Aloëreactionen

Lenz, W.

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“…The use of lattice gases for the study of equilibrium statistical mechanics dates back to a 1920 paper of Lenz [1] in which he proposed to model a ferromagnet by a regular D-dimensional lattice L of two-state "spins." Physically, these may be thought of as the magnetization vectors of elemental magnetic domains, and the model constrains them to point in one of two directions, say "up" and "down."…”

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Lattice gases and cellular automata

Boghosian

1999

Future Generation Computer Systems

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We review the class of cellular automata known as lattice gases, and their applications to problems in physics and materials science. The presentation is selfcontained, and assumes very little prior knowledge of the subject. Hydrodynamic lattice gases are emphasized, and non-lattice-gas cellular automata -even those with physical applications -are not treated at all. We begin with a review of lattice gases as the term is understood in equilibrium statistical physics. We then discuss the various methods that have been proposed to simulate hydrodynamics with a lattice gas, leading up to the 1986 discovery of a lattice gas for the isotropic NavierStokes equations. Finally, we discuss variants of lattice-gas models that have been used for the simulation of complex fluids.

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Lattice gases and cellular automata

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1999

Future Generation Computer Systems

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“…The test does not appear in the aloin monographs of subsequent revisions. Lenz (4) has observed that solutions of aloes "reducirten alkalische Kupferlosung und Goldlosung" on standing or heating, while Beal and Okey (5) refer to the use by Dragendorff of gold chloride, as well as other reagents, in tests for aloes.…”

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