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Our work describes a theory of hyperchromats with a linear dependence of longitudinal chromatic aberration on wavelength.

The rate of cracking of n-paraffins over ZSM-5 increases exponentially with n, which is consistent with a linear dependence of Δ G° with n.

One of the models was based on the adsorption isotherm for a two-component system, and the other used Frumkin isotherm with a linear dependence of the interaction parameter on electrode potential.

However, there have been hints for some time that reversible folding is possible and that some folding reactions can be fitted by a two-state transition with a linear dependence of free energy on denaturant [ 1,6 11].

In order to measure an accurate value of transmittance we fit it with a linear dependence on the number of layers for a statistical ensemble of flakes.

Third, the addition of cross-pathway inhibition or combinatorial signaling to an ultrasensitive system can achieve mutual fidelity, but with a linear dependence on the amount of cross-regulation.

During the first 20 hours of testing with anodic current density of 0.2 A cm−2, RP increased with a linear dependence on the square root of time, suggesting Sr surface segregation.

We consider the band gap changes in the QR as E g (z)(e V)=1.518−1.580c+0.475c 2. As an ansatz, we chose c = 0.56 at the bottom and c ≈ 0.59 on the top of QDs, with a linear dependence on z [19], the distance in nm measured from the bottom of the ring.

Upon irradiation of DNA-encased MWNTs, heat is generated with a linear dependence on irradiation time and laser power.

At decreasing dilution times amplitudes decreased and periods became faster with a linear dependence on td.

The conductivity of the electrolyte is very sensitive to temperature (T) and salt mass fraction (x) in the blend: samples with low salt concentration show a linear dependence of ln σ with (1/T) below 333 K (the euthetic melting temperature of PEO+complex), with an activation energy of 0.1±0.05 eV, and an almost flat variation above this temperature.