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Gradient estimates for potentials of invertible gradient–mappings on the sphere

Calculus of Variations and Partial Differential Equations, 2006
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Delanoë, Philippe, Loeper, Grégoire
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Gradients, Singularities and Interatomic Potentials

2021
After a brief review on the ability of continuum gradient elasticity (GradEla) to eliminate singularities from dislocation lines and crack tips, we present an extension to its fractional counterpart by replacing the classical Laplacian in the gradient-enhanced Hooke’s Law by a fractional one.
K. Parisis, E. C. Aifantis
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ON A CLASS OF GRADIENT SYSTEMS WITH IRREGULAR POTENTIALS

Infinite Dimensional Analysis, Quantum Probability and Related Topics, 2001
The authors consider a stochastic gradient system in a real Hilbert space \(H\) defined by the following stochastic differential equation \[ dX(t)= [AX(t)- DU(X(t))]\,dt+ dW_t,\quad X(0)= x\in H,\tag{\(*\)} \] where \(A:{\mathcal D}(A)\subset H\to H\) is a selfadjoint operator, \(U\) a real convex function on \(H\) and \(W_t\) a cylindrical Wiener ...
G. Da Prato, Tubaro, Luciano
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Gradient, Potential, Potential Function

1988
Ruhende Ladungen erfullen den sie umgebenden Raum mit einem elektrostatischen Feld. Die Existenz dieses Feldes last sich durch seine Kraftwirkung auf Korper, die in dieses Feld gebracht werden, nachweisen. Der Feldraum zwischen den Ladungen kann sowohl durch die vektorielle Feldstarkefunktion $\rm {\vec E}({\vec r})$ bzw. $\rm {\vec E}(x,y,z)$ als auch
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On potential gradient and the air‐Earth current

Terrestrial Magnetism and Atmospheric Electricity, 1932
(1) Introduction—The fundamental phenomena in the atmospheric electricity of fine weather are three. The gradient of potential is normally positive, that is, such that the electric force drives positive electricity downwards. The air is a conductor of electricity, the conductivity depending on ionization.
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Atmospheric Potential Gradient Anomalies

Physics, 1936
A series of observations of the atmospheric potential gradient have been made over a period of six years and have been correlated with positions of the sun-spots and weather conditions. Maxima or minima of the potential gradient and storms appear to recur at intervals of approximately 27 days and at the same time that sun-spots appear near a plane ...
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Gradient of Potential near Electrodes

Nature, 1923
IN NATURE of March 31, p. 431, Messrs. H. Nagaoka and Y. Sugiura describe a method of observing the Stark effect in the iron arc; namely, in the thin layer at the surface of the lower electrode. This fact points to the existence of a considerable gradient of potential in this layer.
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Extended Potential-Gradient Architecture of a Phenylazomethine Dendrimer

Organic Letters, 2013
A dendritic nanoshell based on rigid phenylazomethine units was synthesized up to fifth generation around a zinc porphyrin core. Due to the finely organized sparse architecture, accessibility to the core can be discriminated by the size of the molecules and ionic species.
Takane Imaoka, Naoki Inoue, Kimihisa Yamamoto   +2 more
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