Towards a predictive model for polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon dimerization propensity
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Lowe, Jeffrey S.↗
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A unified high-resolution wind and solar dataset from a rapidly updating numerical weather prediction model
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Predictive modeling of atmospheric nuclear fallout microphysics
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A microgrid control scheme for islanded operation and re-synchronization utilizing Model Predictive Control
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Energy & Fuels↗
Distributed economic model predictive control with Safeness-Index based constraints for nonlinear systems
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Albalawi, Fahad↗
Safe economic model predictive control of nonlinear systems
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Wu, Zhe (ORCID:000000022923149X)↗
Frictional Properties of Two-Dimensional Materials: Data-Driven Machine Learning Predictive Modeling
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Physics-Based Machine Learning Models Predict Carbon Dioxide Solubility in Chemically Reactive Deep Eutectic Solvents
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Predictive modeling of synergistic effects in nanoscale ion track formation
Molecular dynamics techniques and the inelastic thermal spike model are used to study the coupled effects of inelastic energy loss due to 21 MeV Ni ion irradiation and pre-existing defects in SrTiO 3 . We determine the dependence on pre-existing defect concentration of nanoscale track formation occurring from the synergy between the inelastic energy loss and the pre-existing atomic defects. We show that the nanoscale ion tracks’ size can be controlled by the concentration of pre-existing disorder. This work identifies a major gap in fundamental understanding concerning the role played by defects in electronic energy dissipation and electron–lattice coupling.
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