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Ohne ZusammenfassungUnserem Lehrer,Heinrich Behnke, in Dankbarkeit und Verehrung zum 60. Geburtstag gewidmetDas Hauptresultat der vorliegenden Arbeit wurde in einer CR-Note der Verff. angekündigt; vgl. [18]     

Multielement analysis of biological reference materials by total-reflection X-ray fluorescence and inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry in the semiquant mode

Summary Total-reflection X-ray fluorescence (TXRF) and inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP-MS) were used for the analysis of two biological reference materials. The quantifications were carried out after addition of one single standard element which serves as an internal standard in both cases. The results of TXRF analysis were good to satisfactory. The method is therefore suitable for fast multielement analysis, because it needs no special calibration specimens. The results of ICP-MS analysis are at least in the order of magnitude of the certified values. In some cases recoveries fit very well. For quantitative analysis, however, the use of the standard addition method or the calibration with external standards is required.     

Aerodynamic forces on a tall building in a turbulent boundary layer

The model studies were designed to obtain information concerning wind loads on a tall building by placing the model in a turbulent shear flow simulating expected atmospheric boundary-layer winds. Since current design codes are inadequate for predicting all possible motions of tall buildings, it is important that better knowledge of mean and fluctuating loadings and their distributions becomes available. Experiments were conducted to determine the mean and fluctuating forces and twisting moments at several levels over the surface of a model. By determining the effects at several levels simultaneously, it was possible to correlate forces and moments at five levels with one common level. A single model was tested at varying orientations. Tests were also conducted with an identical model placed upstream so that its wake influenced the flow around the instrumented model. Results are presented in terms of distributions of force and moment coefficients and correlations at different levels. The spectral character of the force and moment components is illustrated for one case. Paper was presented at 1977 SESA Spring Meeting held in Dallas, TX on May 15–20.     

Über ein Problem der Diffusion im Schwerefelde

Zeitschrift für Physik A Hadrons and nuclei - Berechnung der Dichteverteilung als Funktion der Höhe und der Zeit in einer Lösung endlicher Höhe unter der Wirkung von Schwere und...     

Engelsche Elemente Noetherscher Gruppen

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