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[58] Electron transport particles
1963Publisher Summary This chapter discusses the different aspects of electron transport particles (ETP). The ETP may be defined as the unit which catalyzes the oxidation of both succinate and DPNH by oxygen. It also retains the structural and functional characteristics of the segment of the mitochondrial electron transport chain that intervenes between ...
D.E. Green, D.M. Ziegler
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Charged particle diffusive transport
AIP Conference Proceedings, 1996We consider the transport of protons in a spatially‐bounded magnetized plasma containing a homogeneous distribution of Alfven wave turbulence. The protons interact strongly with the waves via cyclotron resonance, and are in turn pitch‐angle scattered and spatially diffused throughout the plasma.
Geoffrey Lenters, James A. Miller
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Bifurcated neoclassical particle transport
Physics of Plasmas, 1998The theory of neoclassical transport in an impure, toroidal plasma is extended to allow for steeper pressure and temperature gradients than are usually considered. It is found that the ion particle flux is a nonmonotonic function of these gradients for plasma parameters typical of the tokamak edge.
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IEEE Transactions on Magnetics, 1991
A model for collision processes between mags and tails particles in OGMS (open gradient magnetic separation) has been developed. This model gives a tool for the prediction of the outcome of a separation process, taking into account such parameters as stream thickness, stream deflection, and particle shapes.
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A model for collision processes between mags and tails particles in OGMS (open gradient magnetic separation) has been developed. This model gives a tool for the prediction of the outcome of a separation process, taking into account such parameters as stream thickness, stream deflection, and particle shapes.
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Transport of Charged Particles
2016Charged particles that play an important role in radiotherapy include electrons, positrons, protons, and carbon ions. Other ions with relatively small atomic numbers are presently being considered as possible alternatives to proton and carbon-ion beams. Charged heavy recoils can also be produced in nuclear reactions.
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Features of Particle and Heavy Ion Transport code System (PHITS) version 3.02
Journal of Nuclear Science and Technology, 2018Tatsuhiko Sato +2 more
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