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Fe‐ and Mn‐containing AlSi alloys undergo aluminothermic reaction with Mn oxide in sessile‐drop and crucible experiments forming poor‐wetting Al2O3 while Mn enriches in the alloy. Primary Fe‐containing particles are preferentially attached to the Mn oxide.
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Identification of miRNAs Involved in Olfactory Regulation in Antennae of Beet Webworm, Loxostege sticticalis (Lepidoptera: Pyralidae). [PDF]
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With the mass-energy \(m=E(v=0)/c^{2}\) relation, all pivotal properties of special relativity have been now derived and we consider the related status of SR tests. 1) There are direct tests exploring i) the speed of light in different context, ii) the time dilation, iii) the body contraction, and iv) mass-energy relation.
J. Rafelski
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With the mass-energy \(m=E(v=0)/c^{2}\) relation, all pivotal properties of special relativity have been now derived and we consider the related status of SR tests. 1) There are direct tests exploring i) the speed of light in different context, ii) the time dilation, iii) the body contraction, and iv) mass-energy relation.
J. Rafelski
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Modern Tests of Special Relativity
Physics Today, 1987From our perspective one hundred years after the fact, the null result of the Michelson-Morley ether-drift experiment clearly marked the beginning of the end for the Newtonian notions of absolute space and time. At the time, however, it took 20 years of work by H. A. Lorentz, Henri Poincaré and others for most physicists to come to the same conclusion.
Mark P. Haugan, Clifford M. Will
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Significance of precision tests of special relativity
Physics Letters A, 1993Abstract Recent experiments using two-photon absorption and phase comparison of masers can set bounds on Lorentz-violating preferred-frame alternatives to special relativity, but cannot give empirical knowledge concerning the one-way speed of light, since the latter depends on the synchronisation convention.
I. Vetharaniam, G. E. Stedman
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