Untersuchung von Mehl- und Backwaren

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Depth-profiling the composition of bimetallic nanoparticles using medium energy ion scattering

The near monolayer depth resolution of medium energy ion scattering is utilized to develop a probe of the depth dependent composition of bimetallic nanoparticles supported on planar oxide supports. The approach fits spectra of scattered ion intensity versus ion energy at well-defined scattering angles taking into account the asymmetric line shape in such spectra and also the depth dependent loss processes encountered by incident ions as they pass through the bimetallic particles.     

Some continuous programming problems in numerical analysis

Many problems in the design and implementation of computational schemes may be studied using the theory and methods of mathematical programming. One seeks to minimize bounds for the errors in the calculated results obtained from a given set of input data, exploiting analytical relations. We describe optimal quadrature rules and give an application to the evaluation of the sums of power series, belonging to an important class. We present results which are based on the theory of linear and semi-infinite programming. We also study the associated complexity issues and obtain simple qualitative results for the computational work required.     

Baryon production in the string fragmentation picture

An improved version of the “pop-corn” model for baryon production in quark and gluon jets is presented. With a reduced number of parameters the model reproduces well both production rates for different baryon species and baryon momentum distributions. Predictions are presented for a set of baryon-antibaryon correlations.     

Well‐Defined Palladium Nanoparticles Supported on Siliceous Mesocellular Foam as Heterogeneous Catalysts for the Oxidation of Water

Herein, we describe the use of Pd nanoparticles immobilized on an amino‐functionalized siliceous mesocellular foam for the catalytic oxidation of H₂O. The Pd nanocatalyst proved to be capable of mediating the four‐electron oxidation of H₂O to O₂, both chemically and photochemically. The Pd nanocatalyst is easy to prepare and shows high chemical stability, low leaching, and recyclability. Together with its promising catalytic activity, these features make the Pd nanocatalyst of potential interest for future sustainable solar‐fuel production.     

Structure functions and general final state properties in the linked dipole chain model

We have in an earlier paper, [1], presented a generalization, the Linked Dipole Chain Model LDC, of the model developed by Ciafaloni-Catani-Fiorani-Marchesini, [2], to decribe the structure functions and the states in Deep Inelastic Scattering events. In this paper we would like to present an investigation of a set of general features of the LDC Model, viz the behaviour of the structure functions (we will show how the result interpolates in a precise way in between the well-known DGLAP and BFKL approaches), the average bremsstrahlung emission in the states and finally a partitioning of the structure functions into three different channels: the “ordinary” parton-probe events, where all bremsstrahlung emissions are below the probeQ ², the boson-gluon fusion events where the last splitting of the parton chains contain transverse momentum aboveQ ², and the resolved Rutherford scattering events between the probe and the hadron (where the largest transverse momentum occur somewhere along the emission lines away from the ends).