Browsing by thesis submitted date"1973"
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A Theoretical investigation on brillouin scattering from nonmagnetic and magnetic systems
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Bursting phenomenon in turbulent flows
The importance of the phenomenon of bursts in turbulent shear layers has been recognised by fluid dynamicists during the past few years. Kline et al. (1967), Corino & Brodkey (1969), and more recently Grass (1971) noticed ... -
Contributions to the chemistry of metal sulphide metal sulphate systems
The results show that sulphur trioxide acts as an oxidising agent in these reactions. It oxidises the sulphide to sulphate. During this process it is reduced to sulphur dioxide, and at higher temperatures (360–500?°C) even ... -
Corrosion and related electrochemical studies on ziroconium (in nitrate melts, nitrats fluoride melts and aqueous nitrate solutions)
The thesis embodies the results of the investigations on the corrosion of zirconium in nitrate melts. The predicted thermodynamic behaviour of zirconium in 2-component NaNO?-KNO? eutectic melts based on E-pO diagrams ... -
Electron diffraction studies of electro-deposits
The work described in this thesis has been directed towards the design and fabrication of an electron diffraction camera, and its use to study the dependence of the structure of electrodeposits upon electrochemical conditions ... -
Investigations in nuclear magnetic resonance.
Itoh and Kamiya?^ in their work on K?Cu?Cl?·2H?O have estimated that some of the unpaired electron spin density may lie on the protons of the water molecules. In the recent ENDOR study by van Ormondt et?al.?^ already ... -
Investigations in nuclear magnetic resonance.
From a study of ?Li NMR in single crystals of lithium acetate dihydrate, e²qQ/h and location of the EFG tensor are determined. e²qQ/h = 154.6 kHz, which, being on the higher side of the values obtained for other Li compounds, ... -
Kinetic investigations on gas solid reactions
Gas-Solid Reactions in Metallurgical Processes Gas-solid reactions are of current interest to process metallurgists because of their growing importance in industrial processes. In the present work, investigations were ... -
Learning Algorithms for stochastic automata-
Reported in this thesis is the study of nonlinear learning algorithms or reinforcement schemes for multi-state stochastic automata acting in stationary random media with unknown response characteristics. Such stochastic ... -
Metabolism of phenolic acids in relation to the biosynthesis of ubiquinone and sterols
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Nega-base computer arithemetic-theory and applications
This dissertation presents a detailed study of negative base number representation—the theory as well as the development of suitable algorithms for building the arithmetic unit of a digital computer. The idea of negative ... -
Nonexponential decay of sound in rooms
(i) The above analysis of decay of sound in rectangular rooms under various boundary conditions shows that the overall decay is in general non?exponential because the normal modes corresponding to different angles of ... -
Oxidation of Alcohols
Oxidation of ethanol and methanol are known to be feasible reactions. Equilibrium constants calculated show that these reactions are highly irreversible. Theoretically ethanol and methanol oxidations to their respective ... -
Similar solutions in nonequilibrium nozzle flows
The phenomena of thermal and/or chemical nonequilibrium in flowing gases at high temperatures is of fundamental importance in rocket nozzles as well as hypersonic flight simulation facilities. The present state-of-the-art ... -
Studies in nonbenzenoid aromatic compounds-Thesis submitted to the IIc for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in the faculty of science
The thesis entitled “Studies in Nonbenzenoid Aromatic Compounds” is divided into two parts (Part I and Part II). Part I Entitled “Studies on the Synthesis of 9,10-Phenanthrocyclopropenone”, it consists of three ... -
Studies in stereochemistry
The thesis entitled “Studies in Stereochemistry” is divided into three parts: Part I This part describes attempts to understand the cause of the unusual conformational preference of cyclohexane-1,4-dione. It is divided ...