The increased optical path of light in solar cell as well as local increase of the absorption coefficient in vicinity of the plasmonic nanoparticle can be achieved [1, 2].
In the vicinity of anions, the distribution coefficient (Kd) values decreased with increase in ionic strength aside from SO4 2−.
The introduction of a groove on a spherical dome causes abrupt change on its wind pressure coefficient (Cp) in the vicinity of the groove.
Due to the large radial temperature gradients in vicinity of the reactor wall, heat transfer coefficients are significantly higher compared to a non-reactive system.
If we assume that the human effective population size is N e = 10,000 (Hill 1981), this translates into selection coefficients that are in the vicinity of 10− (table 2).
Taking into account the localization of an exciton in a relatively small vicinity of the QD center, for the absorption coefficient one can write the expression (25).
The obtained diffusion coefficient showed a maximum in the vicinity of a voltammetric current peak; this corresponded with the potential dependence of a coupled diffusion coefficient expected in the extreme case of electron-transport control.
where A is a coefficient with a value in the vicinity of 1000 A/cm2 for the reverse bias current generation, and k and T are the Boltzmann constant and temperature, respectively.
This paper aims to theoretically explain the behavior of thermal diffusion coefficient in polymer solutions; specifically, in the vicinity of the unstable regions of phase diagrams.
Using an approximate Bayesian approach, we estimate that the average selection coefficient on negative epistatic interactions is in the vicinity of s = 0.03 (Tlatemaco) to s = 0.07 (Calnali); scaling these by estimates of the effective population size (2 Ns∼10 and ∼45, respectively) suggests that selection is strong enough to be deterministic but of moderate strength relative to drift.
The Seebeck coefficient values are not influenced, with values in the vicinity of 285 μV/K for both solutions.
