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Stabilization of the unstable steady-state regimes of a flow reactor
Fluid Dynamics, 1989Stabilization of the unstable regime of a flow reactor with distributed parameters is considered. The stabilizing system relates the rate of supply of material to the reactor to the deviation of the output concentration from the steady-state value. An isothermal autocatalytic reaction is chosen as the simplest reaction for which nonuniqueness of the ...
V. N. Kurdyumov, Yu. S. Ryazantsev
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Study of the stable and unstable operating regimes of a chemical reactor
Fluid Dynamics, 1988The problem of the stabilization of the unstable operating regimes of a flow reactor is considered. It is shown that for the same values of the external parameters up to five steady-state regimes may exist, and that without the use of stabilizing systems it is impossible to realize not only the unstable but also some stable regimes.
V. A. Buchin, O. B. Larin
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Studying unstable regimes of jet interaction with approaching flows
Journal of Engineering Physics, 1989We present and clarify results from numerical experiments pertaining to the description of unstable flow regimes where supersonic jets are propagated into an oncoming gas flow.
V. V. Kondrashov, R. I. Soloukhin
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Asymptotic regimes in unstable miscible displacements in random porous media
Advances in Water Resources, 2002Abstract We study two asymptotic regimes of unstable miscible displacements in porous media, in the two limits, where a permeability-modified aspect ratio, RL=L/H(kv/kh)1/2, becomes large or small, respectively. The first limit is known as transverse (or vertical) equilibrium, the second leads to the problem of non-communicating layers (the Dykstra ...
Z.M. Yang, Y.C. Yortsos, Dominique Salin
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Lagrange identification of absolutely unstable regimes in wakes
Acta Mechanica, 1997zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Delfs, Jan +3 more
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Modeling of Unstable Regimes in a Rijke Tube
5th International Symposium on Fluid Structure Interaction, Aeroelasticity, and Flow Induced Vibration and Noise, 2002In the ducts with mean flows and heat sources, excitation of acoustic eigen modes is possible when unsteady heat release is coupled with pressure perturbations. The simplest device for studying the fundamental principles of thermoacoustic instabilities in the presence of a mean flow is a Rijke tube.
K. I. Matveev, F. E. C. Culick
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On unstable periodic regime of small HAWT
AIP Conference Proceedings, 2012Dynamics of a small HAWT is studied. The closed mathematical model involving phenomenological description of both aerodynamic load upon turbine blades and permanent magnet electric generator is developed, in order to take into account the inductive reactance of the electric circuit.
Marat Z. Dosaev +4 more
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On the Unstable Convergence Regime of Gradient Descent
Proceedings of the AAAI Conference on Artificial IntelligenceTraditional gradient descent (GD) has been fully investigated for convex or L-smoothness functions, and it is widely utilized in current neural network optimization. The classical descent lemma ensures that for a function with L-smoothness, the GD trajectory converges stably towards the minimum when the learning rate is below 2 / L. This convergence is
Shuo Chen +3 more
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Wetting in nematic liquid crystals: Study of the unstable regime
Physical Review A, 1992Dynamic wetting of nematic liquid crystals on substrates inducing a tilted anchoring is unstable for a given range of wetting velocities. This unstable regime is studied and an instability mechanism is given, based on the two characteristics of wetting in nematic liquid crystals: the coupling of the director and velocity fields and the selection of ...
, Jérôme, , Boix
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Is a standard regime for anticoagulation with heparin in unstable angina adequate?*
Australian and New Zealand Journal of Medicine, 1997Abstract Aim: To establish the proportion of patients with unstable angina in whom adequate anticoagulation is achieved using a standard regime of intravenous heparin. Method: A prospective series of 108 Emergency Department attendees over a six‐month period with a clinical diagnosis of unstable angina for whom anticoagulation with heparin was ...
M, Duffy +3 more
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