[PDF] Top 20 The interaction of electric and magnetic fields with biological materials

... cleavage of nucleus chromosomes inside nuclear membrane.. extension of vacuoJc.[r] ... See full document

... equivalent electric and magnetic sources on the Huygens surface are produced at each time step from the electric and magnetic fields created by the antenna in free space using NEC code ... See full document

... by interaction of quarks with gluon fields characterized by E·B 0 named the QCD ...the interaction of quark matter with external electric, E, and magnetic, B, fields with E · B ... See full document

... cobalt magnetic films with high ...method, magnetic electrodeposition, was chosen to prepare cobalt films in the ...that magnetic fields would affect electrochemical process and structure of ... See full document

... of interaction with external fields, that is, magnetization multiplied by field ...strong magnetic fields a larger number of precipitations and transformations are being ...Whilst magnetic fields are ... See full document

... crystal materials, the coupling between their elastic field and an external action, such as electric and magnetic fields or the confinement created by free surfaces or cell walls, can give ... See full document

... of materials that can exhibit backward-wave propagation ...and magnetic losses due to electromagnetic interactions between both SRRs and metallic wires arrays ... See full document

... of materials contained within the thesis, and that Trinity College Dublin accepts no liability for indirect, consequential, or incidental, damages or losses arising from use of the thesis for whatever ... See full document

... Abstract. Materials with charged chiral quasiparticles in external parallel electric and magnetic fields can support an electric current that grows linearly in time, corresponding to ... See full document

... in materials science are the temperature, pressure (or stress), time and environment (solid, liquid or ...externally-applied electric or magnetic ...an electric on the equilibria and kinetics ... See full document

... Photonic crystal fiber (PCF) was introduced by Philip Russell in 1996 [1]. PCFs have attracted a lot of attention from research groups around the world in recent decades. PCFs are a relatively new class of optical fibers ... See full document

... the magnetic footpoints of two, initially po- tential, intertwined flux tubes are spun, while their positions remain ...fixed. Magnetic flux is divided into four domains and the footpoint motions act to ... See full document

... During arc evaporation, the emission of the macro particles can be minimized by introduction of magnetic fields in the region near to the cathode. The plasma is steered away from the cathode to the ... See full document

... of magnetic unbalance in comparison to mass unbalance on the vibrations of permanent- magnet DC electric motors was ...of magnetic unbalance is a result of removing the mass when balancing ... See full document

... Several concepts were considered in the thermo-mechanical design of the sensor package [6], including the ability to maintain the receiving antenna on the centerline of the tube, ability to easily adjust the separation ... See full document

... constant magnetic field on Schwinger mechanism in ...the magnetic field background. In the zero electric field limit, our result agrees with the Gibbons-Hawking radiation modulo the density of states ... See full document

... Now, the injection of the current into the horizontal conductor causes charges to accelerate and this results in a radiation field. Moreover, in order to satisfy conservation of charge one has to assume that an amount of ... See full document

... the magnetic field attenuation, material impedance, normal forces between the heater and material, the air gap flux, eddy current density, produced power, magnetizing reactance and effective workpiece ... See full document

... ferrimagnetic materials that demonstrate TIMS but have low values of the electron-phonon coupling; however, still little is know about the precise value of the electron-phonon coupling in these complex ... See full document

... making the great number of revolutions necewsary, for this acceleration per revolution, would exceed 90°# With 46 K#V#, although it would be expected that some beam would reach 12 l/2 inches, there would be considerable ... See full document