Bragg–(Bragg)<sup><i>m</i></sup>–Laue diffraction and its interference fringe

Hirano, Kenji; Fukamachi, T.; Yoshizawa, Masami; Negishi, R.; Hirano, Keiichi; Kawamura, Takaaki

doi:10.1002/pssa.200881583

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“…In these cases, data recorded at temperatures below 1000 K were excluded. Methanol laminar burning velocity measurements were carried out in spherical bombs [56][57][58][59][60][61] 170/35, using the counterflow twin-flame technique [62,63] (90/5), in laminar, flat, adiabatic flames of heat flux burners/matrix burners [64][65][66][67][68][69][70] (280/41) or were measured in conical flames [71,72] (92/6). Note that the laminar burning velocities of Sileghem et al [67] and Nauclér et al [69] measured using the heat flux method were modified in accordance with the recommendations of Alekseev et al [73].…”

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Uncertainty quantification of a newly optimized methanol and formaldehyde combustion mechanism

Olm

Varga

Valkó

et al. 2017

Combustion and Flame

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A detailed reaction mechanism for methanol combustion that is capable of describing ignition, flame propagation and species concentration profiles with high accuracy has been developed. Starting from a modified version of the methanol combustion mechanism of Li et al. (Int. J. Chem. Kinet. 2007) and adopting the H2/CO base chemistry from the joint optimized hydrogen and syngas combustion mechanism of Varga et al. (Int. J. Chem. Kinet., 2016), an optimization of 57 Arrhenius parameters of 17 important elementary reactions was performed, using several thousand indirect measurement data points, as well as direct and theoretical determinations of reaction rate coefficients as optimization targets. The final optimized mechanism was compared to 18 reaction mechanisms published in recent years, with respect to their accuracy in reproducing the available indirect experimental data for methanol and formaldehyde combustion. The utilized indirect measurement data, in total 24,900 data points in 265 datasets, include measurements of ignition delay times, laminar burning velocities and species profiles captured using a variety of experimental techniques. In addition to new best fit values for all rate parameters, the covariance matrix of the optimized parameters, which provides a quantitative description of the temperature-dependent ranges of uncertainty for the optimized rate coefficients, was calculated. These posterior uncertainty limits are much narrower than the prior limits in the temperature range for which experimental data are available. The uncertainty of the self-reaction of HȮ2 radicals and important H-atom abstraction reactions from the methanol molecule are discussed in detail.

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Section: Collection Of Indirect Experimental Datamentioning

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Uncertainty quantification of a newly optimized methanol and formaldehyde combustion mechanism

Olm

Varga

Valkó

et al. 2017

Combustion and Flame

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“…Since K + are oriented and ordered with C 6 crystal symmetry on a cleaved mica surface, the frictional force observed is consistent everywhere and the spherical shape of K + shows an isotropic frictional character. 34 The minimum frictional force of these two domains was observed along the scanning direction parallel to the long axis. The maximum frictional force was observed along the perpendicular direction.…”

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One-Dimensional Array of Au Nanoparticles Fixed on Nanofibers of Organogelators by the Langmuir−Blodgett Method

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The Langmuir-Blodgett (LB) method was applied to low molecular weight organogelator N-[N-(6-hydroxyhexyl)-3-carbamoylpropyl]-3,4,5-tris(dodecyloxy)benzamide (1) to form molecular-assembly fibers on a solid substrate. Molecule 1 formed a stable monolayer up to 40 mN/m at the air-water interface. The monolayer was transferred onto a mica surface at 35 mN/m. In the transferred film, fibrous structures with typical dimensions of 1.2 nm (height) × 50-100 nm (width) × 5-10 µm (length) were observed by atomic force microscopy. These structures were ordered in specific directions, reflecting the C 6 surface crystal symmetry of mica. Lateral modulation frictional force microscope measurements revealed that the fibrous structures had high crystallinity and that the surface groups were hydrophilic. These results enabled us to construct functional fibers by introducing functional units into the hydrophilic part of molecule 1. N-[N-(6-Aminohexyl)-3-carbamoylpropyl]-3,4,5-tris(dodecyloxy)benzamide hydrochloride (2) has an ammonium moiety instead of the terminal alcohol moiety of 1. By adding 2 to 1, we introduced adsorption sites for Au nanoparticles on the surface of the fibrous structure. By casting a Au nanoparticle suspension onto this fibrous structure, we successfully constructed Au nanoparticle arrays in which Au nanoparticles were adsorbed on a mixed fibrous structure of 1 and 2 on mica substrates.

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“…After the idea of knowledge management was introduced into this field, many papers have discussed business management with emphasis on the learning between organizations or internal learning in organizations [7]. Hirano (2006) discussed, by picking up three cases as examples in the field of communication device components, the process of the interrelations and co-evolution between the in a qualitative study using case surveys and an analysis [8] [9]. This study discusses a method of management for the co-evolution of the with an analysis using patent application data and interview studies.…”

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Utilization of knowledge management by medical device manufacturers in Japan

Shimanuki

Saiki

2009

2009 IEEE International Conference on Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management

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The technologies for therapeutic medical devices made in Japan are not highly competitive. Recently, some Japanese companies have achieved breakthroughs in this field. In this study, by using the case of one medical device manufacturer (Terumo), we discuss how the change in the organization affects the creation of knowledge useful for a breakthrough. We focused on the Terumo Business Unit (TBU), which Terumo introduced in 1995 as its business system and analyzed the changes in its patent strategy in comparison with one of its competitors. As a result, an increasing trend in the patentability of the patent applications filed by Terumo after 1995 was observed. An interview regarding the TBU was also conducted. The results suggest that the introduction of the TBU might have intimately affected

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Bragg–(Bragg)^m–Laue diffraction and its interference fringe

Cited by 13 publications

References 10 publications

Uncertainty quantification of a newly optimized methanol and formaldehyde combustion mechanism

Uncertainty quantification of a newly optimized methanol and formaldehyde combustion mechanism

One-Dimensional Array of Au Nanoparticles Fixed on Nanofibers of Organogelators by the Langmuir−Blodgett Method

Utilization of knowledge management by medical device manufacturers in Japan

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Bragg–(Bragg)m–Laue diffraction and its interference fringe

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Uncertainty quantification of a newly optimized methanol and formaldehyde combustion mechanism

Uncertainty quantification of a newly optimized methanol and formaldehyde combustion mechanism

One-Dimensional Array of Au Nanoparticles Fixed on Nanofibers of Organogelators by the Langmuir−Blodgett Method

Utilization of knowledge management by medical device manufacturers in Japan

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Bragg–(Bragg)^m–Laue diffraction and its interference fringe