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## Prediction Of The Stress At The Inlet Of The Nip Region In ...

B.1. The relative and total uncertainty of the conveying angles as well as the relative uncertainty of each parameter that the conveying angle depends on.176 B.2. The relative and total uncertainty of the average channel width and channel width at the screw core as

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## Derivation of Expression for Pressure of Gas-

23-12-2014  Derivation of Expression for Pressure of Gas- Kinetic Theory of Gases-part 2. Watch later.

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## Ŕ periodica polytechnica Derivation of Equations for ...

– angle of the span inclination The basic equation for the conductor curve in Figure 3 is the following in the interval [0;S]: y(x) = c ch x x MIN c c + y MIN; x 2[0;S] (3) Another version of the previous equation is (4) , but its expo-nential version is (5). (x) = 2c sh2 x x MIN 2c + y MIN;x 2[0 S] (4) y(x) = c 2 e xMIN c + e MIN x c c + y MIN; x 2[0;S] (5)

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## Derivation of the in-plane elastic characteristics of ...

01-01-1995  (Fig.. 12,. right).. As. in. the. two-dimensional. case,. expression. (39). may. be. transformed. into. a. boundary. integral. on. aVj. (aVe. being. chosen. such. that. n,. =. n2. =. 0):. (43). E~pression (43). is. well. defined. provided. that. av;. does. not. intersect. either. superficial. SAS. 32-2-8. irregularities. or. internal. holes..

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## Derivation of an expression for the energy gap in a ...

Derivation of an expression for the energy gap in a semiconductor. / Farid, B.; Lenstra, D.; van Haeringen, W. Eindhoven : Technische Hogeschool Eindhoven, 1986. 53 p.

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## 4.7. Photodiodes - University of Colorado Boulder

I (1 e) 0 1 (1 ) e − − + − = − − − a a a a n (4.7.10) The first term is due to light whereas the second term is the due to thermal generation of electron-hole pairs. This derivation assumes that the thickness of the n-type contact layer is much larger than the diffusion length. 4.7.1.1.4. Absorption in the p-contact region

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## Master equation theory applied to the redistribution of ...

of the angles and ˜ de ning the Ω direction, and of the angle γ de ning the positive Q-direction for Ω (see Fig. 2 of Landi Degl’Innocenti 1983 for conventions). The Z-axis for de ning these tensors has to be the quanti-zation axis that is directed along the magnetic eld. However,

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## Derivation and Validation of Diagnostic Thresholds

05-11-2013  In the derivation and validation cohorts, data from a total of 1,272 (mean age, 52.3 years, 30 to 79 years) and 2,501 (mean age, 53.6 years, 32 to 90 years) participants, respectively, were used to evaluate diagnostic thresholds of CBP (Table 1).

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## A Generalization of the Spherical Harmonic Addition Theorem

In Eq. (6), the azimuthal angle Φ should be understood as an implicite function of θ, φ, Of and φ' which is easily obtained from the or dinar y relations between Euler angles. For our purpose the explicite form of Φ is unnecessary and we drop out the arguments of D^ >m '

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## THE EFFECT OF THE SUBGLACIAL WATER PRESSURE GLACIER IN

Diagram illustrating the derivation of the limiting water pressure of stability. An ice slab of thickness d is resting on a stepped bed with a mean slope oc. A simple derivation is as follows: Consider a plane-parallel slab of thickness d and oflarge lateral extent resting on

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## Ŕ periodica polytechnica Derivation of Equations for ...

– angle of the span inclination The basic equation for the conductor curve in Figure 3 is the following in the interval [0;S]: y(x) = c ch x x MIN c c + y MIN; x 2[0;S] (3) Another version of the previous equation is (4) , but its expo-nential version is (5). (x) = 2c sh2 x x MIN 2c + y MIN;x 2[0 S] (4) y(x) = c 2 e xMIN c + e MIN x c c + y MIN; x 2[0;S] (5)

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## Derivation of the in-plane elastic characteristics of ...

01-01-1995  (Fig.. 12,. right).. As. in. the. two-dimensional. case,. expression. (39). may. be. transformed. into. a. boundary. integral. on. aVj. (aVe. being. chosen. such. that. n,. =. n2. =. 0):. (43). E~pression (43). is. well. defined. provided. that. av;. does. not. intersect. either. superficial. SAS. 32-2-8. irregularities. or. internal. holes..

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## (PDF) Einstein's Paper:“Explanation of the

Hereby, ρ and σ are the indices 1, 2, 3: the δ ρσ is the Kronecker delta sym bol. equal to 1 or 0, that is when either ρ = σ or ρ 6 = σ. W e now set forward the following, that the g µν ...

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## Stefan Boltzmann Law - Derivation, Formula,

On simplifying Stefan Boltzmann equation, we get: d ( P A) d λ = 2 π h c 2 λ 5 ( e h c λ k T − 1) \frac {d\left ( \frac {P} {A} \right )} {d\lambda }=\frac {2\pi hc^ {2}} {\lambda ^ {5}\left ( e^ {\frac {hc} {\lambda kT}}-1 \right )} dλd(AP. . ) . = λ5(eλkT hc. . −1)2πhc2.

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## A Theory of Single-Viewpoint Catadioptric Image Formation

dr /is the angle between the normal to the mirror at (r;z) and zO, then by the fact that the angle of incidence equals the angle of reﬂection, we have the constraint that ﬁCµC2°C2ﬂD180–. Our ﬁnal geometric relationship is due to the fact that we can assume the mirror to be specular. This means that the angle of incidence must equal the an-

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## 4.7. Photodiodes - University of Colorado Boulder

The reflectivity for an arbitrary incident angle is: cos 2 1 2 1 2) cos cos cos (q q q n n n R i i t TE + − = (4.7.2) cos 2 2 1 2 1) cos cos cos (q q q n n n R i i t TM + − = (4.7.3) with n2 sin qt = nt sin qi where q i is the incident angle, andq t the transmitted angle. R TE is the reflectivity if the electric field is parallel to the surface while R TM is the reflectivity if the magnetic field is

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## Forcesofa sphere in - University of Washington

sphere. The maximum convergence angle for rays at the edge of the input aperture of a high NAobjective lens such as the Leitz PL APO1.25W (E. Leitz, Inc., Wetzlar, Germany) or the Zeiss PLAN NEOFLUAR63/1.2Wwater immersion objectives (Carl Zeiss, Inc., Thornwood,NY),forexample,is (4ma-700. Computationofthetotal

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## Calculating Perihelion Precession Using The Multiple ...

M(1 e) + h2 M(1 + e) ) h2 M = a2 1 e2 Substituting this into the equation h= r2˚_ gives the period of an orbit: T= Z 2ˇ 0 d˚ hu 2 = h3 M Z 2ˇ 0 d˚ (1 + ecos˚))T= 2 h3 e 2M Z 1 1 dv p 1 2v v 1 e 2 This integral can be done using contour methods, T= h3 e 2M Z dz p 1 z2 z 1 e 2 = 2ˇi h3 e2M2 d dz 1 p 1 2z z= 1 e where is a clockwise contour around the branch cut from 1 to 1, resulting in T= 2ˇh3 M2 (1 e2) 3

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## Master equation theory applied to the redistribution of ...

hypotheses underlying the derivation of Paper I are maintained in the present paper, namely: { weak radiation eld (stimulated emission is neglected with respect to spontaneous emission) { 2-level atom { unpolarized lower level Non-zero magnetic eld will now be considered, all the other hypotheses remaining unchanged. Transition to the laboratory

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## Pressure - Wikipedia

Pressure (symbol: p or P) is the force applied perpendicular to the surface of an object per unit area over which that force is distributed.: 445 Gauge pressure (also spelled gage pressure) is the pressure relative to the ambient pressure.. Various units are used to express pressure. Some of these derive from a unit of force divided by a unit of area; the SI unit of pressure, the pascal (Pa ...

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## Stefan Boltzmann Law - Derivation, Formula,

On simplifying Stefan Boltzmann equation, we get: d ( P A) d λ = 2 π h c 2 λ 5 ( e h c λ k T − 1) \frac {d\left ( \frac {P} {A} \right )} {d\lambda }=\frac {2\pi hc^ {2}} {\lambda ^ {5}\left ( e^ {\frac {hc} {\lambda kT}}-1 \right )} dλd(AP. . ) . = λ5(eλkT hc. . −1)2πhc2.

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## A Theory of Single-Viewpoint Catadioptric Image Formation

dr /is the angle between the normal to the mirror at (r;z) and zO, then by the fact that the angle of incidence equals the angle of reﬂection, we have the constraint that ﬁCµC2°C2ﬂD180–. Our ﬁnal geometric relationship is due to the fact that we can assume the mirror to be specular. This means that the angle of incidence must equal the an-

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## 4.7. Photodiodes - University of Colorado Boulder

The reflectivity for an arbitrary incident angle is: cos 2 1 2 1 2) cos cos cos (q q q n n n R i i t TE + − = (4.7.2) cos 2 2 1 2 1) cos cos cos (q q q n n n R i i t TM + − = (4.7.3) with n2 sin qt = nt sin qi where q i is the incident angle, andq t the transmitted angle. R TE is the reflectivity if the electric field is parallel to the surface while R TM is the reflectivity if the magnetic field is

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## Calculating Perihelion Precession Using The Multiple ...

M(1 e) + h2 M(1 + e) ) h2 M = a2 1 e2 Substituting this into the equation h= r2˚_ gives the period of an orbit: T= Z 2ˇ 0 d˚ hu 2 = h3 M Z 2ˇ 0 d˚ (1 + ecos˚))T= 2 h3 e 2M Z 1 1 dv p 1 2v v 1 e 2 This integral can be done using contour methods, T= h3 e 2M Z dz p 1 z2 z 1 e 2 = 2ˇi h3 e2M2 d dz 1 p 1 2z z= 1 e where is a clockwise contour around the branch cut from 1 to 1, resulting in T= 2ˇh3 M2 (1 e2) 3

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## Application of the Chord Method to Obtain Analytical ...

faces and solid angles. An alternative derivation of the Dancoff factor based on chord length PDFs is developed in this paper that replaces these complicated integrals with 1-D integrals over chord length PDFs. In this work, a general formulation of the Dancoff factor is

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## Cheat Sheet for PFPL - GitHub

pression a Bind variables x ... 23 28 5 Down triangle Generic derivation Generic derivation II. Statics and Dynamics 4 Statics N P Expression Name Say Meaning ... 45 81 Angle brackets Ordered pair Ordered pair 46 81 e:l Left Left projection Select left member of the ordered

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## Estimation of geological dip and curvature from time ...

Here we use in the derivation the powerful machinery of surface-to-surface propagator matrices (see, e.g., Bortfeld, 1989; Cerveny,´ 2001) to suitably modify and extend the imageˇ ray migration algorithm to account for full anisotropy and inhomogeneity.

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## Forcesofa sphere in - University of Washington

sphere. The maximum convergence angle for rays at the edge of the input aperture of a high NAobjective lens such as the Leitz PL APO1.25W (E. Leitz, Inc., Wetzlar, Germany) or the Zeiss PLAN NEOFLUAR63/1.2Wwater immersion objectives (Carl Zeiss, Inc., Thornwood,NY),forexample,is (4ma-700. Computationofthetotal

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## Relation between Angle of Friction and Angle of

Angle of repose is defined as the minimum angle made by an inclined plane with the horizontal such that an object placed on the inclined surface just begins to slide. Relation between Angle of Friction and Angle of Repose. Let us consider a body of mass ‘m’ resting on a plane.

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## The spectral signature of salt fingers

The derivation of the spectral form (2) omits two important, not entirely independent features. First, usually the total record from the sensor will not come from salt fingers all aligned with the x and y axis in the form (1). Rather, different 'clumps' of fingers will be differently oriented. The

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## Forcesofa sphere in - University of Washington

I forasketchofthederivation). Fz nip =Fs n +Rcos20 T2[cos(20-2r) +Rcos20] 1 +R2 +2Rcos2r Fy=Fg c sin20 _-T[sin(20-2r) +Rsin 20] lJ? 1 +R2+2Rcos2r (1) (2) where 0 and r are the angles of incidence and refraction. These formulas sum over all scattered rays and are therefore exact. The forces are polarization dependentsinceRandTare different for rays

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## Photoelectron angular distributions for states of any ...

assumed in the derivation of the model.22,23 Although the Cooper-Zare formula was not used in the derivation, in the limiting cases of a pure s (γ p = 0) and pure p (γ p = 1) or-bitals, Eq. (4) reduces exactly to the corresponding Cooper-Zare predictions, i.e., Eq. (2) with l = 0 and l = 1, re-spectively. With additional approximations,26 the ...

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## Estimation of active earth pressure against rigid ...

the distance from the wall, with the soil friction angle , and with the soil–wall interface friction angle . However, Handy (1985) did not account for the dependence of v (and h)on and in his derivation of the equations for the active earth pressures on the wall. Harrop-Williams (1989), in turn, deﬁned an earth pressure coefﬁcient K aw at depth z

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## Time-resolved X-ray scattering by electronic wave packets ...

wij = (Ei Ej)=¯h and wfij = D Ef Ei +Ej The function =2 =h¯ refer to differ-ences in energies of their corresponding electronic states. Finally, the expression contains scattering matrix elements: L fi = y f Lˆ y i . (3) Here, the scattering operator Lˆ = åneiqr n connects the two eigenstates y i and y f . The scattering vector q = k0 ks in

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## The spectral signature of salt fingers

Fig. 1. The spectrum ~-(e)) obtained after many passes with randomly distributed orientations through a square salt-finger field of the form given by 4) = ~bo sin kx sin ky. with much reference to the standard works of classical analysis, we obtain o~((oI = ,~bo ,=-~ s=-~ x/(E(r/+ k) 2 + (sl+ k):]v 2 -(02) ' (8)

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## Cheat Sheet for PFPL - GitHub

35 63 f:e Dot Dot Introduces the scope e of a function f in abstract notation 36 64 f(˝ 1) : ˝ 2 Function Function de nition A function taking an argument of type ˝ 1 and returning a value of type ˝ 2 37 64 [[x:e=f]]e0 Script bracket Function substitution Function substitution 38 65 ˝ 1!˝ 2 Right arrow Maps to A total function that maps elements of type ˝

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## Pulse Compression - Radartutorial

This is divided by the minimum possible received power P E min multiplied by the duration of the compressed pulse, together also an energy. The pulse compression ratio is sometimes also called Pulse Compression Factor K , because it is entered directly as a factor

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## Estimation of geological dip and curvature from time ...

the corresponding emergence and azimuth angles of the normal-incidence ray. (c) The second derivatives of the observed horizon time with respect to midpoint coor-dinates are proportional to the wavefront curvature, measured at the given CMP, of the so-called normal (N) wave associated with the normal-incidence ray which travels

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## UNIVERSITE DU DROIT ET DE LA SANTE - LILLE 2 FACULTE DE ...

found at > 33.5 cm2(figure 5), with a specificity of 74.5% (95%CI, 59.6-86.1%) and a. sensitivity of 63.9% (95%CI, 46.2-79.2%). The callosal angle was lower in surgical groups in comparison to controls (Figure 3e). The mean callosal angle was 109.2° ± 26.2° in controls compared to 86.4° ± 22.2° in.

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## électrodes et dérivations de l'ECG : comment bien

Il existe deux types de dérivations : 1. Dérivation bipolaire. Une dérivation bipolaire est une dérivation composée de deux électrodes exploratrices. 2. Dérivation unipolaire. Une dérivation unipolaire est une dérivation composée d’une électrode exploratrice et une autre indifférente.

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