Energy Flux
Optical Eigenmodes; exploiting the quadratic nature of the energy flux and of scattering interactions
... In this paper, we report a novel method which we term “Optical Eigenmodes (OEi)” which represents a generalization of the powerful concept of eigenmode decomposition going beyond the propagation properties of light. ...
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Mass, momentum, and energy flux conservation for nonlinear wave-wave interaction
... and energy fluxes based on accurate high-order homotopy series solutions are derived using the discrete integrations and Fourier series-based ...and energy fluxes before and after the ...
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Echolocation signals of wild harbour porpoises, Phocoena phocoena
... echo energy flux density is a function of the emitted source energy flux density and the target ...the energy flux density of the returning echo will depend on both the frequency ...
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Arctic warming induced by the Laurentide Ice Sheet topography
... wave-induced energy flux, and thus also the associated tem- perature feedback, is only important when the continental ice sheets are sufficiently large to interact with the westerly mean flow (some evidence ...
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Classical and Relativistic Flux of Energy Conservation in Astrophysical Jets
... the energy flux in turbulent jets which propagate in the intergalactic medium (IGM) allows deducing the law of motion in the classical and relativistic ...
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Aspects of the atmospheric energy budget over South east Australia
... To calculate the total energy flux divergence, using satellite net radiant flux measurements as verification and to assess the relative contributions of a the mean and eddy fluxes b the [r] ...
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Radial extracorporeal shock wave therapy is efficient and safe in the treatment of fracture nonunions of superficial bones: a retrospective case series
... To our knowledge, there exists only one prior report involving the use of rESWT for treating fracture nonunions [51]. In this small case series of two profes- sional dancers, rESWT was successfully used to achieve ...
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Wave scattering in spatially inhomogeneous currents
... negative- energy B-wave on the left of the critical point; therefore there is nothing to absorb, and the F-wave passes through this point without loss of energy (we assume that the viscosity is ...its ...
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A radiative-convective model based on constrained maximum entropy production
... a saturated profile. We have shown that this better energetic description of convection allows for obtaining more physi- cally relevant temperature, specific energy, and energy flux profiles, still ...
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Upscaled diurnal cycles of land–atmosphere fluxes: a new global half-hourly data product
... high-frequency flux data, we aim at increasing the temporal resolution of data-driven carbon and energy flux products to subdaily timescales by estimating half-hourly values at global ...and ...
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Template-Based Estimation of Time-Varying Tempo
... We first compare the results obtained using various choices for the front-end of our system. We test the choice of the re- assigned or normal spectral energy flux, noted RSEF and SEF, respectively. In both ...
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RETRACTED: Classification of Beach Based on Beach Surf Zone Morphodynamics—A Case Study
... the energy flux of waves. The energy flux of incident waves acts as a forcing factor for beach morphology changes, which determine the fluid mixing as well as velocity field under waves ...The ...
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Dissipation of mesoscale eddies and its contribution to mixing in the northern South China Sea
... tide energy flux generated in the Luzon Strait is not totally used to furnish turbulent mixing in the SCS deep water region; a fraction of this energy flux is used to provide energy for ...
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Propagation of Rossby waves in stratified shear flows
... The wave action flux which is the ratio of the wave energy flux to the local relative frequency which is proportional to the angular momentum flux is constant everywhere inside the fluid[r] ...
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Micrometeorological conditions and surface mass and energy fluxes on Lewis Glacier, Mt Kenya, in relation to other tropical glaciers
... melt energy are driven by net longwave radiation (Sicart et ...little energy for melting; thus, although energy con- sumed by ablation is large, mass fluxes remain small (Juen, 2006; Sicart et ...the ...
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Forseth_unc_0153D_16000.pdf
... the flux at all PN ...the energy flux from eccentric binaries at lowest order in the mass ...the energy flux from eccentric orbits between ...
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Neutrinos from colliding wind binaries: future prospects for PINGU and ORCA
... diffuse flux of astrophysical neutrinos cannot arise from these sources, as it persists up to PeV energies, so much higher than expected for CWBs, where the maximum neutrino energy would rather be in the ...
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Flux measurements and maintenance energy for carbon dioxide utilization by Methanococcus maripaludis
... Interestingly, several amino acids such as arginine, his- tidine, proline and glutamine showed marginally reduced (<0.1 %) MERs. This is because the cell saved the energy for making these amino acids. ...
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Thermionic Energy Converter System Using Heat Flux in Divertor Region
... thermionic energy converter (TEC) system using the high heat flux from divertor plasmas in fusion ...kinetic energy of particles can be converted to electricity by using a TEC, the efficiency of fusion ...
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Bound on a flux of ultra-high energy neutrinos in a scenario with extra dimensions
... = (1.5 − 6.9) × 10 −8 GeV cm −2 s −1 sr −1 . (5) The bound (3) has was obtained under assumption that neutrino-nucleon collisions in the atmosphere are described by the CC and NC interactions. The goal of the present ...
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