Sentence examples for dissipation coefficients from inspiring English sources

A new method, the power coefficient measurement method, was proposed recently by Fahy to measure power transfer and dissipation coefficients.

Thermally activated escape over potential barriers is addressed for systems driven out of equilibrium by time-dependent forces, temperatures, or dissipation coefficients of rather general type.

In EULAG the sub-grid scales are treated implicitly by the numerical scheme, while in ASH their effect is generally modeled by using enhanced dissipation coefficients.

However low dissipation coefficients do not necessarily mean "strong bonded molecules" [23].

A modified model based on harmonic oscillator theory was used to determine the modal eigenfrequencies and quality factors, which can be converted into co-moving fluid mass and dissipation coefficients.

As obvious from the KdV B equation (23), the nonlinear, dispersion and dissipation coefficients are functions of superthermality parameter of ions ((kappa _{i})) and electrons ((kappa _e)), strength of magnetic field (via (Omega _{d})), obliqueness (via (l_{z})) and viscosity (via (eta _{0})).

The elastic waves associated with AE events can travel a considerable distances in metallic structures which have a low damping dissipation coefficient.

Adaptive control laws are also constructed for the case of an unknown dissipation coefficient.

Other control laws where the dissipation coefficient ε = 0 and the dispersion coefficient δ = 0 are also treated and stability is proved.

We establish the uniqueness for the nonsmooth dissipation coefficient and prove the convergence property of the minimizer of the regularizing cost functional for the inverse problem theoretically.

This equation has a unique monotone kink profile solitary wave solution as the dissipation coefficient d satisfies |¯d|>d0; while it has a unique damped oscillatory solution as |¯d|<d0.