Sentence examples for assemblies of particles from inspiring English sources

A new and efficient algorithm based on multipole techniques is presented which calculates the electrostatic forces and potentials in macroscopic periodic assemblies of particles.

In Newtonian physics and classical thermodynamics the laws that govern the behavior of single particles suffice for the study of assemblies of particles, but this "methodological bonus" comes with a cost, they are theories of equilibrium, and therefore do not apply to far-from-equilibrium systems.

Theoretical understanding of condensed matter physics is closely related to the notion of emergence, wherein complex assemblies of particles behave in ways dramatically different from their individual constituents.

Bioaerosols are assemblies of particles of variable biological origin (bacterial, viral, or fungal) suspended in the air and capable of initiating an infectious process in a susceptible host.

Figure 6 shows a sample which is a compacted bonded assembly of particles.

Ordering induced by shear flow can be used [73] to direct the assembly of particles in suspensions.

However, the technique proposed here, which treats the fluid as an assembly of particles and thus a discontinuous body, can express any chaotic behavior created by particle interactions.

In DEM, the polymer foam is represented as an assembly of particles which model the closed-cells.

With this weighting, there are two possible statistics, as we noted: Bose-Einstein, corresponding to a symmetric state function for the assembly of particles and Fermi-Dirac, corresponding to an anti-symmetric state function.

We can conclude that after 3 h, CuO microspheres are formed by the self-assembly of particles, but the surface of microspheres is uneven; there are still many small particles attached to the surface of microspheres (Fig. 4a, d).

Crack propagation in a vitreous biopolymer material is simulated using the Discrete Element Method (DEM), which models the brittle material as an assembly of particles bonded together.