We analyse the consequences of Quincke rotation on the conductivity of a suspension. Quincke rotation refers to the spontaneous rotation of insulating particles dispersed in a slightly conducting liquid and subject to a high DC electric field: above a critical field, each particle rotates continuously around itself with an axis pointing in any direction perpendicular to the DC field. When the s...

–Expressions are obtained for the thermal conductivity of some ABO3 type displacive ferroelectrics in paraelectric phase, using Kubo formalism and double time thermal Green’s function technique. The total thermal conductivity obtained for these perovskites which is sum of two terms contributed by optical and acoustical phonons, is in agreement with the experimental results of Steigmeier. The va...

The total electric resistance R is theoretically linearly increasing function of the conductive wire length L because the electric conductivity K or electric resistivity r is independent on L. It was found out that dependence of electric resistance R on L is highly nonlinear for yarns containing the conductive metal fibers. The main aim of this paper is creation of the simple mechanistic model ...

In an inversion for the subsurface conductivity distribution using frequency-domain Controlled-Source Electromagnetic data, various amounts of horizontal components may be included. We investigate which combination of components are best suited to invert for a vertical transverse isotropic (VTI) subsurface. We do this by probing the solutionspace using a genetic algorithm. We found, by studying...

Weakly electric fish use active electrolocation to identify objects. They generate electric field by the electric organ discharge and perceive the distortion of electric image with existence of certain object. There have been many researches to comprehend the electrolocation mechanism of electric fishes. It is known that the ratio between the maximal slope of electric image and its maximal ampl...

Figure 1: Passive vs. Active electroreception. A: Paddlefish sense electric fields emitted by zooplankton (Daphnia) B: The gymnotiform wave-type weakly electric fish Apteronotus Leptorhynchus emits an electric field, the electric organ discharge (EOD), through an electric organ located in its tail. Objects with a conductivity different than that of the surrounding water will cause distorsions o...

Until now, few sp(2) carbon materials simultaneously exhibit superior performance for specific surface area (SSA) and electrical conductivity at bulk state. Thus, it is extremely important to make such materials at bulk scale with those two outstanding properties combined together. Here, we present a simple and green but very efficient approach using two standard and simple industry steps to ma...

Hydraulic conductivity is commonly estimated from grain size characteristics of unconsolidated sediments. We present an extensive set of air-permeability and grain size measurements from a heterogeneous aquifer. These data are unique in that the hydraulic conductivity measurements are made on undisturbed in-situ sediment and, like the grain size measurements, have a small sample volume size (<1...