RESEARCH TO DETERMINE THE EXISTENCE AND IDENTITY OF VIABLE MICROORGANISMS IN THE STRATOSPHERE
Existence and identity of viable microorganisms in stratosphere
STRATOSPHERE↗
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Decomposition of the schroedinger equation for two identical particles and a third particle of finite mass.
Angular momentum decomposition of Schrodinger equation extended to case of two identical particles and third particle of finite mass
PARTICLE THEORY↗
The distribution of matrices resulting from newton's identities in a field of characteristic two
Distribution of matrices resulting from Newtons identities in field of characteristic two - decoding
MATRIX ANALYSIS↗
An evaluation of a quick release fluid coupling having identical mating halves
A new quick disconnect fluid coupling features identical halves that provide male/female mating. Advantages are reduction of inventory and renewal of defective seals without installing new ones. Two designs were evaluated: A hermaphroditic connector (coupling half converts from one sex to another), and a nonconvertible coupling using a face or but type coupling- to-coupling seal. The hermaphroditic coupling was found superior. Advantages are (1) fewer seals used, reducing leakage, and (2) defective seals quickly replaced by simply converting both halves from one sex to another. Seals are standard O-rings and protected against contamination. The contributing factors to a low manufacturing cost are the shutoff valve and latching method.
Coupling↗
Covariant noether identities in covariant field theories
Covariant Noether identities in covariant field theories
DIFFERENTIAL GEOMETRY↗
Covariant Noether identities in covariant field theories
Covariant Noether identities in covariant field theories
FIELD THEORY↗
Calculation of the number of displacements in cascades of identical particle collisions
Calculation of total number of ionizations, excitations, and other displacements in cascades of identical particle collisions
ELECTRON COLLISION↗
Robustness of Reliability Predictions for a Series System of Identical Components
Robustness of reliability predictions for series systems with identical components, assuming exponential failure distribution
Leitao, C. D.↗
Identity of the C sub 50 -carotenoid dehydrogenans-P439 and sarcinaxanthin.
C50-carotenoid dehydrogenans-P439 and sarcinaxanthin proved identical by melting point and mass spectrometry tests
Liaaen-Jensen, S.↗
A derivation of the Jacobi identity in classical mechanics.
Jacobi identity in classical mechanics
Epstein, S. T.↗
Identity between the growth hormone degrading activity of the pituitary gland and plasmin.
Identity between growth hormone degrading activity of pituitary gland and plasmin
Ellis, S.↗
Derivation of a matrix identity.
Matrix identity associated with linear digital filtering and recursive estimating determined using matrix projection operators and properties
Hemami, H.↗
Design description and performance test results from two identical Brayton heat exchanger units
Design description and performance test results from identical Brayton heat exchange units
Kaykaty, G. N.↗
Direct near-identity canonical transformations
Direct near identity canonical transformations
Stern, D. P.↗
On the capacity of a cascade of identical discrete memoryless nonsingular channels
Capacity calculation of N identical discrete memoryless nonsingular channels cascade, discussing dependence on eigenvalues and eigenvectors of subchannel transition matrices
Simon, M. K.↗
Design description and performance test results from two identical Brayton heat exchanger units
Performance tests of two identical Brayton cycle heat exchanger units consisting of recuperator, heat sink exchanger and ducting in combination with turbine
Kaykaty, G. N.↗
Experimental performance characteristics of three identical Brayton rotating units
Hot performance tests of three identical Brayton rotating units on gas bearings
Beremand, D. G.↗
Collimator of multiple plates with axially aligned identical random arrays of apertures
A collimator is disclosed for examining the spatial location of distant sources of radiation and for imaging by projection, small, near sources of radiation. The collimator consists of a plurality of plates, all of which are pierced with an identical random array of apertures. The plates are mounted perpendicular to a common axis, with like apertures on consecutive plates axially aligned so as to form radiation channels parallel to the common axis. For near sources, the collimator is interposed between the source and a radiation detector and is translated perpendicular to the common axis so as to project radiation traveling parallel to the common axis incident to the detector. For far sources the collimator is scanned by rotating it in elevation and azimuth with a detector to determine the angular distribution of the radiation from the source.
Hoover, R. B.↗