The authors speculate that this may be due to an enhanced shear layer around the inner core, which however becomes unstable at lower E, eliminating this favorable regime for faster rotation.
For this purpose the beam delivered from the synchrotron (SIS-100) will be transformed by means of fast rotation around a cylindrical axis.
Velocity slip between the liquid film and the wheel surface was found to depend primarily on wheel rotational speed and angular position, dropping to approximately 1 1.5% for sufficiently fast rotation.
The likely reason may be that with a weak singularity, the energy near the origin becomes finite, and this fact is not helpful for obtaining the a priori bound needed for a classical application of the degree theory, and also is not helpful for the fast rotation needed in recent versions of the Poincaré-Birkhoff theorem.
Due to its apparent brightness, the star most recognized for its fast rotation is Achernar, a phenomenon which causes it to be highly oblate.
They have been employed with success in, for instance, the crystallographic fast rotation function, small-angle scattering particle reconstruction, molecular surface visualisation, protein protein docking, active site analysis and protein function prediction.
One possibility requires an extremely fast rotation speed for the iron core of the star that exploded as the supernova.
In case of single bond, the piperidyl fragment gives three signals for protons due to its fast rotation around the piperidine-N C-pyridine bond.
For fast overall rotation (i.e., low Ekman number), a Stewartson layer is formed and develops various instabilities as differential rotation is increased.
This is the case for non-viscous small molecules that exhibit fast rotation and tumbling.
