one-dimensional flow theory
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... -- 3.1.4 Differential map 102 -- 3.1.5 Curve, tangent vector of a curve 103 -- 3.1.6 Vector field, flow ... ... 104 -- 3.1.7 Distributions 106 -- 3.1.8 One-for ms 106 -- 3.2 Tensor fields and geometric objects 107 ... ... of Mappings 213 -- 5.1.1 Introduction to mappings and transformation theory 213 -- 5.1.2 Formalism of ... ... Lie groups 217 -- 5.2.4 One-parameter groups of continuous transformations 218 -- 5.2.5 Lie derivative ... ... AND TRANSFORMATIONS 267 -- 6.1 Conformal and isometric mappings 267 -- 6.1.1 Introduction to the theory ...
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... Measurement 132 -- 8.4.2 Repeated Inversion Recovery 134 -- 8.5 Spectroscopy and Chemical Shift 136 -- 9 One-Dimensional ... ... 664 -- 22.6 Calibration Materials for Relaxation Time Measurements 665 -- 23 Motion Artifacts and Flow ... ... or Motion in the -- Read Direction 670 -- 23.1.2 Effects of Constant Velocity Flow on the Image 673 ... ... 683 -- 23.3.2 Sinusoidal Translational Motion 683 -- 23.3.3 Examples of Ghosting from Pulsatile Flow ... ... -- 27.4.5 Power Deposition 854 -- 28 Parallel Imaging 859 -- 28.1 Coil Signals, Their Images, and a One-Dimensional ...
Second edition xxxii, 944 stran : ilustrace ; 29 cm
- Konspekt
- Patologie. Klinická medicína
- NLK Obory
- radiologie, nukleární medicína a zobrazovací metody
- NLK Publikační typ
- kolektivní monografie
Due to ever increasing importance of short analysis times in modern HPLC practice, fast gradient elution is becoming widely used both in one-dimensional and two-dimensional separations, especially in the second dimension where the speed of separation is of primary importance. For method development and optimization, prediction of retention in gradient elution from the isocratic data is very important. This is principally possible using the well-established theory of gradient elution, especially for reversed-phase separations. Feasibility of these approaches has been proven in conventional liquid chromatography and commercial prediction software is available for this purpose. However, fast gradient chromatography employing short columns and gradient times in between 1 and 2 min or even less, impose additional stringent demands on the accuracy of prediction, due to rapid changes in mobile phase composition and increased role of extra-column contributions and instrumental dwell volume on the retention. In the present work, possibilities of prediction of the gradient elution times from the isocratic data measured only at two mobile phase concentrations were investigated in fast chromatography of alkylbenzenes, phenylurea and triazine pesticides on five columns differing in lengths: two monolithic ones and three packed with particles of different size. In the second dimension, gradient times are strongly restricted by the short cycle frequency. The effects of the flow-rate on the elution times, on the accuracy of their prediction and on peak capacity were studied under time constraint conditions. Gradient theory can be useful for the optimization of fast gradients.
... f Lasers, CO / CO, Lasers -- CO laser: advances in theory and experiment -- A. ... ... Piper (Australia) 47 -- XV International Symposium on Gas Flow and Chemical Lasers & High Power Laser ... ... Hill (USA) 75 -- Singlet delta oxygen production in E-beam-sustained discharge: theory and experiment ... ... Golubev (Russia) 92 -- XV International Symposium on Gas Flow and Chemical Lasers & High Power Laser ... ... Fujioka (Japan) 119 -- Gas flow in counter-flow jet SOG -- I. M. Evdokimov, D. N. Vasiliev, A. V. ...
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... and eigenvalue spectra 23 -- 1.4.2 Similarity transformations 24 -- 1.4.3 Eigenanalysis in finite-dimensional ... ... distributions 68 -- 2.1.5 Properties of distributions 68 -- 2.1.6 Tempered distributions 69 -- 2.2 ONE-DIMENSIONAL ... ... special functions and their transforms 147 -- 3.4.6 Multidimensional periodicity 149 -- 3.5 SAMPLING THEORY ... ... 9.8.4 Coherent 3D imaging 547 -- 10 ENERGY TRANSPORT AND PHOTONS 551 -- 10.1 ELECTROMAGNETIC ENERGY FLOW ... ... AND DETECTION 551 -- 10.1.1 Energy flow in classical electrodynamics 552 -- 10.1.2 Plane waves 552 - ...
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... Electric Field Manipulation of Bulk -- Liquid Flow 18 -- 1.5. ... ... Theory and Operation Parameters 187 -- 5.3. Applications 196 -- 5.4. ... ... Theory 285 -- 8.5. Stationary Phase Considerations 287 -- 8.6. ... ... Two-Dimensional Separation -- Theory 583 -- 17.3. ... ... Two-Dimensional Separation -- Theory 583 -- 17.3. ...
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- Biochemie. Molekulární biologie. Biofyzika
- NLK Obory
- fyzika, biofyzika
- biomedicínské inženýrství
... S., Bombay -- H PII One Hundred Years of X-rays for Many Millennia of Art: 36 -- The Experience of Italy ... ... M, Kober R, Haase A., Würzburg -- NMR P4 Application of a Flow Model in Gradient-Echo FMRI 354 -- Diemling ... ... J., Heidelberg -- Two-dimensional Multi-Quantum-Coherence 1H NMR- 382 -- Spectroscopy -- Müller C., Bachert ... ... J., Heidelberg -- Measurement of Blood Flow Velocity by the Time Domain Autocorrelation -- Žauhar G., ... ... Erlangen -- A New Method for the Analysis of the ECG Signals Using the Nonlinear Dynamic Systems Theory ...
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... present in myoglobin and hemoglobin 35 -- Geometric aspects determine a-helix packing 36 -- Ridges of one ... ... barrel 46 -- Double barrels have occurred by gene fusion 47 -- The active site is formed by loops at one ... ... and two histidine ligands bound to zinc 116 -- Two zinc fingers in the glucocorticoid receptor form one ... ... Gal 4 contains a binuclear zinc cluster in its DNA-binding domain 119 -- Retroviral zinc fingers have one ... ... - L and M subunits 206 -- Reaction centers convert light energy into electrical energy by electron flow ...
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... (Basel/Umea): Individuality of Immune Systems: the Thou sand Ways and One Way of Being Complete 21 -- ... ... (Vancouver, B.C.): On Network Theory, Ly Phenotypes and Con nectivity 28 -- Reichardt, W. ... ... (Zurich): Immunology in the 1880s: Two Early Theories 413 -- Mitchell, G.F. ... ... Stanford, Calif.): -- Hapten-Specific Regulation of Heterogeneous Antibody Response: Intersection of Theory ... ... Lymphocytes in Organ -- Cultures of Fetal Mouse Thymus: Analysis of Cells Using Monoclonal Anti bodies and Flow ...
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