Reply to Comment by N. Shokri on “Analytical Estimation Show Low Depth‐Independent Water Loss Due to Vapor Flux From Deep Aquifers”

Reply to the Comment by S.E. Sebastian and N. Harrison

Reply to Comment by Dhar

In our paper " Can disorder induce a finite thermal conductivity in 1D lattices? " (Phys. we have pointed out two important things. First, the disorder can induce a finite thermal conductivity in lower temperature regime. Second, our numerical calculations with Noo´se-Hoover thermostats shown that a unique nonequilibrium stationary state may not exist in a disorder harmonic chain. In his commen...

Numerical Study of Spherical Vapor Layer Growth Due to Contact of a Hot Object and Water

Vapor film formation and growth due to contact of a hot body and other liquids arise in some industrial applications including nuclear fuel rods, foundry and production of paper. The possibility of a steam explosion remains in most of these cases which could result in injuries and financial damage. Due to the importance of such phenomenon, this study deals with vapor layer forming, growth, and ...

epl draft Reply Reply to the Comment by S . E . Sebastian and N . Harrison

In their comment, Sebastian and Harrison (SH) suggest that our torque and force measurements in SrCu2(BO3)2 [1] are incorrect due to a non-linear regime in the cantilever operation and deny the importance of Dzyaloshinski-Moriya (DM) interaction in torque measurements. In this reply, we show that their arguments are incorrect and why neither the torque measurements [1, 2] nor the magnetization ...

Reply from Authors to the Editorial Comment

We read with interest the editorial comment by S. Daneshmand [1] regarding our recent article. The fact that lymph node metastases are found unexpectedly in the pathological specimens of up to 27% of patients with preoperatively staged cN0 muscle-invasive bladder cancer makes an extended pelvic lymph node dissection (ePLND) mandatory [2]. A significant number of these lymph node-positive patien...