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Fast process-hotspot detection using compressed patterns
2011-03-01

This paper presents an approach for compressing litho hotspot pattern library that complies with general purpose pattern matching engine (GPPME). This approach incorporates two techniques to achieve optimal pattern reduction. The first technique excludes polygons outside the optical diameter to reduce numerical noise related to a square ambit which artificially may affect a ...

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Fast three-dimensional core model for digital control in boiling water reactors
1990-01-01

A three-dimensional, coarse-mesh, nonlinear, robust core model adapted to the specific requirements of a digital power distribution control system for boiling water reactors (BWRs) is presented. Optimal core power control can be achieved with a coarse power distribution description if the simulation is accurate enough. A two-stage concept is used to make the model both ...

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Fast Parallel Exact Computation of the Generalized Inverse ...
1981-07-01

... and Klette, O(log m) step algorithms using m matrix processors are described for the exact determination of the Moore-Penrose generalized inverse ...

DTIC Science & Technology

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Reconstruction of images from compressive sensing based on the stagewise fast LASSO
2009-10-01

Compressive sensing (CS) is a theory about that one may achieve a nearly exact signal reconstruction from the fewer samples, if the signal is sparse or compressible under some basis. The reconstruction of signal can be obtained by solving a convex program, which is equivalent to a LASSO problem with l1-formulation. In this paper, we propose a stage-wise ...

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Computational Electromagnetics
2008-02-25

... by means of the Fast Multipole Method (FISC), the ... "Exact non-reflecting boundary conditions based on ... "Fast High-Order High-Frequency Solvers in ...

DTIC Science & Technology

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Nonlinear PIC Simulation in a Penning Trap
2002-06-24

... the potential in the trap depends on the axial coordinate and ... low viscosity; boundary conditions can be imposed exactly; the Fast Fourier Transform ...

DTIC Science & Technology

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Symplectic full-turn maps in a Fourier representation
1991-05-01

We have developed a method that uses an arbitrary symplectic tracking code to generate an exactly symplectic full-turn or multi-turn map. The map is obtained from a generating function, which is a finite Fourier series in the final angle coordinates, the Fourier coefficients being represented as a B-spline series in the initial action coordinates. We ...

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Self-advanced fast light propagation in an optical fiber based on Brillouin scattering.
2008-08-01

We experimentally demonstrate an extremely simple technique to achieve pulse advancements in optical fibers by using both spontaneous amplified and stimulated Brillouin scattering. It is shown that the group velocity of a light signal is all-optically controlled by its average power while it propagates through an optical fiber. The signal generates an intense back-propagating ...

PubMed

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A fast near-field method for calculations of time-harmonic and transient pressures produced by triangular pistons.
2006-11-01

Analytical expressions are demonstrated for fast calculations of time-harmonic and transient near-field pressures generated by triangular pistons. These fast expressions remove singularities from the impulse response, thereby reducing the computation time and the peak numerical error with a general formula that describes the near-field pressure produced by ...

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A fast near-field method for calculations of time-harmonic and transient pressures produced by triangular pistons
2006-11-01

Analytical expressions are demonstrated for fast calculations of time-harmonic and transient near-field pressures generated by triangular pistons. These fast expressions remove singularities from the impulse response, thereby reducing the computation time and the peak numerical error with a general formula that describes the near-field pressure produced by ...

PubMed Central

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Long ceramic beam tubes for accelerator magnets
1983-08-01

The ceramic beam tubes for the fast and abort kickers and the bucker and pinger magnets used at Fermilab must meet a number of exacting requirements. The tubes must be long and sufficiently straight so as not to limit magnet design. They must have wall strength capable of withstanding the atmospheric and mechanical forces encountered during construction ...

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Achieving Product and Service Fast-Time-to-Market ...
1992-05-01

... Accession Number : ADD808530. Title : Achieving Product and Service Fast-Time-to-Market Objectives. Descriptive Note : Journal article,. ...

DTIC Science & Technology

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Pad�Froissart exact signal-noise separation in nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy
2011-06-01

Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy is one of the key methods for studying the structure of matter on different levels (sub-nuclear, nuclear, atomic, molecular, cellular, etc). Its overall success critically depends upon reliable mathematical analysis and interpretation of the studied data. This is especially aided by parametric signal processing with the ensuing data quantification, which can ...

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FOR RELEASE: - NASA

as the nation'_ finest craftsmen can achieve. The single-purpose character of our spacecraft is not exactly of our own choosing. Nature has perversely ...

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Linear Algebra in SAGE Robert Bradshaw

Linear Algebra in SAGE Robert Bradshaw October 7, 2006 Robert Bradshaw Linear Algebra in SAGE #12;Goals Extremely fast dense (and sparse) exact linear algebra. Robert Bradshaw Linear Algebra in SAGE #12;Goals Extremely fast dense (and sparse) exact linear algebra. Fast We should be able to be ...

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A fast image encryption and authentication scheme based on chaotic maps
2010-11-01

In recent years, a variety of chaos-based image cryptosystems have been proposed. The key used for encryption/decryption is usually independent of the plain-image. To achieve a satisfactory level of security, at least two overall rounds of the substitution-diffusion process are required so that a change in any pixels of the plain-image spreads over the whole cipher-image. ...

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A Computational Library Using P-adic Arithmetic for Exact ...
2005-11-30

Page 1. A Computational Library Using P-adic Arithmetic for Exact ... A p-adic Computational Library for fast Computation in Quantum Computing 5b. ...

DTIC Science & Technology

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Improved Lixiscope
1982-01-01

Improved lixiscope utilizes fast-decay scintillators and multiple or curved microchannels to achieve

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COMPARISON OF FAST FRACTURE PROPERTIES OF ...
1996-05-01

... THIS WAS ACHIEVED IN SMALL RECTANGULAR SHAPED SPECIMENS BY ADDING A TONGUE TO ONE SIDE EXTENDING THE INTENDED ...

DTIC Science & Technology

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Ultrasensitive High Resolution Laser Spectroscopy and Its ...
1996-12-01

... As a fast ... narrow and unshifted resonance lines.["l In addf ion, the cavity ... detection scheme, we frequency modulate the input laser beam at exactly ...

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Supersymmetry and fluctuation relations for currents in closed networks
2011-02-01

We demonstrate supersymmetry in the counting statistics of stochastic particle currents and use it to derive exact nonperturbative relations for the statistics of currents induced by arbitrarily fast time-dependent protocols.

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Generalizing Dijkstra's Algorithm and Gaussian Elimination for ...
2005-05-01

... on a naive implementation of Gaussian elimination and ... Fast exact planning in markov decision processes. ... Machine Learning, 13:103�130, 1993. ...

DTIC Science & Technology

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Fast Generation of Potentials for Self Assembly of Particles Abstract

synergistic group transport of autonomous robots. ..... introduced by the initial conditions and the simulation with a thermostat, we can think of the .... toward the optimal value, and then to focus ever more tightly on the exact ...

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Fast Convergent Hyperspherical Expansion and Its ...
2011-05-15

... the Cnlomb potential has exactly the same type of singularity at the origin as realistic nuclear potentials (ie, Yukawa e " r/r), and it is the Page 4. ...

DTIC Science & Technology

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An exact approach to the problem of extracting an embedded ...

Jan 29, 2010 ... are primarily of interest since, from a practical point of view, we need to extract large embedded networks fast. In fact, a number of heuristics ...

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A Performance Analysis of Fast Gabor Transform Methods
1997-05-01

... Development Test and Evaluation (RDT&E) data. ... exactly the same envelope and gives ... KEYWORDS: (u) performance, analysis, Gabor transform ...

DTIC Science & Technology

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Binary counting with chemical reactions.
2011-01-01

This paper describes a scheme for implementing a binary counter with chemical reactions. The value of the counter is encoded by logical values of "0" and "1" that correspond to the absence and presence of specific molecular types, respectively. It is incremented when molecules of a trigger type are injected. Synchronization is achieved with reactions that produce a sustained ...

PubMed

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Assistance centers sprout to help businesses achieve compliance
1995-12-01

With all of the resources available for environmental compliance, searching for the right tool can be an overwhelming task unless you know exactly what is needed, where to look and how. Today`s computer superhighway provides users with fast access to all types of information; however, what seems to be important is not so much getting information on ...

Energy Citations Database

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Analysis of Fast Neutrons Elastic Moderator Through Exact Solutions Involving Synthetic-Kernels.
1979-01-01

The computation difficulties in the transport equation solution applied to fast reactors can be reduced by the development of approximate models, assuming that the continuous moderation holds. Two approximations were studied. The first one was based on an...

National Technical Information Service (NTIS)

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Fast optical switching in a high power Nd: YAG lasers
1987-08-15

Avalanch transistor circuits are used to achieve fast optical switching of a high power Nd: YAG laser. A Motorola 2N5551 circuit was employed. (AIP)

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An Optimal Control Modification to Model-Reference Adaptive ...

behaviors when a large adaptive gain is used to achieve fast adaptation in order to ... due to fast adaptation can be an issue. In certain applications ...

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Mass spectrometry-based proteomics using Q Exactive, a high-performance benchtop quadrupole Orbitrap mass spectrometer.
2011-06-01

Mass spectrometry-based proteomics has greatly benefitted from enormous advances in highresolution instrumentation in recent years. In particular, the combination of a linear ion trap with the Orbitrap analyzer has proven to be a popular instrument configuration.Complementing this hybrid trap-trap instrument, as well as the standalone Orbitrap analyzer termed Exactive, we here ...

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Phaseshift rapid in-vivo measuring of human skin (PRIMOS) by digital fringe projection with micromirror display devices DMD
2002-06-01

In medicine, a change in the documentation of rendered services and therapeutic results is currently taking place. Previously, simple standards were sufficed to document the quality and effectiveness of a treatment. In the case of surgical and dermatological treatments, the therapy was initiated according to diagnosis and indication and ended with a histological examination and confirmation of the ...

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A Simple Fast Exact Density Calculation Algorithm Hua Xiang Chris Chu Ruchir Puri

A Simple Fast Exact Density Calculation Algorithm Hua Xiang Chris Chu Ruchir Puri IBM T.J. Watson smaller, faster and cheaper chips. A fundamental problem in the density control is how to calculate performance predictability and yield. A fundamental problem in the density control is how to calculate density

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Exact cavity equations for lasers with large output coupling
1980-03-15

The author shows how to write an exact cavity-mode expansion and obtains formally simple yet exact equations of motion for real laser cavities with large output coupling and/or diffraction losses, using the actual transverse eigenmodes of the cavity as a basis set, and including fast transient variations, externally injected signals, ...

Energy Citations Database

36
Efficient collision detection for spherical blend skinning
2006-01-01

Figure 1: (a) shoulder twist deformed by linear blend skinning produces the candy-wrapper artifact, (b) bounding spheres for linear blend skinning refitted by [Kavan and Zara 2005a], (c) the same posture deformed by spherical blend skinning [Kavan and Zara 2005b], (d) bounding spheres for spherical blend skinning refitted using the algorithm introduced in this paper. Efficient refitting of ...

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Triangulation Made Easy
2009-12-23

We describe a simple and efficient algorithm for two-view triangulation of 3D points from approximate 2D matches based on minimizing the L2 reprojection error. Our iterative algorithm improves on the one by Kanatani et al. by ensuring that in each iteration the epipolar constraint is satisfied. In the case where the two cameras are pointed in the same direction, the method provably converges to an ...

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COMPRESSION Software for Astronomical Images
1994-01-01

Astronomical images are usually very noisy and don't shrink well with the typical lossless compression algorithms. COMPFITS is a utility program which analyses and pre-processes the images before sending them to the lossless compression program of your choice. The compression is still lossless (i.e. the reverse process gives a file exactly identical to the original) but the ...

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A novel TFS-IGBT with a super junction floating layer
2010-11-01

A novel trench field stop (TFS) IGBT with a super junction (SJ) floating layer (SJ TFS-IGBT) is proposed. This IGBT presents a high blocking voltage (> 1200 V), low on-state voltage drop and fast turn-off capability. A SJ floating layer with a high doping concentration introduces a new electric field peak at the anode side and optimizes carrier distribution, which will ...

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Assessing the Value of Regulation Resources Based on Their Time Response Characteristics
2008-06-01

Fast responsive regulation resources are potentially more valuable as a power system regulation resource (more efficient) because they allow applying controls at the exact moment and in the exact amount as needed. Faster control is desirable because it facilitates more reliable compliance with the NERC Control Performance Standards at ...

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Performance analysis of fast backprojection for synthetic-aperture radar processing
2001-08-01

Exact SAR inversion for a linear aperture may be obtained using fast transform techniques. Alternatively, backprojection in time domain may be used which can also handle general curved apertures. In the past, however, backprojection has seldom been used due to its heavy computational burden. We show in the paper that the backprojection method can be ...

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Pseudospectral calculation of the wave function of helium and the negative hydrogen ion
2010-03-01

We study the numerical solution of the nonrelativistic Schr�dinger equation for two-electron atoms in ground and excited S states using pseudospectral (PS) methods of calculation. The calculation achieves convergence rates for the energy, Cauchy error in the wave function, and variance in local energy that are exponentially fast for all practical ...

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Fast Acting Waveguide Coupler.
1977-03-08

... Longitudinal translation and fixed coupling of the two waveguide structures is achieved by screwing the tapered ends of the locking pins into full ...

DTIC Science & Technology

44
Data Selection for Fast Projection Techniques: A Comparative ...
1992-12-01

... Relative performance is compared with that of the MUSIC technique for test cases which evaluate the minimum resolution threshold achievable and ...

DTIC Science & Technology

45
DYNAMIC FRACTURE PRESSURE OF QUARTZ
1969-01-01

... The apparatus consists of a gas operated pressure vessel which utilizes the stretched stem principle for achieving fast valve opening times. ...

DTIC Science & Technology

46
The Technology of Space Travel

Just exactly how the long trip through outer space can be achieved has already been indicated at the beginning of this book: in general, in free orbits around ...

NASA Website

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Simultaneous Strength and Endurance Training.
1999-01-01

The purpose of this study is to identify the exact workouts required to simultaneously achieve optimum improvement in I Repetition Maximum (RM) strength, muscle endurance and cardiovascular endurance. The first section identifies the physiological adaptat...

National Technical Information Service (NTIS)

48
Low-Authority Control Synthesis for Large Space Structures

The LAC gain synthesis is achieved by an exact algebraic optimization of a ... to formulate and implement a sequential LAC synthesis procedure in which the ...

NASA Website

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LV-1998-00097 - NASA

Despite the fact the crash did not go exactly as designed C.I.D.did achieve its ... The CID's crash wothiness tests were as important to the FAA as the fire ...

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LV-1998-00096 - NASA

Despite the fact the crash did not go exactly as designed C.I.D.did achieve its ... The CID's crash wothiness tests were as important to the FAA as the fire ...

NASA Website

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LV-1998-00092 - NASA

Despite the fact the crash did not go exactly as designed C.I.D.did achieve its ... The CID's crash wothiness tests were as important to the FAA as the fire ...

NASA Website

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LV-1998-00091 - NASA

Despite the fact the crash did not go exactly as designed C.I.D.did achieve its ... The CID's crash wothiness tests were as important to the FAA as the fire ...

NASA Website

53
An Easy-to-Implement Coding Scheme for Multifrequency PPM

showed that the maximum entropy is achieved by a Markov chain and gave an exact formula for the ... With the state set Z, the maximum entropy Markov chain ...

NASA Website

54
The multilevel fast multipole method for forward modelling the multiply scattered seismic surface waves
2006-11-01

We used the Green's function method to describe the multiple scattering of surface waves generated by interactions with the complex 3-D earth structures. The basic process involves an integral equation of convolutional type. An efficient multilevel fast multipole method is utilized to accelerate the matrix-vector products that correspond to the integrals on the horizontal ...

NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)

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System calibration and image reconstruction for a new small-animal SPECT system
2006-01-01

A novel small-animal SPECT imager, FastSPECT II, was recently developed at the Center for Gamma-Ray Imaging. FastSPECT II consists of two rings of eight modular scintillation cameras and list-mode data-acquisition electronics that enable stationary and dynamic imaging studies. The instrument is equipped with exchangeable aperture assemblies and adjustable ...

NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)

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Accuracy of distance measurements in biplane angiography
1997-05-01

Distance measurements of the vascular system of the brain can be derived from biplanar digital subtraction angiography (2p-DSA). The measurements are used for planning of minimal invasive surgical procedures. Our 90 degree-fixed-angle G- ring angiography system has the potential of acquiring pairs of such images with high geometric accuracy. The sizes of vessels and aneurysms are estimated ...

NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)

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Exact partial wave analysis for scattering by a segmented potential
1991-03-01

By approximating the scattering potential in the lth partial wave equation with a series of constant segments, an exact solution in terms of spherical Bessel and Neumann functions becomes available. Continuity at the segment boundaries is achieved with the aid of a simple 2�2 matrix formalism and leads to exact expressions for the ...

NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)

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Exact entanglement cost of multiqubit bound entangled states
2005-08-15

We report the exact entanglement cost of a class of multiqubit bound entangled states, computed in the context of a universal model for multipartite state preparation. The exact amount of entanglement needed to prepare such states are determined by first obtaining lower bounds using a cut-set approach, and then providing explicit local protocols ...

Energy Citations Database

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2006) Reducing conservatism of exact small-sample methods of inference for discrete data
2006-08-28

In recent years, considerable attention has been paid to ways of conducting exact small-sample inference for discrete data. Most of this has been in the context of the analysis of contingency tables. These methods use distributions determined exactly rather than as large-sample approximations. To achieve

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NCI Thesaurus

Exact Match  Begins With  Contains Name/Code  Property  Relationship Home | View Hierarchy | Subsets | Help Visited Concepts EVS Home NCI Metathesaurus Browser NCI Term Browser NCI Terminology Resources Term Suggestion Acid Fast Bacillae Staining Method

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NCI Thesaurus

Exact Match  Begins With  Contains Name/Code  Property  Relationship Home | View Hierarchy | Subsets | Help Visited Concepts EVS Home NCI Metathesaurus Browser NCI Term Browser NCI Terminology Resources Term Suggestion Modified Acid Fast Staining Method

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Modeling and Interactive Walkthrough of Large CAD Models.
2000-01-01

The PI and his students have developed novel algorithms for boundary computation, model simplification, fast display and interference detection. These include use of exact arithmetic for robust and accurate boundary computation, development of an interact...

National Technical Information Service (NTIS)

63
Look-ahead fermion algorithm
1986-01-01

I describe a fast fermion algorithm which utilizes pseudofermion fields but appears to have little or no systematic error. Test simulations on two-dimensional gauge theories are described. A possible justification for the algorithm being exact is discussed. 8 refs.

Energy Citations Database

64
Fast Quaternion Attitude Estimation from Two Vector Measurements.
2001-01-01

Many spacecraft attitude determination methods use exactly two vector measurements. The two vectors are typically the unit vector to the Sun and the Earth's magnetic field vector for coarse 'sun-mag' attitude determination or unit vectors to two stars tra...

National Technical Information Service (NTIS)

65
Efficient Nonlinear Transient Dynamic Analysis of Structural Optimization Using an Exact Integral Equation Formulation.
1999-01-01

This report serves to document progress made to date on the National Science Foundation Project Number 97-13481, Earthquake Hazard Mitigation Program. The focus of this phase of the project is the development of an improved solution algorithm for fast tra...

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66
Alfven wave cyclotron resonance heating
1981-02-01

The resonance absorption of fast Alfven waves at the proton ctclotron resonance of a predominately deuterium plasma is investigated. An approximate dispersion relation is derived, valid in the vicinity of the resonance, which permits an exact calculation of transmission and reflection coefficients. For reasonable plasma parameters significant linear ...

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A FAST, FLEXIBLE, HIGHLY PARALLEL ASSOCIATIVE ...
1969-11-28

... Personal Author(s) : Shore,John E. ; Polkinghorn,Frank A. , Jr. ... less than, greater than or equal to, less than or equal to, exact match, and don't care ...

DTIC Science & Technology

68
Vibrational spectroscopy as a probe to rapidly detect, identify, and characterize micro-organisms
1999-04-01

Fast and exact identification of a great number of microorganisms is becoming a serious challenge. Differentiation and identification of microorganisms is today mainly achieved by the use of a variety of distinct techniques based on morphological, serological aspects and a set of biochemical test. Vibrational spectroscopic techniques ...

NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)

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Synchronization of Thomson scattering measurements on MAST using an FPGA based "Smart" trigger unit.
2010-10-01

The MAST Thomson scattering diagnostic has recently been upgraded to make electron density and temperature measurements at 130 points across the 1.5 m diameter of the plasma. The new system is able to take 240 measurements per second using eight Nd:YAG lasers, each running at 30 Hz. The exact firing time of these lasers is adjusted with 100 ns precision using a field ...

PubMed

70
Secular variation: from observatory monthly means and from global field models
2010-05-01

Thanks to the past decade of Geopotential Field Research, including the successful satellites CHAMP, �rsted and SAC-C, recent core magnetic field models achieve an unprecedented accuracy. However, sophisticated models like GRIMM-2 or CHAOS-2 struggle in fitting some observatory secular variation (SV) estimates. These differences become evident when the short term SV is ...

NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)

71
SWPS3 � fast multi-threaded vectorized Smith-Waterman for IBM Cell/B.E. and �86/SSE2
2008-10-29

BackgroundWe present swps3, a vectorized implementation of the Smith-Waterman local alignment algorithm optimized for both the Cell/BE and �86 architectures. The paper describes swps3 and compares its performances with several other implementations.FindingsOur benchmarking results show that swps3 is currently the fastest implementation of a vectorized Smith-Waterman on the Cell/BE, outperforming ...

PubMed Central

72
Reliable detection of milk allergens in food using a high-resolution, stand-alone mass spectrometer.

Reliable methods are needed for detection of allergenic milk proteins in complex food matrixes. The feasibility of an LC/high-resolution MS method for the analysis of milk proteins in a thermally processed model food (incurred cookies) and in white wine spiked, respectively, with milk powder and caseinate is described. Detection of milk proteins was based on the identification of unique peptides ...

PubMed

73
Photon number-resolved detectors: prospects and applications
2007-02-01

The Photon Number-Resolved (PNR) detectors are capable to distinguish between finite numbers n of photons (n = 1, 2, 3, ...) within an ultrafast (femtosecond or picosecond range) week radiation pulse. Recently, a great interest to such devices has been expressed by the quantum information sciences. In the nearest future, an interest to development of such devices can be significantly enhanced by ...

NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)

74
Performance Enhancement of Embedded System Based Multilevel Inverter Using Genetic Algorithm
2011-07-01

This paper presents an optimal solution for eliminating pre specified order of harmonics from a stepped waveform of a multilevel inverter topology with equal dc sources. The main challenge of solving the associated non linear equation which are transcendental in nature and therefore have multiple solutions is the convergence of the relevant algorithms and therefore an initial point selected ...

NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)

75
Optimal design of structures for earthquake loads by a hybrid RBF-BPSO method
2008-03-01

The optimal seismic design of structures requires that time history analyses (THA) be carried out repeatedly. This makes the optimal design process inefficient, in particular, if an evolutionary algorithm is used. To reduce the overall time required for structural optimization, two artificial intelligence strategies are employed. In the first strategy, radial basis function (RBF) neural networks ...

NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)

76
Optimal design of multiple-channel RF pulses under strict power and SAR constraints.
2010-05-01

Parallel radio frequency transmission has recently been explored as a means of tailoring the spatial response of MR excitation. In particular, parallel transmission is increasingly used to accelerate radio frequency pulses that rely on time-varying gradient fields to achieve selectivity in multiple dimensions. The design of the underlying multiple-channel radio frequency ...

PubMed

77
Fast separation of antiviral nucleoside phosphoramidate and H-phosphonate diastereoisomers by reversed-phase liquid chromatography.
2011-01-22

The nucleoside-based antiviral phosphoramidates and H-phosphonates were synthesized and separated using reversed-phase liquid chromatography on bridged ethane hybrid (BEH) C?? column packed with 1.7 ?m particles of non-chiral stationary phase. The influences of the composition of mobile phase and column temperature have been investigated to optimize the diastereoisomeric separation. Complete ...

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78
Current rectification, switching, polarons, and defects in molecular electronic devices
2006-11-06

Devices for nano- and molecular size electronics are currently a focus of research aimed at an efficient current rectification and switching. A few generic molecular scale devices are reviewed here on the basis of first-principles and model approaches. Current rectification by (ballistic) molecular quantum dots can produce the rectification ratio ~100. Current switching due to conformational ...

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An annular superposition integral for axisymmetric radiators.
2007-02-01

A fast integral expression for computing the nearfield pressure is derived for axisymmetric radiators. This method replaces the sum of contributions from concentric annuli with an exact double integral that converges much faster than methods that evaluate the Rayleigh-Sommerfeld integral or the generalized King integral. Expressions are derived for plane ...

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80
An annular superposition integral for axisymmetric radiators
2007-02-01

A fast integral expression for computing the nearfield pressure is derived for axisymmetric radiators. This method replaces the sum of contributions from concentric annuli with an exact double integral that converges much faster than methods that evaluate the Rayleigh-Sommerfeld integral or the generalized King integral. Expressions are derived for plane ...

PubMed Central

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A Treatment of Computational Precision, Number Representation, and Large Integers in an Introductory Fortran Course
2006-07-01

Computational precision is sometimes given short shrift in a first programming course. Treating this topic requires discussing integer and floating-point number representations and inaccuracies that may result from their use. An example of a moderately simple programming problem from elementary statistics was examined. It forced students to confront problems associated with number representations ...

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Significant speedup of database searches with HMMs by search space reduction with PSSM family models
2009-12-15

Motivation: Profile hidden Markov models (pHMMs) are currently the most popular modeling concept for protein families. They provide sensitive family descriptors, and sequence database searching with pHMMs has become a standard task in today's genome annotation pipelines. On the downside, searching with pHMMs is computationally expensive.Results: We propose a new method for efficient protein family ...

PubMed Central

83
Surface deformation due to loading of a layered elastic half-space: a rapid numerical kernel based on a circular loading element
2007-10-01

This study is motivated by a desire to develop a fast numerical algorithm for computing the surface deformation field induced by surface pressure loading on a layered, isotropic, elastic half-space. The approach that we pursue here is based on a circular loading element. That is, an arbitrary surface pressure field applied within a finite surface domain will be represented by ...

NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)

84
Landau-Zener transitions in a multilevel system: An exact result
2004-11-01

We study the S matrix for the transitions at an avoided crossing of several energy levels, which is a multilevel generalization of the Landau-Zener problem. We demonstrate that, by extending the Schroedinger evolution to complex time, one can obtain an exact answer for some of the transition amplitudes. Similar to the Landau-Zener case, our result covers both the adiabatic ...

Energy Citations Database

85
The Median Problems on Linear Multichromosomal Genomes

The Median Problems on Linear Multichromosomal Genomes: Graph Representation and Fast Exact, the median problem asks for another genome q that minimizes the total distance P g2G d(q, g). This is a key exact solutions to the median problem in a decomposition approach. In this article, we extend

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86
Functional gradient evaluation in the optimal control of a complex dynamical system
2011-05-01

The gradient of the cost functional in a discrete optimal control problem for metal solidification in metal casting is exactly calculated. In contrast to previous studies, the object under analysis has a complex geometric shape. The mathematical model for describing the solidification process is based on a three-dimensional two-phase initial-boundary value problem of the ...

NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)

87
Exact finite-range DWBA analyses of ($sup 12$C,$sup 11$B) and ($sup 12$C,$sup 13$C) reaction from $sup 208$Pb
1974-02-18

A fast way to carry out the exact-finite range DWBA calculation is discussed, and is applied to the analyses of (/sup 12/C,/sup 11/B) and (/sup 12/ C,/sup 13/C) reactions from /sup 208/Pb. (auth)

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88
Determination of functional gradient in an optimal control problem related to metal solidification
2009-01-01

The gradient of the cost functional in the discrete optimal control problem of metal solidification in casting is exactly evaluated. The mathematical model describing the solidification process is based on a three-dimensional two-phase initial-boundary value problem of the Stefan type. Formulas determining exact gradient determination are derived using the ...

NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)

89
Approximate method of resistivity sounding interpretation
1976-12-01

An approximate method of interpretation of resistivity sounding is presented, which may be described as a very crude manner of application of the exact direct interpretation method. The accuracy of this method is fairly low, the erros being in the order of 25 percent. The method is very fast in application and well suited for application to multilayer ...

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90
Impact of fast ignition on laser fusion energy development
2008-05-01

Reviewed are the early history of Japanese laser fusion research and the recent achievement of fast ignition research at Institute of Laser Engineering (ILE), Osaka University. After the achievement of high density compression at Osaka University, LLE of University Rochester, and LLNL, the critical issue of Inertial Fusion Energy (IFE) ...

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91
Polarization reversal by adiabatic fast passage in various polarized target materials
1995-02-01

Spin-polarization reversal by the use of the adiabatic fast passage mechanism has been investigated in a variety of polarized target materials. The high efficiencies achieved open the way to the application of the AFP method in operational polarized solid targets.

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92
Performance of a large reaction compensated fast steering mirror.
1992-01-01

The performance of a fast steering mirror is measured and compared with the predictions of a simple set of coupled differential equation. Very good agreement between theoretical predictions and experimental results were achieved in most areas.

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93
NASA SBIR/STTR Technologies Fast, Low Loss, Electro-optic Switch for

Fast, Low Loss, Electro-optic Switch for Quantum Information Processing ... quantum information applications and can be achieved with low-loss ...

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94
High power fast ramping power supplies
2009-05-04

Hundred megawatt level fast ramping power converters to drive proton and heavy ion machines are under research and development at accelerator facilities in the world. This is a leading edge technology. There are several topologies to achieve this power level. Their advantages and related issues will be discussed.

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95
Fast-wave current drive modelling for large non-circular tokamaks.
1990-01-01

It is widely recognized that a key element in the development of an attractive tokamak reactor, and in the successful achievement of the mission of ITER, is the development of an efficient steady-state current drive technique. Fast waves in the ion cyclot...

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96
Fast neutron therapy for locally advanced sarcomas
1981-08-01

In this paper preliminary results of 22 patients irradiated with d + T fast neutrons for advanced sarcomas are described. The results were disappointing as only 8 patients achieved local tumor control and 6 patients had severe radiation damage. These results are compared with data described by other authors.

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97
Fast centrifugal partition chromatography as a preparative-scale separation technique for citrus flavones

Fast centrifugal partition chromatography (FCPC) is a preparative-scale separations methodology based on the principles of counter current chromatography. Separations by FCPC are typically achieved with higher recoveries and with lower solvent use compared to conventional column chromatography. HSCP...

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98
Fast Critical Experiments in FCA and Their Analysis.
1984-01-01

JAERI Fast Critical Facility FCA went critical for the first time in April, 1967. Since then, critical experiments and their analysis were carried out on thirty-five assemblies until march, 1982. This report summarizes many achievements obtained in these ...

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99
Emulating the Fast-Start Swimming Performance of the Chain ...
2006-09-01

... Abstract : Mean maximum start-up accelerations and velocities achieved by the fast-start specialist, northern pike, are reported at 120 m/s sq and 4 ...

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100
Decade of progress in fast reactor fuel.
1990-01-01

Progress in fuel technology in the past 10 years is discussed with emphasis on the role played by the Fast Flux Test Facility (FFTF). Now that burnups of 200 MW d/kg are achievable in mixed-oxide fuels, the economics of the fuel cycle for liquid-metal rea...

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Choice of Pyroprocess for Integral Fast Reactor Fuel.
1985-01-01

A design objective for the Integral Fast Reactor (IFR) is fuel self sufficiency. This can be achieved only by employing chemical reprocessing as part of the fuel cycle. Because the fuel is a metal alloy (U-Pu-Zr), direct production of metal is highly adva...

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102
Blanket Design Considerations for Fast Reactor Oxide Fuel Systems Based on CRBRP Experience.
1980-01-01

The blanket assemblies are of prime importance in achieving the performance goals of fast reactor fuel systems to conserve uranium ore and to minimize fuel cycle costs. The purpose of past blanket design efforts in the US was to meet these goals with desi...

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103
Quantification of chitinase and thaumatin-like proteins in grape juices and wines.
2011-04-05

Chitinases and thaumatin-like proteins are important grape proteins as they have a great influence on wine quality. The quantification of these proteins in grape juices and wines, along with their purification, is therefore crucial to study their intrinsic characteristics and the exact role they play in wines. The main isoforms of these two proteins from Chardonnay grape juice ...

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104
On the Centroids of Symmetrized Bregman Divergences Extended Abstract

image histograms [15]. Efficiency is another key issue of CBIR systems since we do not want to compute and efficient dichotomic search procedure that provably converges fast to the exact symmetrized Bregman centroid) are often used in sound/image applications, where our fast geodesic dichotomic walk algorithm converging

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105
Multirate Time Integration for Compressible Atmospheric Flow
2008-09-01

We generalise split-explicit Runge-Kutta methods utilised in atmospheric dynamics simulation where fast sub-processes (sound waves) are integrated by small time steps. The inclusion of fixed tendencies of previous stages leads to an improvement of the stability barrier for the acoustics equation by a factor of two. Order and stability analysis is based on the assumption of ...

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106
Collisionless reconnection in an electron-positron plasma.
2005-12-05

Electromagnetic particle-in-cell simulations of fast collisionless reconnection in a two-dimensional electron-positron plasma (without an equilibrium guide field) are presented. A generalized Ohm's law in which the Hall current cancels out exactly is given. It is suggested that the key to fast reconnection in this plasma is the ...

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107
Collisionless Reconnection in an Electron-Positron Plasma
2005-12-09

Electromagnetic particle-in-cell simulations of fast collisionless reconnection in a two-dimensional electron-positron plasma (without an equilibrium guide field) are presented. A generalized Ohm's law in which the Hall current cancels out exactly is given. It is suggested that the key to fast reconnection in this plasma is ...

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108
Calculation Program for Fast Reactor Design, 2. Multi-Dimensional Perturbation Theory Code Based on Diffusion Approximation: PERKY.
1977-01-01

The program PERKY is used for calculating reactivity worth and kinetic parameters of a fast breeder reactor by ordinary first-order or exact perturbation theory based on two- or three-dimensional diffusion approximation. It calculates effective delayed ne...

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109
Beam expander telescope design utilizing fast spherical primaries.
1979-04-15

An exact geometrical ray analysis has been used to derive the profiles for telescope secondaries that perfectly recollimate beams incident on fast concave spherical mirrors. Both Cassegrainian and Gregorian configurations are possible. The high magnification designs tend to redistribute the energy profile and may be used, for example, to make Gaussian ...

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110
Fast bistable wavelength switching characteristics in two-electrode distributed feedback lasers
1990-02-01

This paper reports fast bistable wavelength switching between two longitudinal modes separated by 1.7 nm achieved in a two-electrode distributed feedback laser with strongly inhomogeneous excitation. As a result, fast wavelength switching time less than 200 ps is successfully observed in this device. In addition, high-speed repetitive ...

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111
Exact rebinning methods for three-dimensional PET.
1999-08-01

The high computational cost of data processing in volume PET imaging is still hindering the routine application of this successful technique, especially in the case of dynamic studies. This paper describes two new algorithms based on an exact rebinning equation, which can be applied to accelerate the processing of three-dimensional (3-D) PET data. The first algorithm, ...

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112
The perfectly reflecting wedge used as a control model in seismic diffraction modelling
1987-07-01

The numerical modelling of seismic diffraction, e.g., at faults and other discontinuities, generally requires the use of fast approximate methods. The geophysicist responsible for the development of such numerical methods has a real need of exact solutions to certain ideal geometries to check the accuracy of his calculations. One such ...

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113
Slow manifold and Hannay angle in the spinning top
2011-01-01

The spin of a top can be regarded as a fast variable, coupled to the motion of the axis which is slow. In pure precession, the rotation of the axis round a cone (without nutation), can be considered as the result of a reaction from the fast spin. The resulting restriction of the total state space of the top is an illustrative example, at graduate-student ...

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114
Slow Manifold and Hannay Angle in the Spinning Top
2011-01-01

The spin of a top can be regarded as a fast variable, coupled to the motion of the axis which is slow. In pure precession, the rotation of the axis round a cone (without nutation), can be considered as the result of a reaction from the fast spin. The resulting restriction of the total state space of the top is an illustrative example, at graduate-student ...

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115
RF power diagnostics and control on the DIII-D, 4 MW 30--120 MHz fast wave current drive system (FWCD)
1995-10-01

The Fast Wave Current Drive System uses three 2 MW transmitters to drive three antennas inside the DIII-D vacuum vessel. This paper describes the diagnostics for this system. The diagnostics associated with the General Atomics Fast Wave Current Drive System allow the system tuning to be analyzed and modified on a between shot basis. The transmitters can be ...

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116
Observation of tunneling of slow and fast electromagnetic modes in coupled periodic waveguides
2011-02-01

We report the experimental observation of tunneling of slow and fast electromagnetic modes in coupled periodic waveguides shifted longitudinally by half of modulation period. According to the symmetry analysis, such a coupler supports two electromagnetic modes with exactly matched slow or fast group velocities but different phase ...

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117
Simulation of the Flow Past an Impulsively Started Cylinder ...
1990-05-11

... the universe, for all the great memories. ... 3.5.1) Parallel efficiency of the fast algorithm ... proper diffusive behavior is achieved by expanding the core of ...

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118
Nonlinear Feedback Control for Rapid, On-Line Trajectory ...
2005-12-01

... a fast psuedospectral optimization method, not only are rapid optimal trajectories achievable, but through successive trajectory generations as a ...

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119
Low-Cost High-Speed Techniques for Real-Time Simulation ...
2007-06-01

... capable of achieving fast real-time operation, and the recognition that the algorithms commonly used for power system simulation, including those ...

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120
Fast Plasma Mixing: A New Excitation Method for CW Lasers
1990-03-15

... allows generating excited atoms of elements which naturally exist only as moiecliles. CW laser action was achieved in oxygen and fluorine and ...

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Design of a Small-Aperture Steering Mirror for High ...
1990-10-26

... engineer's task in designing a high- bandwidth steering mirror. ... stiff to achieve the desired fast response. ... If secondary modes do couple into rotation ...

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122
DYNAMIC FRACTURE PRESSURE OF QUARTZ
1969-01-01

... The apparatus consists of a gas operated pressure vessel which utilizes the stretched stem principle for achieving fast valve opening times. 3 LU ...

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123
DEVELOPMENT OF AN ULTRAFAST MODERATE ENERGY ...
1966-01-01

... fast rate of energy transfer is achieved, a very high temperature can be obtained even when there is only moderate stored energy (about 1000 ...

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124
Banquet Talk: Area-Time-Power Tradeoffs in Computer ...
2004-09-30

... Logic Transistors/Chip Transistor/Staff Month ... But fast clocks do not by themselves increase system performance ... Achieving low power systems ...

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125
Validity, accuracy, and efficiency of multiple-scattering theory for space-filling scatterers
1990-07-15

The equations of multiple-scattering theory (MST) are solved for the case of a lattice of square-well potentials in the shape of squares that fill the plane. We find that multiple-scattering theory is exact within reasonably achievable numerical accuracy. There {ital is} a problem with the convergence of MST in its traditional formulation that has obscured ...

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126
Transverse Mercator with an accuracy of a few nanometers
2011-02-01

Implementations of two algorithms for the transverse Mercator projection are described; these achieve accuracies close to machine precision. One is based on the exact equations of Thompson and Lee and the other uses an extension of Kr�ger's series for the mapping to higher order. The exact method provides an accuracy of 9 nm over the ...

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127
Transverse Mercator with an accuracy of a few nanometers
2011-08-01

Implementations of two algorithms for the transverse Mercator projection are described; these achieve accuracies close to machine precision. One is based on the exact equations of Thompson and Lee and the other uses an extension of Kr�ger's series for the mapping to higher order. The exact method provides an accuracy of 9 nm over the ...

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128
Towards High Resolution Cavity Enhanced Spectroscopy with Fast Ion Beams
2010-06-01

The spectroscopic study of gas phase molecular ions has been recognized as an important subject for many fields ranging from combustion to the chemistry of the interstellar medium. In order to perform high resolution spectroscopy with molecular ions, several challenges have to be overcome, including low sample densities and spectral congestion caused by neutral species. For many years, ...

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129
The Fisher-Markov selector: fast selecting maximally separable feature subset for multiclass classification with applications to high-dimensional data.
2011-06-01

Selecting features for multiclass classification is a critically important task for pattern recognition and machine learning applications. Especially challenging is selecting an optimal subset of features from high-dimensional data, which typically have many more variables than observations and contain significant noise, missing components, or outliers. Existing methods either cannot handle ...

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130
Performance of ANL hexagonal-geometry nodal diffusion methods
1994-12-31

The DlF3D nodal scheme was the first widely used hexagonal-geometry extension of the transverse integration nodal approach. This scheme is extremely effective for its primary application (fast reactors), its accuracy typically being similar to that of finite difference (FD) solutions employing 24 triangular mesh per hexagon and a factor of {approximately} 5 finer axial mesh. ...

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131
High definition imaging in the Mega Amp Spherical Torus spherical tokamak from soft x rays to infrared (invited)
2004-10-01

The Mega Amp Spherical Torus (MAST) diagnostic needs are strongly influenced by physics goals that often require diagnostic integration and cross-mapping, especially in fine-scale investigations, such as transport barriers. Conversely, the unrivalled viewing access to the edge, scrape-off layer (SOL) and divertor regions, provided by the MAST open geometry, impacts on the physics program ...

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132
GPU-based ultra-fast direct aperture optimization for online adaptive radiation therapy
2010-08-01

Online adaptive radiation therapy (ART) has great promise to significantly reduce normal tissue toxicity and/or improve tumor control through real-time treatment adaptations based on the current patient anatomy. However, the major technical obstacle for clinical realization of online ART, namely the inability to achieve real-time efficiency in treatment re-planning, has yet to ...

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133
Fast and accurate clustering of noncoding RNAs using ensembles of sequence alignments and secondary structures
2011-02-15

BackgroundClustering of unannotated transcripts is an important task to identify novel families of noncoding RNAs (ncRNAs). Several hierarchical clustering methods have been developed using similarity measures based on the scores of structural alignment. However, the high computational cost of exact structural alignment requires these methods to employ approximate algorithms. ...

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134
Design aspects of a cold neutron irradiator
1995-12-31

Design work on a cold-neutron irradiator (CNI) is being pursued at Cornell University. Prompt gamma neutron activation analysis (PGNAA) by means of cold neutron absorption is the objective of the CNI. Using cold neutrons instead of thermal neutrons to cause neutron capture in the sample, the CNI is a logical extension of the concept of a thermal neutron irradiator. Since the neutron capture cross ...

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135
Cutaneous colesional acquired immunodeficiency syndrome associated Kaposi sarcoma and cryptococcosis.
2010-12-01

The clinicopathologic features of 4 AIDS patients with cutaneous colesional Kaposi sarcoma (KS) and cryptococcosis, a rare phenomenon, are described. Biopsies from 3 patients who were highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART)-naive demonstrated predominant KS with a conspicuous spindle cell component and small aggregates of cryptococcal yeasts in 2 biopsies and predominant gelatinous ...

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136
A fast underwater optical image segmentation algorithm based on a histogram weighted fuzzy c-means improved by PSO
2011-03-01

The S/N of an underwater image is low and has a fuzzy edge. If using traditional methods to process it directly, the result is not satisfying. Though the traditional fuzzy C-means algorithm can sometimes divide the image into object and background, its time-consuming computation is often an obstacle. The mission of the vision system of an autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) is to rapidly and ...

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137
Numerical improvements of the exact kernel method in transport theory
1988-06-01

The formalism of the exact DSN method also called the I method, is recalled. A fully analytical integration is proposed to compute the three-dimensional array I(k,l,m), which is the crucial point of such a theory. Comparisons with the numerical quadratures proposed so far show that a significant CPU time savings is achieved (a factor of 1000 for S/sub 8/), ...

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138
Exact quantization of a paraxial electromagnetic field
2005-12-15

A nonperturbative quantization of a paraxial electromagnetic field is achieved via a generalized dispersion relation imposed on the longitudinal and the transverse components of the photon wave vector. This theoretical formalism yields a seamless transition between the paraxial- and the Maxwell-equation solutions. This obviates the need to introduce either ad hoc or ...

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139
Algorithmic properties of the midpoint predictor-corrector time integrator.
2009-03-01

Algorithmic properties of the midpoint predictor-corrector time integration algorithm are examined. In the case of a finite number of iterations, the errors in angular momentum conservation and incremental objectivity are controlled by the number of iterations performed. Exact angular momentum conservation and exact incremental objectivity are ...

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140
UWB Impulse Radar Characterization and Processing Techniques.
2004-01-01

Ultra-Wideband (UWB) impulse radar is inherently a noise-limited technology. While sub-nanosecond pulses achieve good range resolution, the resultant extreme bandwidth exacts a toll on system performance in terms of noise power entering the receiver. Data...

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141
Testing the Accuracy of a Three-Dimensional Acoustic Coupled Mode Model.
1991-01-01

The three-dimensional coupled mode sound propagation model of Chiu and Ehret (1990) is tested for its accuracy in modeling horizontal sound refraction. This test is achieved by comparing results generated by this model with exact analytic solutions to a p...

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142
Slant hole completion test. Final report.
1993-01-01

One of the Department of Energy's (DOE) Strategies and Objectives in the Natural Gas Program is to conduct activities to transfer technology from R&D programs to potential users. The Slant Hole Completion Test has achieved exactly this objective. The Slan...

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143
Separation of variables and exact solution to the Dirac equation in curvilinear orthogonal coordinates with cylindrical symmetry
1990-11-01

In the present article, a complete separation of variables in the Dirac equation for a free particle is achieved in parabolic cylinder and elliptical coordinates. The resulting system of ordinary differential equations is solved and the asymptotic behavior of the spinor solution is discussed.

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144
Semiconductor Technology for VLSI: Plasma Etching and High-Pressure Oxidation.
1982-01-01

The large scale integration of electronic circuits on silicon requires etching of structures in the range of 1 micrometer or smaller. This cannot be achieved by wet chemical means. Dry etching processes, however, do produce an exact replica of the desired...

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145
Semiconductor Technology for VLSI: Plasma Etching and High Pressure Oxidation.
1981-01-01

The large scale integration of electronic circuits on silicon requires etching of structures in the range of 1 micrometer or smaller. This cannot be achieved by wet chemical means. Dry etching processes, however, do produce an exact replica of the desired...

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146
Processor Aided Firing of Small Arms.
2004-01-01

A digital processor aiming and firing system generates a trigger signal with electronic timing exactness, resulting in shooting accuracy unobtainable by humans. To achieve this, a view down the barrel sight is captured by a digital video camera and analyz...

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147
Predicting What People Learn From Examples.
1995-01-01

Students often memorize a set of steps from examples in domains such as probability and physics, without inducing what subgoals those steps achieve. Such students fail to solve novel problems with identical goal structures but which do not permit exactly ...

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148
NURBS based B-rep Models for Macromolecules and their Properties

and the corresponding geometry of the molecule can be easily extracted. On the basis of such results we develop a B to the determination of the solvent accessible surface (the offset of a union of balls is a union of balls) and generalizes to achieve the exact representation of the solvent contact surface (also known as the Connolly

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149
Large-Scale Energy Planning Models: A Methodological Analysis.
1977-01-01

The authors describe five well-known energy planning models with the aim of communicating a genuine understanding of exactly how the models work, what they achieve, and the general policy context in which they are relevant. The sectoral and geographic cov...

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150
High Pressure Liquid Chromatography and Its Application to the Separation of Polynuclear Aromatic Hydrocarbons in Atmospheric Dust and Burning Residues.
1975-01-01

A description is given of a new technique of analysis, high-speed liquid chromatography, or more exactly the high performance liquid chromatography, because of the progress achieved on the new packings of the columns. The main types of chromatography, acc...

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151
Exact Solution of a Constrained Optimization Problem in Thermoelectric Cooling.
2008-01-01

We consider an optimization problem in thermoelectric cooling. The maximum achievable cooling temperature in thermoelectric cooling is, among other things, affected by the Seebeck coefficient profile of the inhomogeneous materials. Mathematically, the max...

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152
Energy fluctuations in the Nilsson model
1973-08-01

A Nilsson--like calculation of single-particle energies is carried out in a manner so that their sum may be exactly related to the total energy. The proposal of Strutinsky that the fluctuations in the energy are contained mainly in this sum, is shown to be quantitatively inaccurate. This is achieved by an explicit calculation of the fluctuations ...

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153
Cure Monitoring Techniques Using Embedded Sensors.
1997-01-01

Assessing the exact state of cure of thermosetting polymer composite components using embedded sensors can allow the user to precisely control the cure cycle in order to achieve optimum cure. However, to be practical for bonded composite repair, especiall...

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154
Countermeasures: Motivating for Safe Performance.
1979-01-01

In this booklet we are going to examine the process of motivation in depth. We are going to look at exactly what we are trying to mot1vate focusing on the necessity of identifying the tasks that are essential if we are to achieve safety's goals in support...

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155
Calculated Unsteady Aerodynamics of Wings.
1987-01-01

Substantial advances in the analysis of the large-amplitude unsteady aerodynamics of wings have been achieved. Special focus has been placed on developing techniques for describing the exact non-linear convection, deformation, and roll-up of the vorticity...

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156
Interval-Searching Algorithms for Multiple-Access Contention Resolution: Delay and Throughput
1985-01-01

Message contention is inevitable in any random multiple-access communication system. In order to achieve a high percentage of successful transmissions, the behavior of users must be governed by a contention resolution algorithm (CRA). A CRA is characterized by its throughput rate, transmission delay and stability. A challenging design problem consists of making the best ...

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157
Comprehensive lipidomics analysis of bioactive lipids in complex regulatory networks.
2010-10-01

In the present work we describe the development of an analytical technique for simultaneous profiling of over 100 biochemically related lipid mediators in biological samples. A multistep procedure was implemented to extract eicosanoids and other bioactive lipids from the biological matrix, chromatographically separate them using fast reversed-phase liquid chromatography, ...

PubMed

158
Accuracy and run-time comparison for different potential approaches and iterative solvers in finite element method based EEG source analysis
2009-08-01

Accuracy and run-time play an important role in medical diagnostics and research as well as in the field of neuroscience. In Electroencephalography (EEG) source reconstruction, a current distribution in the human brain is reconstructed noninvasively from measured potentials at the head surface (the EEG inverse problem). Numerical modeling techniques are used to simulate head surface potentials for ...

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159
A Fast and Very Accurate Approach to the Computation of Microlensing Magnification Patterns Based on Inverse Polygon Mapping
2006-12-01

A new method of calculating microlensing magnification patterns is proposed that is based on the properties of the backward gravitational lens mapping of a lattice of polygonal cells defined at the image plane. To a first-order approximation, the local linearity of the transformation allows us to compute the contribution of each image-plane cell to the magnification by apportioning the area of the ...

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160
Cooled Transmission-Mode NEA-Photocathode with a Band-Graded Active Layer for High Brightness Electron Source
2009-08-01

A Free-Electron Laser (FEL) places many exacting demands on a Negative Electron Affinity (NEA) photocathode, such as the need for an ultra-fast response time, low energy spread for emitted electrons, high quantum efficiency (Q.E.) and a high average photocurrent. However, these key requirements are conflicting, and cannot be fulfilled by conventional ...

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Accuracy and run-time comparison for different potential approaches and iterative solvers in finite element method based EEG source analysis.
2009-08-01

Accuracy and run-time play an important role in medical diagnostics and research as well as in the field of neuroscience. In Electroencephalography (EEG) source reconstruction, a current distribution in the human brain is reconstructed noninvasively from measured potentials at the head surface (the EEG inverse problem). Numerical modeling techniques are used to simulate head surface potentials for ...

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162
Sweeping Simplices: A fast iso�surface extraction algorithm for unstructured grids

Sweeping Simplices: A fast iso�surface extraction algorithm for unstructured grids Han�Wei Shen�surface extraction on unstructured grids. The marching cubes algorithm proposed by Lorensen and Cline [1] has become to achieve fast iso� surface extraction within unstructured grids. The al� gorithm comprises two parts

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163
Fast-neutron spectrum measurement by a stilbene scintillaion spectrometer
1974-01-01

A stilbene scintillation spectrometer for continuous fast-neutron spectra measurement is described. Discrimination of gamma rays is achieved by utilizing differences in the shapes of scintillation pulses produced by recoiled protons and electrons. In addition, results of measurements of fast-neutron spectra of the reactor ...

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164
Developments of Optical Fast-Gated Imaging Systems.
1984-01-01

Several fast-gated imaging systems to measure ultra-fast single-transient data have been developed for time-resolved imaging of pulsed radiation sources. These systems were designed to achieve image recording times of 1 to 3 ms and dynamic ranges of >200:...

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165
Design of a tapered stripline fast Faraday cup for measurements on heavy ion beams: problems and solutions
1998-12-10

The design of a tapered stripline fast Faraday cup (TSFFC) to perform the impedance matching between the fast cup itself and the signal line (connector, cable, and amplifier) is reported here. The frequency response of the TSFFC as a high-pass filter is analyzed from a theoretical point of view and some solutions to achieve a broadband ...

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166
Development and fabrication of a fast recovery, high voltage power diode
1981-06-01

The use of positive bevels for P-I-N mesa structures to achieve high voltages is described. The technique of glass passivation for mesa structures is described. The utilization of high energy radiation to control the lifetime of carriers in silicon is reported as a means to achieve fast recovery times. Characterization data is reported ...

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167
Progress of the Fast Ignition REalization EXperiment (FIREX) Project
2008-11-01

Fast ignition has a potential to achieve ignition and burn with about one tenth of laser energy required for ongoing NIF and LMJ programs. With the fast ignition, the fuel compression and heating are separated, with ignition initiated by a short very high power laser pulse incident on the already compressed fuel. The ...

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168
Teleseismic surface wave study for S-wave velocity structure under an array: Southern California
2006-08-01

Teleseismic surface wave data from the dense seismographic network in Southern California (CISN, California Integrated Seismic Network) are used to construct S-wave velocity maps for the region. Surface wave phase velocity measurements are achieved by way of a waveform-matching spectral-domain technique that was developed for use within the CISN array. A two-station phase ...

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169
Performance of a reconfigured atmospheric general circulation model at low resolution
2007-07-01

Paleoclimate simulations usually require model runs over a very long time. The fast integration version of a state-of-the-art general circulation model (GCM), which shares the same physical and dynamical processes but with reduced horizontal resolution and increased time step, is usually developed. In this study, we configure a fast version of an ...

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170
FAMBE-pH: a fast and accurate method to compute the total solvation free energies of proteins.
2008-08-07

A fast and accurate method to compute the total solvation free energies of proteins as a function of pH is presented. The method makes use of a combination of approaches, some of which have already appeared in the literature; (i) the Poisson equation is solved with an optimized fast adaptive multigrid boundary element (FAMBE) method; (ii) the electrostatic ...

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171
FAMBE-pH: A Fast and Accurate Method to Compute the Total Solvation Free Energies of Proteins
2008-08-07

A fast and accurate method to compute the total solvation free energies of proteins as a function of pH is presented. The method makes use of a combination of approaches, some of which have already appeared in the literature; (i) the Poisson equation is solved with an optimized fast adaptive multigrid boundary element (FAMBE) method; (ii) the electrostatic ...

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172
Fast algorithm for probabilistic bone edge detection (FAPBED)
2005-04-01

The registration of preoperative CT to intra-operative reality systems is a crucial step in Computer Assisted Orthopedic Surgery (CAOS). The intra-operative sensors include 3D digitizers, fiducials, X-rays and Ultrasound (US). FAPBED is designed to process CT volumes for registration to tracked US data. Tracked US is advantageous because it is real time, noninvasive, and non-ionizing, but it is ...

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Post-Prandial Lipid Levels for Assessing Target Goal Achievement in Type 2 Diabetic Patients Taking Statin
2010-03-17

It is inconvenient to perform serum lipid analysis in fasting state in diabetic patients with drug treatment. In patients with statin treatment and Asian diet, it has not been clearly known whether non-fasting values could be used for the clinical decision making in diabetic patients. In this study, fasting and post-prandial plasma ...

PubMed Central

174
Vibrations of circular cylindrical shells
1975-07-01

An exact solution method for the free vibration problem of thin circular cylindrical shells is presented. The differential equations of motion are solved directly with the use of simple Fourier series as the modal displacement functions. Stokes' transformation is exploited to obtain correct series expressions for the derivatives of the Fourier series. From ...

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175
Properties and Radiation Behavior of Self-Reading Rod Dosimeter; EIGENSCHAFTEN UND BESTRAHLUNGSVERHALTEN SELBSTABLESBARER STABDOSIMETER
1963-04-01

By comparison of rod dosimeters of different manufacturers with regard to their charge behavior and seifdischarge, sensitivity to shock, exactness and fluctuations of dose registering, and energy and direction dependence, the Bendix dosimeter proved to be the best of the investigated types for registering quanta radiation. This dosimeter was therefore investigated ...

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176
Adiabatic theory for the bipolaron
1995-02-01

A translation-invariant adiabatic theory is constructed for the bipolaron. It is shown that motions in the bipolaron are divided: the relative electron coordinates describe fast electron oscillations in the induced polarization well and the center of mass coordinates represent slow electron movement followed by polarization. Nonlinear differential bipolaron equations are ...

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177
Relativistic kinetic model for energy deposition of intense laser-driven electrons in fast ignition scenario
2011-02-01

One of the most crucial steps for a fast ignition scenario is the energy deposition into the highly compressed deuterium-tritium core plasmas via intense laser-produced relativistic electrons. Based on fundamental principles, a kinetic model is developed by considering both binary collisions and the contribution due to collective process. The collision operator is ...

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178
a Fast Boundary Element Method for Underwater Acoustics
2005-01-01

A fast algorithm for the boundary element method is developed to handle problems in underwater acoustics. The algorithm employs the multipole and local expansions to approximate far-field potentials, and exploits the discrete convolution nature of mapping multipole to local expansions to accelerate the potential evaluation process. The speedup in the solution process is ...

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179
Instrumentation, Monitoring and NDE for New Fast Reactors
2007-07-01

The Global Nuclear Energy Partnership (GNEP) will require the development of actinide transmutation, which can most effectively be accomplished in a fast-spectrum reactor. To achieve higher standards of safety and reliability, operate with longer intervals between outages, and achieve high operating capacity factors, new ...

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180
Fast interceptors for theater boost-phase intercept
1993-04-01

Boost-phase theater intercept concepts are needed for known and existing countermeasures to current systems. Fast kinetic energy interceptors could be developed from existing and improved propulsion technology and miniaturized sensors to provide that capability. High velocity interceptors with achievable acceleration could achieve the ...

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Exact inference in networks with discrete children of continuous parents
2001-01-01

Many real life domains contain a mixture of discrete and continuous variables and can be modeled as hybrid Bayesian Networks (BNs). An important subclass of hybrid BNs are conditional linear Gaussian (CLG) networks, where the conditional distribution of the continuous variables given an assignment to the discrete variables is a multivariate Gaussian. Lauritzen�s extension to the clique tree ...

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182
Optimized gyrosynchrotron algorithms and fast codes
2011-06-01

Gyrosynchrotron (GS) emission of charged particles spiraling in magnetic fields plays an exceptionally important role in astrophysics. In particular, this mechanism makes a dominant contribution to the continuum solar and stellar radio emissions. However, the available exact equations describing the emission process are extremely slow computationally, thus limiting the ...

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An evaluation of different methods for space-dependent resonance shielding of cross sections in fast reactors
1980-12-01

Within the framework of the Abajan, Bazazjantz, Bondarenko, and Nikolaev (ABBN) shielding factor approach, several methods have been proposed in the past for the treatment of resonance shielding of multigroup cross sections in heterogeneous cells of fast reactor lattices. First, the approximations made in the different methods and their interrelationship is briefly reviewed. ...

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184
Adaptation of a Fast Optimal Interpolation Algorithm to the Mapping of Oceanographic Data
1997-01-01

. A fast, recently developed, multiscale optimal interpolation algorithm has been adapted to the mapping of hydrographic and other oceanographic data. This algorithm produces solution and error estimates which are consistent with those obtained from exact least squares methods, but at a small fraction of the computational cost. Problems whose solution ...

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185
Study on living object identification based on genetic algorithms
2007-11-01

Fast and effectual salvage can reduce accident loss, ensure people's lives and belongings safely when shipwreck occurs. It is very important that discovering objects should be timely and exactly to insure the salvage going on wheels. This text puts forward an object identification arithmetic based on Genetic Algorithms, which makes use of Genetic ...

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Exact Calculation of Local Density of States in Two-Dimensional Photonic Crystals
2010-10-01

An exact calculation method of local density of states (LDOS) in two-dimensional (2D) photonic crystals (PCs) is presented. In order to calculate the LDOS, the eigen-equation of magnetic field is first solved by the plane-wave expansion method, then the eigen-modes of electric-field are obtained. There are two different ways to solve the eigen-equantion of magnetic field and ...

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187
COUPLED FAST-THERMAL POWER BREEDER CRITICAL EXPERIMENT
1958-10-31

A coupled fast-thermal reactor experiment was performed on tbe Argonoe National Laboratory Fast Critical Facility (ZPR-III). These experiments were on a 50-liter core mockup of a power breeder system and concere the critical loading, power distribution, neutron lifetime, subcriticality without thermal fissions, danger coefficients important for a ...

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188
High precision numerical solutions to electric fields in a radial drift chamber
1990-09-21

A modification to the proportional chamber design makes it possible to achieve 5{mu}m spatial resolution in particle tracking. Achieving this requires knowing exactly what the electric field is in the chamber, and simple approximations to the field are not accurate enough. The operation of the chamber and techniques which accurately ...

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189
Achieving superresolution in near-field optical data readout systems using surface plasmons

Achieving superresolution in near-field optical data readout systems using surface plasmons Greg July 2005; accepted 13 September 2005; published online 1 November 2005 The effects of surface plasmons are studied numerically using an exact Green's tensor formulation. It is shown that plasmon effects can both

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190
THE FAST MULTIPLICATION EFFECT OF BERYLLIUM OXIDE IN REACTORS
1959-12-14

The net multiplication effect of beryllium oxide, which is due to the (n,2n) reaction, was calculated using an essentially exact calculation of the neutron spectrum as a function of energy. The upper limit of the (n,2n) cross section curve gives the unpoisoned value epsilon /sup +/ = 1.047 and the lower limit gives epsilon /sup -/ = 1,027. The behavior of the ...

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191
SIMPLIFIED METHODS OF PREDICTING TEMPERATURE TRANSIENTS IN A FAST REACTOR POWER EXCURSION
1962-04-15

Approximations, for the purpose of predicting local and average temperatures in the core of a fast reactor during power excursions, were developed and evaluated. Simplified forms of the heat conduction equation in a cylindrical fuel rod and the energy equation in flowing coolant are presented. These were used to predict transients in a selected test case problem, and ...

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192
Film Production Methods in Precision Optics
2009-01-01

Basic PVD processes are either fast running but low in particle energy (evaporation), or exactly the other way round (sputtering) or have disturbing side effects (arc ablation). After presentation of the basic processes, it is shown how they are improved to become effective in reliable and fast deposition of highquality optical films. ...

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Fast methods for including attenuation in the EM algorithm
1990-04-01

Attenuation of {gamma}-rays within the body has for some time been recognized as one of the major factors affecting emission tomography data. The manner in which it is treated impacts on the accuracy of the reconstruction. An exact treatment of known or estimated attenuation can be formulated for least squares or maximum likelihood solutions by direct inclusion of the ...

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194
Comments on FAST survey
1991-07-12

The following messages were taken from Inter-office Electronic Mail and provide perspective on the DOE FAST site survey. The key issue is that WSRC analytical groups have been unable to state when processes will be operated and what the exact requirements will be for characterizing materials from those processes when they do start. What results is a ...

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195
Classical-quantum correspondence for ionization in fast ion-atom collisions
1994-10-01

We analyze the interplay between classical and quantum dynamics in ionization of atoms by fast charged particles The convergence to the classical limit is studied as a function of the momentum transferred to the electron during the collision, the impact parameter. the energy and angle of the emitted electron, and the initial state of the target. One goal is to assess the ...

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196
A fast method for the solution of the Helmholtz equation
2011-06-01

In this paper, we consider the numerical solution of the Helmholtz equation, arising from the study of the wave equation in the frequency domain. The approach proposed here differs from those recently considered in the literature, in that it is based on a decomposition that is exact when considered analytically, so the only degradation in computational performance is due to ...

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New Developments for the NWTC's FAST Aeroelastic HAWT Simulator: Preprint
2003-10-01

Discrepancies in response predictions among FAST, ADAMS, and other industry-accepted wind turbine analysis codes led the National Renewable Energy Laboratory to dedicate significant time and effort to overhauling its FAST aeroelastic horizontal-axis wind turbine simulator. Included in the overhaul were improvements to the system dynamics models and ...

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198
Prediction of acoustic scattering in the time domain and its applications to rotorcraft noise
2009-01-01

This work aims at the development of a numerical method for the analysis of acoustic scattering in the time domain and its applications to rotorcraft noise. This purpose is achieved by developing two independent methods: (1) an analytical formulation of the pressure gradient for an arbitrary moving source and (2) a time-domain moving equivalent source method. First, the ...

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The Effect of Fast Food Restaurants on Obesity
2009-01-01

Abstract. We investigate the health consequences of changes in the supply of fast food using the exact geographical location of fast food restaurants. Specifically, we ask how the supply of fast food affects the obesity rates of 3 million school children and the weight gain of over 1 million pregnant women. We find ...

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