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Critical Properties of Aluminum

Journal of the American Chemical Society, 2006
Gibbs ensemble Monte Carlo calculations are performed using a validated embedded-atom potential to obtain the vapor-liquid coexistence curve for elemental aluminum in good agreement with available experimental data up to the boiling point. These calculations are then extended to make a reliable prediction of the critical temperature, pressure, and ...
Divesh, Bhatt   +4 more
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Critical Properties of Argon

Physics and Chemistry of Liquids, 1968
Abstract Measurements of P-V-T properties of argon in the critical region are reported. Isothermal compressibilities have been calculated from the data for liquid and vapor along the coexistence curve and for the gas above the critical temperature at the critical density.
Anthony F. Grigor, William A. Steele
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Critical Flow Properties of Steam

SPE Latin America Petroleum Engineering Conference, 1990
ABSTRACT Understanding the thermodynamic properties of steam at critical flow conditions is important to the design, operation and management of steam distribution network and hence the cost of production in steam-enhanced recovery projects.
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The critical complexity of graph properties

Information Processing Letters, 1984
The critical complexity of a Boolean function \(f(x_ 1,...,x_ n)\) is \(c(f):=\max \{| \{i:\quad f(x)\neq f(x^ i)\}|:\quad x\in \{0,1\}^ n\},\) where \(x^ i\) is obtained by changing the i-th component of x. \textit{S. Cook} and \textit{C. Dwork} [Bounds on the time for parallel RAMs to compute simple functions, Proc.
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Critical Properties of a Quantum Hierarchical Model

Letters in Mathematical Physics, 1997
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Albeverio, S.   +2 more
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Hamiltonian properties of domination‐critical graphs

Journal of Graph Theory, 1990
AbstractIn this paper we show that every connected, 3‐γ‐critical graph on more than 6 vertices has a Hamiltonian path.
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Properties of Critical Infrastructures

2011
Physical-engineered critical infrastructures (CIs) are characterized as large scale, spatially distributed, complex networks—either open or closed. According to Duenas-Osorio and Vemuru (2009), these systems are made of “a large number of interacting components (real or virtual), show emergent properties difficult to anticipate from the knowledge of ...
Wolfgang Kröger, Enrico Zio
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Proving Critical Properties of Simulink Models

2016 IEEE 17th International Symposium on High Assurance Systems Engineering (HASE), 2016
Modern cyber-physical systems place ever-increasing reliance on high-assurance software. Recent high-profile safety and security incidents directly attributable to software point to a failure to develop sufficient assurance of software correctness through verification and validation.
Ashlie B. Hocking   +3 more
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Proving properties of a safety-critical system

Software Engineering Journal, 1991
The paper describes the FOREST approach to formal requirements specification and particularly the role of an automated theorem prover in validating specifications written in MAL, the FOREST logic. The MAL prover uses a tableau method for constructing its proofs, with rules to handle the action modalities and quantification of MAL.
Will Atkinson, Jim Cunningham
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Critical Properties of Helimagnets

Europhysics Letters (EPL), 1988
We show for the first time by extensive Monte Carlo simulations the nature of the phase transition in body-centred tetragonal helimagnets with both XY and Heisenberg spins. In the XY case, evidence of a first-order transition associated with the loss of helical ordering is found in addition to a second-order transition due to the breaking of basal ...
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