The energy flux in internal waves generated at the Celtic Sea shelf break was estimated by (i) applying perturbation theory to a weeklong dataset from a mooring at 200m depth, and (ii) using a 2D non-hydrostatic circulation model over the shelf break. The dataset consisted of high resolution time-series of currents and vertical stratification together with two 25-h sets of vertical profiles of ...

This is a summary of ve lectures delivered at the CIME course on "Advanced Numerical Approximation of Nonlinear Hyperbolic Equations" held in Cetraro, Italy, on June 1997. Following the introductory lecture I | which provides a general overview of approximate solution to nonlinear conservation laws, the remaining lectures deal with the speciics of four complementing topics: Lecture II. Finite-d...

India : Its Prevalence, Causation and Ijr?ve;ntion. By Arthur Lankester, m.d. (Lond.). .Messrs. Butterworth & Co. Dr. Lanki^stijr's book represents the results of a large amount of laborious and systematic research. It is so full of interesting and useful information that it is difficult to summarise it. The book is divided into the three parts mentioned in the title; it is tke outcome of two y...

The spherical torus edge region is among the most challenging regimes for plasma turbulence simulations. Here, we measure the spatial and temporal properties of ion-scale turbulence in the steep gradient region of H-mode pedestals during edge localized mode-free, MHD quiescent periods in the National Spherical Torus Experiment. Poloidal correlation lengths are about 10 qi, and decorrelation tim...

Pyrolysis is an applicable method that has been widely used to recover hydrocarbons from Used Lubricating Oil (ULO). However, large-scale application of this approach has been limited by its noticeably energy and time consuming nature. In the present research, it has been attempted to modify the energy and time requirements of ULO pyrolysis using the catalytic effects of metal oxide nanoparticl...

   Surfaces of synthesis cobalt disulfide has high electron density that could interact with polycyclic aromatic compounds by π-π stacking. Cobalt disulfide was synthesized with the hydrothermal method and characterized by field emission scanning electron microscopy, X-ray diffraction and energy-dispersive X-ray. Using tetracycline as a model analyte, the batch adsorption experiments were c...

A new Density-Functional (DF) formula is constructed for atoms. The kinetic energy of the electrons is divided into two parts: the kinetic self-energy and the orthogonalization energy where these concepts are borrowed from the pseudopotential theory. For the radial part of the orthogonalization energy which replaces the radial part of the Fermi-energy of the Thomas-Fermi model we derived the ex...

Spiders in the Orbiculariae spin orb webs that dissipate the mechanical energy of their flying prey, bringing the insects to rest and retaining them long enough for the spider to attack and subdue their meals. Small prey are easily stopped by webs but provide little energetic gain. While larger prey offer substantial nourishment, they are also challenging to capture and can damage the web if th...

We examine mixed-layer deepening and the generation of internal waves in stratified fluid resulting from turbulence that develops in response to an applied surface stress. In laboratory experiments the stress is applied over the breadth of a finite-length tank by a moving roughened conveyor belt. The turbulence in the shear layer is characterized using particle image velocimetry to measure the ...

We have constructed models for the sun at three stages of its evolution: a zero-age main sequence model, the present sun, and a subgiant model. For each model, the turbulent pressure and turbulent kinetic energy were calculated from 3-d radiative hydrodynamical simulations (described in the poster by Robinson et al.), and inserted into the 1-d stellar models. We note that in these simulations, ...