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An Empirical and Subjective Model of Upper Extremity Fatigue Under Hypogravity
In the context of extra-terrestrial missions, the effects of hypogravity (0 < G < 1) on the human body can reduce the well-being of the crew, cause musculoskeletal problems and affect their ability to perform tasks, especially during long-term ...
Tatiana Volkova +2 more
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Solving 2-D gravity inversion problems using a PDE model in geophysics exploration [PDF]
Inverse modeling is one of the useful solutions to create a logical model with relationships between observed and measured values. In geophysical and subsurface investigations such as cavities or mineral explorations, solving inverse problems using ...
Ali Pasyar +2 more
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Effects of Partial Gravity on the Function and Particle Handling of the Human Lung. [PDF]
The challenges presented to the lung by the space environment are the effects of prolonged absence of gravity, the challenges of decompression stress associated with spacewalking, and the changes in the deposition of inhaled particulate matter.Although there are substantial changes in the function of the lung in partial gravity, the lung is largely ...
Prisk GK.
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Looking for partially-massless gravity [PDF]
AbstractWe study the possibility for a unitary theory of partially-massless (PM) spin-two field interacting with Gravity in arbitrary dimensions. We show that the gauge and parity invariant interaction of PM spin two particles requires the inclusion of specific massive spin-two fields and leads to a reconstruction of Conformal Gravity, or multiple ...
Joung E., Mkrtchyan K., Poghosyan G.
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Massive gravity on de Sitter and unique candidate for partially massless gravity [PDF]
30 pages. Some clarifications and references added. New subsection 'Symmetry and Counting in the Full Theory' added. New appendix 'St\"uckelberg fields in the Na\"ive approach' added.
de Rham, Claudia +1 more
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Partially massless theory as a quantum gravity candidate [PDF]
We study partially massless gravity theory (PM gravity theory) and suggest an alternative way to add higher order interaction vertices to the theory. Rather than introducing self-interaction vertices of the gravitational fields to the partially massless gravity action, we consider interactions with matter fields, since it is well known that addition ...
Lunchakorn Tannukij, Jae-Hyuk Oh
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The gravity force of a gravity field generated by a non-rotating level ellipsoid of revolution enclosing mass M is given as a solution of a partial differential equation along with a boundary condition of Dirichlet type. The partial differential equation
Gerassimos Manoussakis
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Plants are a necessary component of any system of bioregenerative life-support for human space exploration. For this purpose, plants must be capable of surviving and adapting to gravity levels different from the Earth gravity, namely microgravity, as it ...
F. Javier Medina +4 more
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The ability to maintain the body relative to the external environment is important for adaptation to altered gravity. However, the physiological limits for adaptation or the disruption of body orientation are not known.
Katsuya Hasegawa +3 more
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A Moderate Daily Dose of Resveratrol Mitigates Muscle Deconditioning in a Martian Gravity Analog
While there is a relatively good understanding of the effects of microgravity on human physiology based on five decades of experience, the physiological consequences of partial gravity remain far less well understood.
Marie Mortreux +3 more
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