Synergetic model of the formation of non-crystalline structures

Mar'yan, M. I.; Szász, András; Szendró, Péter; Kikineshy, Alexander A.

doi:10.1016/j.jnoncrysol.2004.09.026

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“…Let us consider the system and corresponding conditions for obtaining non-crystalline semiconductor materials by cooling the melt [1,2]. In a non-equilibrium noncrystalline system (NCS) for a non-adiabatic process in which non-crystalline materials are produced, the amount of heat dQ from the environment (thermostat) is equal dQ = TdS [8,15]. In this case, it is necessary to consider the flow of negative entropy from the surrounding environment 0 ) ( ≤ = q f dS e , where q is the external control parameter, which is defined by the velocity of change in temperature.…”

Section: Concepts and Investigation Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Nanosized levels of the self-organized structures in the non-crystalline semiconductors As–S(Se) system

Mar'yan¹

2019

Semicond. phys., quantum electron. optoelectron.

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A synergetic model of the transition to a non-crystalline state is proposed, which enables us to investigate the temperature dependence of the microscopic parameters (meansquare displacements, the proportion of atoms in soft atomic configurations, power constants) under the influence of the external control parameter -the cooling velocity. Their analysis has been performed on the basis of experimental researches for noncrystalline semiconductors of the system As-S(Se). It has been shown that formation of self-organized structures in the non-crystalline solids is carried out in accordance with the technological conditions of obtaining as a method of the system self-organization. The dependence of the period and lifetime of self-organized structures on the cooling velocity has been studied. The established value of the period of spatial inhomogeneity L c ≈ 10…10 2 Å correlates with the nanosized midlle order in non-crystalline materials of the system As-S(Se) and decreases with increasing the cooling velocity.

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Section: Concepts and Investigation Methodsmentioning

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Nanosized levels of the self-organized structures in the non-crystalline semiconductors As–S(Se) system

Mar'yan¹

2019

Semicond. phys., quantum electron. optoelectron.

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“…x to 2 x , evolution, the growth rate reaches to its extremum 4 / rk . The effectiveness of change factor increases and the extent of the use of resources is increasing.…”

Section: Business Strategy Evolution Of the Synergistic Effectmentioning

confidence: 98%

“…Haken, the founder of synergy theory, pointed out that in an open system, subsystems both move spontaneously and independently without rules, but also move synergetic because of the fixed association between subsystems [2] . Synergy is referred to synergistic function, the result of which is called as synergistic effect.…”

Section: Definition Of Enterprise Strategy Synergymentioning

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“…There are synergy effects in vastly different natural systems or social systems. Synergies inherent in any complex system, it's a self-organizing capacity and internal forces which makes an orderly structural system [5] . In any complex system, when the external energy or material under the action of the state of aggregation reached a certain critical value, the subsystem will create synergies between.…”

Section: Definition Of Enterprise Strategy Synergymentioning

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Law of enterprise strategy synergistic effect evolvement

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To study the evolution of enterprise strategy synergistic effect, this paper defined enterprise strategy synergistic effect and drew mathematical description. Quadratic nonlinearity differential equation is used to depict self-organization evolution process of enterprise strategy synergistic effect. This paper issued that strategy synergistic effect would be in sustainable benign development when the inner endowment growth rate jointly affected by routine factors and transform factors. The evolution period is divided into initial phase, growth phase, maturity phase and transition phase. The results of routine factors and transform factors analysis exhibit different evolution characteristics in different phases. After enterprise strategy changed, strategy synergy patterns was going to change and strategy synergistic effect would evolve in higher management level.

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“…The stochastic proton migration in hydrogen bonds makes the bulky water collective, [81]. The solid water (ice) has hydrogen-bridge connections over the entire volume [84]. The entire bridge bonded ice turns to water by the first kind of phase transition, but only a fraction of the bridges broke, about every seventh, which was approximated from the evaporation and melting heat ratio (We≈2256 kJ/kg and Wm≈334 kJ/kg).…”

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Connections between Warburg’s and Szentgyorgyi’s Approach about the Causes of Cancer

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Szász²,

Hegyi³

2016

J Neoplasm

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Numerous theories and hypotheses are published about the causes of cancer and its hallmarks. Two remarkable principles were established and debated for a long time. The first is the Warburg-effect, which based on mitochondrial dysfunction, connected to the intensive metabolic activity of the malignancy. The other is the Szentgyorgyi's effect which describes the malignancy by changing of the cellular state (α ↔ β) explained by evolutional biology and supported by definitely improved dielectric properties of the malignant tissue from their normal counterpart while these theories have stable explanations, developed many controversies. Both are partial of completely revised time-by-time, showing new insights with new evidence as additions to these old ideas. Our objective is to demonstrate connections between these theories and start new considerations in the actual debates.

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Synergetic model of the formation of non-crystalline structures

Cited by 9 publications

References 3 publications

Nanosized levels of the self-organized structures in the non-crystalline semiconductors As–S(Se) system

Nanosized levels of the self-organized structures in the non-crystalline semiconductors As–S(Se) system

Law of enterprise strategy synergistic effect evolvement

Connections between Warburg’s and Szentgyorgyi’s Approach about the Causes of Cancer

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