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An ion bomdarment induced mixing coefficient is derived and experimentally evaluated for vanadium in silica.

For both lattices with small pitch-to-diameter ratios (P/D < 1.3), the mixing coefficient is about 0.022.

The turbulent mixing coefficient is an essential parameter to describe the energy and momentum transports between adjacent subchannels in a nuclear fuel assembly and affect the thermal hydraulic characteristics in nuclear reactor core.

Although many experiments and numerical simulation have been carried out to study the impulsion of velocity, a model to describe the wave length, amplitude and frequency of mixing coefficient is still missing.

The electronic structure of ZnTiO3, Zn2TiO4 and Zn2Ti3O8 is investigated using a hybrid DFT method in which the exchange mixing coefficient is obtained through its relation with the dielectric constant (also computed at the hybrid DFT level).

The surprisingly weak performance of genoCNA in inferring the correct mixing coefficient is probably linked to the non-uniqueness of solutions in the problem of inferring exact copy numbers.

The present status of estimating gas hold-ups, mass transfer and mixing coefficients is reviewed.

On the other hand, for power spectrograms mixing coefficients are defined as |m i,j |2.

Note that the mixing coefficients are defined in function of the kind of spectrogram used (i.e., magnitude or power spectrogram).

In the new pebble flow model, mixing coefficients were introduced into the fixed flow line to simulate the randomness of pebble flow.

Even in heterogeneous aquifers, the corresponding mixing coefficients are very small, leading to very long plumes of contaminants originating from continuously emitting sources if the second reactant is provided as a solute in the ambient groundwater.