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Numerical calculations are presented to show the influence of pressure and inductance on the vertical stability of shaped tokamaks. High values of epsilon beta(p) improve the vertical stability of dee shaped tokamaks but are destabilizing for an inverse de ...
The absorption spectrum of H2O in Ne, Ar, Kr, Xe and ice matrixes in the region of the 1st ~A 1B1 continuum is reported. Substantial blue gas-to-matrix shifts are obsd. for the max., which increase with decreasing matrix cage size. The absorption threshold ...
The prediction of the thermal energy confinement time, tau(th), for ITER size experiments is based on power law scalings obtained using data sets of present tokamak results in specific regimes, the most relevant being the ELMy H mode regime. A thorough sta ...
Low-frequency losses in weakly anharmonic cubic centrosymmetric crystals as a function of permittivity are estimated using phonon kinetics approach. It is shown that very steep dependencies up to the fifth power of permittivity (epsilon'' is-proportional-t ...
Using a first-principles approach, we assign N 1s core-level shifts at ammonium exposed Si(001)2x1 surfaces to definite bonding configurations of N atoms. Model structures are obtained by fully relaxing the atomic positions of N atoms in different bonding ...
The Wold decomposition of discrete-time CS (cyclostationary) processes into regular and predictable component is considered. Using the properties of the zeros of linear periodic systems it is shown that the predictable component consists of a linear combin ...
