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On “vortex breakdown”

Fluid Dynamics, 1995
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Breakdowns of the year

Science, 2019
What went wrong in the world of science in 2019.
Erik, Stokstad   +3 more
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Queuing with Breakdowns

Operations Research, 1963
A single-server queuing process in which the service facility is subject to breakdowns, is considered in this paper as a “preemptive resume priority” queuing process. The restrictions imposed on arrival process of breakdowns give rise to several breakdown models with different operational parameters.
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Breakdowns of the year

Science, 2016
Science 's picks for breakdowns of the year involve scientists caught in political crossfires and a technology that failed to live up to commercial hype.
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Breakdown probability and influence on breakdown delay

The European Physical Journal Applied Physics, 1999
A method for determination of probability of electrical breakdown of gases is presented in this paper and results are compared with theory. The method is based on the measurements of breakdown time delay at different afterglow periods (relaxation times), where the secondary electron yield initiating breakdown is caused by residual ...
V. Lj. Marković   +2 more
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Pre-Breakdown Current and Vacuum Breakdown

Proceedings of the Physical Society. Section B, 1956
An account is given of measurements of the development of current between un-outgassed electrodes at distances up to 4.5 cm with uniform electric fields at voltages up to 100kv at pressures of the order of 10-5mm Hg. Four distinct stages of development were noted: (i) an initial pre-breakdown stage in which a cold emission of electrons under electric ...
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The Breakdown of Connectivity Breakdowns

2012
We show that the prediction of a strategic connectivity breakdown under a receiving-party-pays (RPP) system and discrimination between on- and off-net prices does not hold up once more than two networks are considered. Indeed, equilibria with finite call and receiving prices exist for a large and realistic range of call externality values.
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Breakdown

Journal of Hospital Medicine, 2016
Jane M, Zhu   +6 more
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Electrical Breakdown and the Breakdown Formalism

2022
James U. Gleaton   +4 more
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