A technique for flow-enhanced magnetic resonance angiography of the lower extremities

A two-dimensional, flow-enhanced gradient echo pulse sequence for nuclear magnetic resonance angiography is described. It employs interleaved, presaturated slices to acquire data efficiently on imagers which favor interleaved acquisition over sequential acquisition for multislice imaging. It is useful on any imager when the effective TR is extended to enhance the sensitivity to slow flow. The technique was applied to the region from aortic bifurcation to the iliac bifurcations of three normal volunteers. The right and left common iliac arteries and veins, the separation of the external and internal iliac arteries, and secondary branches were clearly depicted.     

Ueber die Aenderungen physikalisch-chemischer Eigenschaften im Uebergangsgebiet zwischen kolloiden und molekulardispersen Systemen,III

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Control of continuous sedimentation of ideal suspensions as an initial and boundary value problem

We present the control of continuous sedimentation in an ideal thickener as an initial and boundary value problem and construct the entropy solution.