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    X-Ray Crystallographic Studies Of Designed Peptides : Characterization Of Novel Secondary Structures Of Peptides Containing Conformationally Constrained α-, β- And γ-Amino Acids And Polymorphic Peptide Helices 

    Vasudev, Prema G (2010-10-21)
    Structural studies of peptides are of great importance in developing novel and effective biomaterials ranging from drugs and vaccines to nano materials with industrial applications. In addition, they provide model systems ...

    NMR Relaxation And Charge Transport In Conducting Polymers 

    Singh, Kshetrimayum Jugeshwar (2010-10-14)
    Conducting and semiconducting polymers, consisting of delocalized π-electrons, have been studied for the past three decades. These materials have shown novel physical properties with interesting applications in batteries, ...

    Phase Transitions And Relaxation Processes In Water And Glycerol-Water Binary Liquid Mixtures : Spin Probe ESR Sudies 

    Banerjee, Debamalya (2010-11-18)
    A liquid Cooled below its normal freezing temperature is known as a supercooled liquid. On further cooling, supercooled liquids crystallize to thermodynamically stable, ordered structures. Alternatively, if the cooling ...

    X-ray Crystallographic Characterization Of Designed Peptides Containing Heterochiral And Homochiral Diproline Segments And Database Analysis 

    Saha, Indranil (2010-12-30)
    Understanding the relation between amino acid sequences and protein structures is one of the most important problems in modern molecular biology. However, due to the complexities in the protein structure, this task is ...

    Graphene And Carbon Nanotubes : Field Induced Doping, Interaction With Nucleobases, Confined Water And Sensors 

    Das, Anindya (2010-12-08)
    This thesis presents experimental and related theoretical studies of single layer graphene, bilayer graphene and single walled carbon nanotubes. The thesis is divided into three parts; the first part describes the phonon ...

    Synthesis, Optical And Photoelectrical Investigations On PbS nano-,micro-structures 

    Pendyala, Naresh Babu (2010-10-21)
    The thesis describes the synthesis of PbS nano-, micro-structures by colloidal and hydrothermal techniques. Size and morphology dependent luminescence studies were carried out in detail. Application oriented studies like ...

    Generalizations Of The Quantum Search Algorithm 

    Tulsi, Tathagat Avatar (2010-12-03)
    Quantum computation has attracted a great deal of attention from the scientific community in recent years. By using the quantum mechanical phenomena of superposition and entanglement, a quantum computer can solve certain ...

    Critical Behavior On Approaching A Double Critical Point In A Complex Mixture 

    Pradeep, U K (2010-08-25)
    This thesis reports the results of light-scattering measurements and visual investigations of critical phenomena in the complex mixture 1-propanol (1P) + water (W) + potassium chloride (KCl) which has a special critical ...

    Gravitational Waves From Inspiralling Compact Binaries : 3PN Polarisations, Angular Momentum Flux And Applications To Astrophysics And Cosmology 

    Sinha, Siddhartha (2010-09-03)
    Binary systems comprising of compact objects like neutron stars (NS) and/or black holes (BH) lose their energy and angular momentum via gravitational waves (GW). Radiation reaction due to the emission of GW results in a ...

    Investigation Of Damage Process In Current Stressed Metal Film Using Noise Spectroscopy, Scanning Thermal Microscopy And Simulation Studies 

    Bora, Achyut (2010-09-27)
    Reliability, besides the performance, is one of the important key factors of success of any technology. While a product should perform at best as desired, it must also be capable of working for intended period of life ...
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    AuthorAnand, Venu (1)Anuradha, K N (1)Banerjee, Debamalya (1)Biswal, Sudhansu Sekhar (1)Bora, Achyut (1)Chatterjee, Piyali (1)Chockalingam, S P (1)Das, Anindya (1)Das, Bibhuti Bibhudutta (1)Ganesan, K (1)... View MoreSubjectInstrumentation (8)Carbon Nanotubes (4)Magnetism (4)Astrophysics (3)Chemical Physics (3)Electrodynamics (3)Manganites (3)Nanotechnology (3)Amorphous Semiconductors (2)Biophysics (2)... View MoreDate Issued
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