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The behaviour of the total energy for a semi-infinite piezoelectricbeam, with uniform or variable cross-section, in dynamical conditionsis investigated. Precisely, we obtain some estimates in termsof the data for the energy of the portion of the body at distancegreater than z from the base and for its norm in L1(0,t) (wheret is an arbitrary positive time). We obtain some estimates whichdepend on the initial data if t z/V (where V is a computablepositive material constant); if t > z/V, by using also theKorn inequality, we show that the bounds depend on all the data.Under mild hypotheses on the initial data we derive the asymptoticbehaviour of the energy as z +. All possible combinations ofboundary conditions are examined and the kind of the estimateis formally the same for all the problems whether the beam isa cylinder or not. 相似文献
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Lambrechts SA Aalders MC Verbraak FD Lagerberg JW Dankert JB Schuitmaker JJ 《Journal of photochemistry and photobiology. B, Biology》2005,79(1):51-57
BACKGROUND: Photodynamic inactivation (PDI) employs visible light and a photosensitizer to inactivate cells. The technique is currently clinically used for the treatment of several malignancies. However, the PDI of microorganisms still remains in the research phase. PURPOSE: To study the effect of human blood plasma and human serum albumin (HSA) on the PDI of Staphylococcus aureus, Pseudomonas aeruginosa and Candida albicans. METHODS: PDI experiments were performed using white light (30 mW cm-2) and the cationic 5-phenyl-10,15,20-tris(N-methyl-4-pyridyl)porphyrin chloride (TriP[4]) as photosensitizer. RESULTS: The microorganisms could be successfully photoinactivated by TriP[4] when suspended in phosphate buffered saline (PBS). In this medium, P. aeruginosa was the most resistant microorganism. Changing the suspending medium from PBS to human blood plasma reduced the PDI of all three microorganisms. In human blood plasma C. albicans was the most resistant microorganism. The same results were obtained with 4.5% and 7% HSA/PBS suspensions. CONCLUSIONS: Albumin inhibits the PDI of S. aureus, P. aeruginosa and C. albicans in a dose dependent manner. However, our results are encouraging towards the potential future application of PDI for the treatment of superficial wound infections caused by S. aureus, P. aeruginosa and C. albicans. 相似文献
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M. POPEM. MAGNUSSON R. LUNDSTRÖMC. HULSHOF J. VERBEEKM. BOVENZI 《Journal of sound and vibration》2002,253(1):131-167
There is strong epidemiological evidence that occupational exposure to WBV is associated with an increased risk of low back pain (LBP), sciatic pain, and degenerative changes in the spinal system, including lumbar intervertebral disc disorders. A prototype health surveillance scheme for WBV is presented in this paper. Surveillance is the collection, analysis, and dissemination of data for the purpose of prevention. The aims are to assess health status and diagnose vibration-induced disorders at an early stage, to inform the workers on the potential risk associated with vibration exposure, to give preventive advice to employers and employees and to control whether preventive measures which have been taken, were successful. It is suggested that a pre-placement health examination should be offered to each worker who will be exposed to WBV so as to make the worker aware of the hazards, to obtain baseline health data, and to identify medical conditions that may increase the risk due to WBV. The case history should focus on personal history, work history, and leisure activities involving driving of vehicles. The personal medical history should detail back pain complaints, disorders in the spine, any injuries or surgery to the musculoskeletal system. A physical examination on the lower back should be performed on workers who have experienced LBP symptoms over the past 12 months. The preplacement examination should be followed by periodic health reassessment with a regular interval according to the legislation of the country. It is suggested that periodic medical examination should be made available at least every 2 years to all workers who are exposed to WBV. Any change in vibration exposure at the workplace should be reported by the employer. If an increase in vibration exposure or a change in health status have occurred, the medical re-examination should be offered at shorter intervals at the discretion of the attending physician. There should be a periodic medical examination, which includes recording any change in exposure to WBV. The findings for the individual should be compared with previous examinations. Group data should also be compiled periodically. Medical removal may be considered along with re-placement in working practices without exposure to WBV. This paper presents opinions on health surveillance for whole-body vibration developed within a working group of partners funded on a European Community Network (BIOMED2 concerted action BMH4-CT98-3251: Research network on detection and prevention of injuries due to occupational vibration exposures). The health surveillance protocol and the draft questionnaire with explanation comments are presented for wider consideration by the science community and others before being considered appropriate for implementation. 相似文献
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Alajarin M Vidal A Tovar F Ramirez De Arellano MC Cossio FP Arrieta A Lecea B 《The Journal of organic chemistry》2000,65(22):7512-7515
Efficient 1,4-asymmetric induction has been achieved in the highly stereocontrolled intramolecular [2 + 2] cycloadditions between ketenimines and imines, leading to 1,2-dihydroazeto[2, 1-b]quinazolines. The chiral methine carbon adjacent to the iminic nitrogen controls the exclusive formation of the cycloadducts with relative trans configuration at C2 and C8. The stepwise mechanistic model, based on theoretical calculations, fully supports the stereochemical outcome of these cycloadditions. 相似文献
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Morelos A Albuquerque IF Bondar NF Carrigan R Chen D Cooper PS Lisheng D Denisov AS Dobrovolsky AV Dubbs T Endler AM Escobar CO Foucher M Golovtsov VL Gottschalk H Gouffon P Grachev VT Khanzadeev AV Kubantsev MA Kuropatkin NP Lach J Lang Pengfei Lebedenko VN Li Chengze Li Yunshan Luksys M Mahon JR McCliment E Newsom C Pommot Maia MC Samsonov VM Schegelsky VA Shi Huanzhang Smith VJ Fukun T Terentyev NK Timm S Tkatch II Uvarov LN Vorobyov AA Yan Jie Wenheng Z Zheng Shuchen Zhong Yuanyuan 《Physical review D: Particles and fields》1995,52(7):3777-3780
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Measurement of the branching ratio and asymmetry parameter for the Sigma +-->p gamma radiative decay
Timm S Albuquerque IF Bondar NF Carrigan R Chen D Cooper PS Lisheng D Denisov AS Dobrovolsky AV Dubbs T Endler AM Escobar CO Foucher M Golovtsov VL Gottschalk H Gouffon P Grachev VT Khanzadeev AV Kubantsev MA Kuropatkin NP Lach J Lang Pengfei Langland J Li Chengze Li Yunshan Luksys M Mahon JR McCliment E Morelos A Newsom C Pommot Maia MC Samsonov VM Schegelsky VA Shi Huanzhang Smith VJ Tang Fukun Terentyev NK Tkatch II Uvarov LN Vorobyov AA Yan Jie Wenheng Z Zheng Shuchen Zhong Yuanyuan 《Physical review D: Particles and fields》1995,51(9):4638-4660