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Relativistic folding model for intermediate energy deuteron-nucleus scattering

Physical Review C, 1988
A discussion of the relativistic formulation of the deuteron-nucleus interaction at intermediate energies using the impulse approximation and the Bethe-Salpeter formalism is presented. By folding nucleon-nucleus Dirac interactions with different models of relativistic deuteron bound state wave functions we find that the strength of the effective ...
, Santos, , Amorim
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Flow separation in a computational oscillating vocal fold model

The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2004
A finite-volume computational model that solves the time-dependent glottal airflow within a forced-oscillation model of the glottis was employed to study glottal flow separation. Tracheal input velocity was independently controlled with a sinusoidally varying parabolic velocity profile.
Fariborz, Alipour, Ronald C, Scherer
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Simple folding model for HP lattice proteins

1996
Combining the model of unguided, cotranslational folding of a nascent peptide chain with HP lattice proteins we designed a fast and straightforward folding algorithm. In choosing the search depth that is “looked ahead” at each chain growth step we tradeoff conformational search and accuracy against computational demands.
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Twist and fold modelling of supercoiled filaments

2006
Preliminary results on twisting and folding mechanisms of supercoiled filaments are presented. We examine competing kinematic models for single and multiple coil formation, starting from a plane circle and we evaluate the effects of curvature on writhing and packing rates.
MAGGIONI, Francesca, Ricca, Renzo Luigi
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Reproducibility and Aging of Different Silicone Vocal Folds Models

Journal of Voice
In this study, silicone vocal fold models with different geometries were manufactured using the common silicone brand EcoFlex 00-30 with typical oil mixing ratios. However, the proportions of oil typically used are higher than the manufacturer's recommended limit, in order to attain the softness of human vocal folds.
Patrick Häsner, Peter Birkholz
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Separable potential approach in the folding model

Nuclear Physics A, 1982
Lee Chew-Lean, D. Robson
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