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Estimating the Incidence Energy
2013Bounds for the incidence energy of connected bipartite graphs were recently reported. We now extend these results to connected non-bipartite graphs. In addition, these bounds are generalized so as to apply to the sum of alpha-th powers of signless Laplacian eigenvalues, for any real alpha.
Bozkurt, S. Burcu, Gutman, Ivan
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Relationships between energy fluence and energy incident on, emitted by or imparted to a body
Physics in Medicine & Biology, 1979From knowledge of the energy and angular distribution of the fluence around a body, the energy incident on, emitted by or imparted to a body can be calculated. The calculation is easily performed if the quantity 'vectorial fluence' is used. Examples taken from the literature are used to illustrate the erroneous results obtained by integrating energy ...
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Optimization Methodology for Minimizing the Arc Flash Incident Energy
2018 IEEE Industry Applications Society Annual Meeting (IAS), 2018In this paper an optimization methodology for minimizing the arc flash incident energy has been presented. Arc flash incident energy for a given system mainly depends on fault current and protective device trip time. Protective device trip time is inversely related to the fault current.
Sushanta Paul, Ward Jewell
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Distribution of energy in polymers due to incident electrons and protons
Radiation Effects, 1988The recoil spectrum of nuclei in polymers for incident protons below 10 MeV in energy is calculated by using the Rutherford cross-section with screening corrections. Employing the work of McKinley and Feshbach on the Coulomb scattering of relativistic electrons by nuclei, the recoil spectrum of the nuclei is also calculated for electron energies ...
Rustgi, M.L. +4 more
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Physical Review C, 1990
The experimental results of the dependence of fragment mass yield distribution and related physical observables on the incident energy in intermediate energy nucleus-nucleus collisions reported recently are interpreted with a modified statistical model and relevant averaging techniques.
, Ta-Hai +3 more
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The experimental results of the dependence of fragment mass yield distribution and related physical observables on the incident energy in intermediate energy nucleus-nucleus collisions reported recently are interpreted with a modified statistical model and relevant averaging techniques.
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2011
The Energy Incident Data Base (EIDB) is concerned solely with the activities of sub-national actors directed against government and private sector energy enterprises worldwide. It is unclassified and its contents are drawn from a wide array of sources developed over more than 35 years of monitoring and analyzing these activities.
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The Energy Incident Data Base (EIDB) is concerned solely with the activities of sub-national actors directed against government and private sector energy enterprises worldwide. It is unclassified and its contents are drawn from a wide array of sources developed over more than 35 years of monitoring and analyzing these activities.
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The Interregional Incidence of Energy-Production Taxes
International Regional Science Review, 1984A general equilibrium model of international trade with pure intermediate goods is adapted to analyze the interregional incidence of a severance tax. The effects of a small increase in a production tax on an intermediate good are not a priori predictable.
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Surface effects of high energy X rays at oblique incidence
The British Journal of Radiology, 1971Abstract The concept of an electron-range-surface (e.r.s.) has been developed from consideration of the mechanism of dose build-up when a beam of high energy X rays meets an absorbing surface at right angles. Its application to a beam at oblique incidence has made it possible to predict how suface dose and the depth of peak build-up vary with the angle
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6.1 Dependence of the radiation energy on the incident energy
2005A. Schmillen, R. Legler
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