Quantum size effects in the attractive hubbard model

We investigate superconducting pair correlations in the attractive Hubbard model on a finite square lattice. Our aim is to understand the pronounced size dependence which they display in the weak and intermediate coupling regimes. These size effects originate from the electronic shell structure of finite systems and severely complicate a reliable extrapolation of numerical simulation data from small systems to the thermodynamic limit. To analyze the size effects in detail, we use the BCS approximation, as well as a particle number conserving modification of it and compare the results with those of quantum Monte Carlo simulations. As an application, we explore the possibility of reducing the shell effects in simulation data by changing the shape of the system and the imposed boundary conditions and by making use of the size dependence of corresponding BCS data.     

Synthesen von Mannich-Basen von Hydroxy-indolen. 3. Mitteilung über synthetische Indol-Verbindungen [1]

The reactivity of hydroxy-indoles under the conditions of the Mannich-reaction has been studied. The electrophilic side-chain enters in each case in a position ortho to the phenolic group. 4-Hydroxy-indole is substituted in the 5-, 5-hydroxy-indole in the 4-, 6-hydroxy-indole in the 7-, and 7-hydroxy-indole probably in the 6-position. The structures of the Mannich bases from 4-, 5- and 6-hydroxy-indole have been confirmed by comparison of the hydroxy-methyl-indoles obtained by reductive desamination with hydroxy-methyl-indoles prepared by unambiguous total synthesis.     

Theoretical and vibrational spectroscopic analysis of the CO stretching mode of cholesteryl alkanoates: the particular case of the cholesteryl acetate

Structural and vibrational properties of the CO stretching bond of cholesteryl acetate and related steroids are investigated theoretically and by Micro-Raman spectroscopy. In this work, an analysis of the CO stretching mode for the cholesteryl acetate is presented. Experimental results in crystalline, isotropic liquid and liquid crystal phases are compared with quantum chemical calculations using semi empirical hamiltonians (AM1 and PM3) and the density functional theory. The calculations were performed on isolated molecules with different conformations as found on previous investigations giving strong evidence of their existence. Calculated frequencies are found to be very close to experiments and suggest the possible existence of the predicted conformers.     

Effects of Fenton’s reagent and thermal modification on the electrochemical properties of graphite felt for microbial fuel cell

Research on Chemical Intermediates - Effective methods for graphite felt (GF) treatment based on Fenton’s reagent treatment and thermal modification have been used to improve microbial fuel...     

Geometry‐Assisted Three‐Dimensional Superlocalization Imaging of Single‐Molecule Catalysis on Modular Multilayer Nanocatalysts

To establish the structure–catalytic property relationships of heterogeneous catalysts, a detailed characterization of the three‐dimensional (3D) distribution of active sites on a single catalyst is essential. Single‐particle catalysis of a modular multilayer catalytic platform that consists of a solid silica core, a mesoporous silica shell, and uniformly distributed Pt nanoparticles sandwiched in between these layers is presented. The first 3D high‐resolution super‐localization imaging of single fluorescent molecules produced at active sites on the core‐shell model nanocatalysts is demonstrated. The 3D mapping is aided by the well‐defined geometry and a correlation study in scanning electron microscopy and total internal reflection fluorescence and scattering microscopy. This approach can be generalized to study other nano‐ and mesoscale structures.     

Zur Bestimmung von Spurenkonzentrationen Kohlenoxidsulfid in technischen Synthesegasen

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Die Identifizierung von 2-Chinolonen in einem kalifornischen Roh?l

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Die quantitative Bestimmung der Acetylgruppen von Proteinen und Peptiden nach einem gas-chromatographischen Verfahren

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Eine neue Cupri-argentometrische Methode zur Bestimmung von reduzierenden Zuckern

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Zur Colorimetrie der Alkylamine und Stickstoffheterocyclen durch intermedi?re Bildung von ortho-Chinonen

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