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Axially-symmetric space-charge flow in a decelerating space

1963
To the extent that an electron beam of finite cross-section in a decelerating space can be considered as a one-diraensional problem, the theory presented by Pay, Samuel and Shockley [l] and by others [5], [6], [7] provides an adequate description of the beam at currents less than that of limiting perveance.
D. A. Dunn, R. P. Borghi, R. C. Morwood
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On the concept of axial space

Journal of Social Archaeology, 2001
The problem of Orientalism as a system of classification that maps out the cultural and political boundaries between East and West has been widely discussed within the humanities and social sciences, but it has been less overtly prominent as an issue in the specific field of archaeology.
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Axial mode helix antenna with exponential spacing

Microwave and Optical Technology Letters, 2007
AbstractA novel wideband CP helix antenna with exponential spacing is presented in this paper. Since traveling wave current over a wide range of frequencies has been excited, it possesses better performance. Both numerical results and experimental results show that the axial ratio bandwidth of the exponential spacing helix (ESH) antenna is 58.6 ...
Can‐Hui Chen   +3 more
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Portable Autorefractors for Detecting Axial Length Changes in Space

Aerospace Medicine and Human Performance, 2018
INTRODUCTION: We evaluated the reproducibility of two portable, self-administered autorefractors (Netra and SVOne Pro) to assess the time course of visual changes on the ISS.METHODS: We measured cycloplegic refractive error at 5 visits at least a week apart in 13 subjects (6 women, 7 men, 30 ± 9 yr) using both devices seated and also prone with lower ...
Kseniya S, Masterova   +5 more
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Vacuum Einstein spaces with axial symmetry

Soviet Physics Journal, 1976
Four classes of solutions are found to the equations Rαβ=-2σ;α σ;β and gαβ σ;αβ=0 in three-dimensional space with metric gαβdxαdxβ and signature (+ --), equivalent to the Einstein equations Rij=0 in a vacuum for the metric {Mathematical expression}.
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Imaging of the Meninges and the Extra-Axial Spaces

Seminars in Ultrasound, CT and MRI, 2009
The separate meningeal layers and extraaxial spaces are complex and can only be differentiated by pathologic processes on imaging. Differentiation of the location of such processes can be achieved using different imaging modalities. In this pictorial review we address the imaging techniques, enhancement and location patterns, and disease spread that ...
Olga, Kirmi   +2 more
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Finite Temperature Axial Anomaly in Euclidean Space

Communications in Theoretical Physics, 1985
The finite temperature axial anomalies in Euclidean space are studied within the framework of perturbation theory. The axial anomalies are shown to be the same at both and .
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Moduli space metrics for axially symmetric instantons

Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series A: Mathematical and Physical Sciences, 1994
Under an axial symmetry the Yang–Mills self-duality equations for an arbitrary gauge group reduce to the Toda equation for that particular group, from which the finite action instantons (hyperbolic vortices) may be constructed. The space of such finite action instantons, with gauge equivalent solutions identified, is known as the moduli space, and ...
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A time space translation hypothesis for vertebrate axial patterning

Seminars in Cell & Developmental Biology, 2015
How vertebrates generate their anterior-posterior axis is a >90-year-old unsolved probem. This mechanism clearly works very differently in vertebrates than in Drosophila. Here, we present evidence from the Amphibian Xenopus that a time space translation mechanism underlies initial axial patterning in the trunk part of the axis.
Durston, A.J., Zhu, K.
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Constancy of Axial Spacings in Frog Sartorius Muscle during Contraction

Nature, 1965
STRIATED muscles give a characteristic system of low-angle X-ray reflexions. These reflexions can be seen using preparations maintained in a normal physiological condition and still able to contract1,2. A number of axial reflexions can be observed in addition to the equatorial reflexions which arise from the hexagonal lattices of overlapping actin and ...
Huxley, H., Brown, W., Holmes, K.
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