Ion drag and current partitioning at the cathode of a plasma accelerator.
Tangential drag measurements at electrodes of arc in plasma accelerator, ion current partitioning at cathode and electrode damage
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Tangential drag measurements at electrodes of arc in plasma accelerator, ion current partitioning at cathode and electrode damage
Relative intensities of lines in vibration and rotation bands of isotopic carbon dioxide in planet Venus, tabulating partition functions
Computation of specific free energy and enthalpy for atomic, diatomic, and polyatomic species from partition functions
General formalism of partitioning perturbation theory - Part 1
Degeneracy applications to partitioning perturbation theory - Part 2
Partitioning perturbation theory applied to electron exchange problems - Part 3
Internal energy partition function of atom or ion immersed in plasma - astrophysical application
Energy partitioning process under strong shielding with debris acting as energy sink
Partitioning formalism for degenerate, almost degenerate and electron exchange perturbation problems
Coupled simple harmonic oscillators with almost degenerate energy levels, comparing partitioning perturbation techniques with Rayleigh- Schroedinger approach
Partitioning perturbation theory for electron exchange problems, generalizing Hirschfelder- Silbey formalism
Partition functions and equations of state of He, H, N, O, Ne, Ar, and solar plasmas - tables
Tetrahedral molecules quantum mechanical rotational partition function, nuclear spin statistical weight factors and error bounds
Cations partitioning between coexisting single and multisite phases in pyroxenes and olivines
Ionizing plasmas partition functions, determining opacities and equations of state
Creep-fatigue analysis by strain range partitioning, considering metals inelastic deformation at high temperature due to plastic flow
Nitrous oxide internal and rotational partition functions for temperature range 200 to 350 K, using molecular constants tabulated by Pliva
Molecular weight fractions of linear polyethylene were irradiated at 133 C, in the completely molten and highly crystalline states, for the purpose of assessing the importance of chain-scission processes and establishing the critical conditions for gelation. The partitioning between sol and gel in either state was found to adhere to the theory for the intermolecular cross-linking of monodisperse species for dosages just beyond the gel point. Deviations from theory occurred as the dosage was increased further. It was concluded that main-chain scission, at these temperatures, is not a significant process. High molecular weight samples in the completely molten state obeyed the Flory-Stockmayer condition for critical gelation.