学的欧文·爱泼斯坦和阿纳托尔·扎博廷斯基由国家科学基金会理论和计算化学计划资助，继续进行振荡反应和一般非线性化学动力学的实验和理论研究。将进行机理研究，以确定基本步骤在振荡反应中的作用，这可能导致新的化学振荡器的开发。这些研究采用了实验和计算两种方法。将开发新的化学振荡器，如涉及氮氧化物的化学振荡器。将对涉及绿泥石和磁场的系统进行机械研究。将研究波浪和图灵图案等图案。将对混沌动力耦合系统进行研究。这种混沌的动力耦合系统与化石流体的燃烧、烟雾的形成以及神经递质的作用有关。通过绿泥石处理饮用水也是这项研究的一部分。我们将研究电磁波对生物的影响。

Irving Epstein and Anatol Zhabotinsky of Brandeis University are funded by a grant from the Theory and Computational Chemistry Program of the National Science Foundation to continue experimental and theoretical research in oscillating reactions and in general nonlinear chemical dynamics. Mechanistic investigations will be conducted to determine the role of the elementary steps in oscillating reactions, which could lead to the development of new chemical oscillators. These studies employ both experimental and computational methods. New chemical oscillators will be developed such as those involving Nitrogen oxides. Mechanistic studies on systems such as those involving chlorites and magnetic fields will be done. Waves and patterns such as the Turing patterns will be studied. Chaotic dynamical coupled systems will be investigated. The chaotic dynamically coupled systems are relevant to such things as combustion of fossil fluids and the formation of smog, as well as the action of neurotransmitters. The treatment of drinking water through chlorites are also a part of this research. The effect of electromagnetic waves on living organisms will be studied.