Lemaitre universe, galaxy formation and observations
Lemaitre universe and galaxy formation effect on stability of quasi-static epoch, deriving limits for red shift, cosmic ray and electromagnetic fluxes
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Lemaitre universe and galaxy formation effect on stability of quasi-static epoch, deriving limits for red shift, cosmic ray and electromagnetic fluxes
Oxides and silicates universal equations of state based on experimental data including elastic properties, density, mean atomic weight relations and geophysics interpretations
Shear and rotation limits on universe from X ray background, using Euclidean shear and vorticity models with open and closed geometries
Compressible turbulent boundary layers velocity profiles, Coles universal wake function, least squares methods, wake-wall representation, etc
Closed universe classical and quantum dynamics by ADM Hamiltonian treatment of Einstein equations for homogeneous cosmological models
Nuclear reactions and elementary particle reactions in Friedman universe with positive lepton abundance and degenerate electrons, discussing prestellar helium synthesis
Physical principles of biological membranes - Conference, University of Miami, December 1968
Deep inelastic lepton-hadron scattering cross sections universality properties based on Wilson theory
Universal joints for connecting two displaced shafts or members
Operation of university-based technology and information transfer center
Field-ion, field emission microscopy - Conference, University of Florida, March 1970
Physical and geometrical properties of dust filled universes, using left invariant metrics compatible with Einstein equations
Nuclear and space radiation effects - NASA/IEEE Conference, University of California at San Diego, July 1970
Series inverse in powers of time and radius of convergence for universal form of Kepler equation, discussing recursion formulas for coefficients
Combustion research laboratory at Purdue University consisting of buildings, housing test cells, data acquisition system, propellant storage and instrument service area
Combustion - Conference, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, August 1970
Universal electrical connector for use with various types of electric cable, inserts, and pin styles is described. Connector may be used over variety of environmental conditions. Details of construction are discussed. Illustrations of connector are included.
One of the most vital life support systems is that used to provide the astronaut with an adequate thermal environment. State-of-the-art techniques are reviewed for collecting and rejecting excess heat loads from the suited astronaut. Emphasis is placed on problem areas which exist and which may be suitable topics for university research. Areas covered include thermal control requirements and restrictions, methods of heat absorption and rejection or storage, and comparison between existing methods and possible future techniques.