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Stanford Resources Inc., the leading market research firm specializing in the global electronic display industry, has released its annual study on the flat panel display (FPD) industry - Flat lnformation Displays. Now in its eighth edition, this industry perspective analyses competing FPD technologies in terms of technological development, sales, suppliers and future prospects.     

Professor Sivaramakrishna Chandrasekhar,FRS

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Optical microscopy in mixtures of di-octylazoxybenzene (8AB) and di-nonylazoxybenzene (9AB) reveals that a smectic A-nematic-isotropic triple point occurs at 71·5±0·5°C and 38±2wt% 8AB. Although this concentration induced triple point is different from the pressure induced triple point known to exist in pure 9AB at elevated pressure, analysis of the data from both the mixing and pressure experiments reveals that the phase transition surfaces in temperature-pressure-concentration space for this system are nearly planar.     

AN IMPROVED ARC-LENGTH METHOD AND APPLICATION IN THE POST-BUCKLING ANALYSIS FOR COMPOSITE STRUCTURES

Based on the conventional arc- length method, an improved arc- length method with high-efficiency is proposed. The weighted modifications with respect to the variation of structural stiffness and extra-interpolation modification by using the information of known equilibrium points are introduced to improve the incremental arc- length . An approximate expansion method for the accumulated and expected arc-length is used to ensure the convergence at given load levels in large range of applications. Numerical results show that the improved arc-length method has well adaptability and higher efficiency in the post-buckling analysis of plates and sheik structures for tracing whole load-deflection path and obtaining the convergence values at any specified load levels.     

ON THE ASYMPTOTIC BEHAVIOR OF HOPFIELD NEURAL NETWORK WITH PERIODIC INPUTS

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Bonding properties in organolithium aggregates

Results are given of the application of the CNDO/2 method to bonding in alkyllithium aggregates. Calculations relative to monomers and dim ers of methyl-, ethyl-, and vinyllithium, plus methyllithium tetramer are described.