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Drexel - NEW - 04
School of Biomedical Engineering, Science and Health SystemsDrexel BIOMEDSchool of Biomedical Engineering, Science & Health SystemsBossone Research Enterprise CenterbyBanu Onaral, Director 23 December 2006V 1.0 [MS 041019]School of Biomed
Drexel - NEW - 04
School of Biomedical Engineering, Science and Health SystemsWelcome toBiomedical EngineeringInformation SessionBossone Research Enterprise CenterbyBanu Onaral, Director August 25, 2006V 1.0 [MS 041019]School of Biomedical Engineering, Sc
Wisconsin - ENGR - 201
8.1-8.4 Coulomb friction (intro. to tribology)Consider a simple experiment where we slowly pull point p:dscale (reads force F) pN Frough surface force, FFNFslipdisplacem ent, dtypical responseRemarkably, the force that produces s
Wisconsin - ENGR - 201
2.7-2.8 Cartesian Vectorsy6/8/06Consider an orthogonal x,y coordinate system, and a vector F in this space.Fxyj iFxyF yj iFxF xRepresentation of vectors in terms of Cartesian componentsUnit vectors:i, j.or.^ ^ i, j
Wisconsin - ENGR - 405
Nuclear FissionDuderstadt and Hamilton pp. 54-70Fission physicsThe binding energy per nucleon peaks at 8.7 MeV for nuclear mass numbers of about 50. More tightly bound nuclei can be produced by either combining lighter nuclei or inducing heavier
Wisconsin - ENGR - 405
Reactor criticality, conversion and breedingDuderstadt and Hamilton pp. 83-88Six factor formula assumes thermal reactor characteristicsThermal Neutrons 0.05 eV 0.025 eV 1 eV 100 keV 1 MeVk = fPTNL pPFNLFission neutrons 1 MeVNumber of neutr
Wisconsin - ENGR - 405
Differential scatteringDuderstadt and Hamilton pp. 34-45Differential scattering cross sectionv v'We want a cross section that describes not only the probability that a neutron scatters, but also contains information about the angle through whic
Wisconsin - ENGR - 405
Differential scatteringDuderstadt and Hamilton pp. 34-45Differential scattering cross sectionv vWe want a cross section that describes not only the probability that a neutron scatters, but also contains information about the angle through which
Wisconsin - ENGR - 405
Nuclear motionDuderstadt and Hamilton pp. 45-54Nuclear motion affects cross sectionsExcept at absolute zero, nuclei are in motion and therefore are not stationary targets for neutrons. The cross section energy dependence is really determined by t
Wisconsin - ENGR - 405
Nuclear Reactions Macroscopic cross sectionsDuderstadt and Hamilton pp 19-23Review of microscopic cross sectionsWe considered a beam of neutrons incident upon a very Thin target to insure that each nucleus in the target would be exposed to the sa
Wisconsin - ENGR - 405
Nuclear cross section behaviorDuderstadt and Hamilton pp.23-34Two fundamental aspects of neutron cross sections Kinematics of two-particle collisions Conservation of momentum Conservation of energy Dynamics of nuclear reactions Potential sca
Wisconsin - ENGR - 405
Nuclear Reactions Microscopic cross sectionsDuderstadt and Hamilton pp 3-19Macroscopic to microscopic worldCutaway of PWR pressure vessel and Internals.Nuclear chain reactionNeutron +235U fission products + more neutrons + energyThere ar
Wisconsin - ENGR - 405
Elastic scattering and kinematicsDuderstadt and Hamilton pp 39-45Elastic scattering from stationary nucleiUse the laws of conservation of energy and momentum. First write the differential cross section ass ( EP( EE ) dE= Probability that a n
Wisconsin - ENGR - 405
NEEP 405 Homework Set # 6 Due March 16 1. 2. 3. 4. D&H 5-29 (a)&(b) D&H 5-30 D&H 5-31 D&H 5-32
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NEEP 405 Homework Set # 5 Due March 9 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. D&H 5-3 D&H 5-11 D&H 5-13 D&H 5-14 D&H 5-19
Wisconsin - ENGR - 405
NEEP 405 Homework Set # 9 Due April 19 1. 2. 3. 4. D&H 8-20 D&H 8-23 D&H 8-26 D&H 8-27
Wisconsin - ENGR - 405
NEEP 405 Homework Set # 7 Due April 5 1. D&H 7-3 2. D&H 7-8 3. D&H 7-11
Wisconsin - ENGR - 525
Mirrored Particles NEEP/ECE/Physics 525, Fall 2006 Prof. Carl Sovinec The plots in this document illustrate particle trapping in a magnetic mirror. The magnetic field is found from a concocted (but not unrealistic) axial magnetic-flux distribution,2
Wisconsin - ENGR - 525
NEEP/ECE/Physics 525 Homework #8 Fall 2006 Assigned: Thursday, 11/09/06 Due: Thursday, 11/16/06 1. Chen, Problem 4-37. In general, the effect of electron-ion collisions can be built into our fluid model if we add the term me ne (Vi - Ve ) to the righ
Wisconsin - ENGR - 525
NEEP/ECE/Physics 525 Homework #7 Fall 2006 Assigned: Thursday, 10/26/06 Due: Tuesday, 11/7/06 1. For this problem, it will be helpful to read Section 4.13 of Chen and refer to Problem 4-13 and its solution. a) Write the dispersion relation for an O-m
Wisconsin - ENGR - 525
April 2, 2004 Physics 525 Quiz #2 Due at Class April 12 You may use your notes, textbook, calculator, reference books - anything except your classmates' (or others!) assistance. Most of all use your head and start early! Consider a plasma column (2.0
Wisconsin - ENGR - 525
NEEP/ECE/Physics 525 Homework #6 Fall 2006 Assigned: Thursday, 10/19/06 Due: Thursday, 10/26/06 1. Our discussions in class considered electron plasma waves and sound waves as different limits of the electrostatic dispersion relation. In fact, they a
Wisconsin - ENGR - 525
NE/ECE/Physics 525 Homework #9 Spring 2008 Assigned: Monday, 4/7/08 Due: Monday, 4/14/08 1. In this problem, we consider ambipolar diffusion for weakly ionized electron-proton plasma in a long cylindrically symmetric column of radius 25 cm. Magnetic
Wisconsin - ENGR - 525
Homework #4 Due 3/1/04 Chen Problem 2-15 Chen Problem 2-21
Wisconsin - ENGR - 525
UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN ECE/NEEP/Physics 525 Introduction to Plasmas Spring Semester 2007Problem Set #2 Due: Thursday, February 15, 2007 1. a) Charged particle drifts - nonuniform magnetic field. The magnetic field strength in the equatorial plane
Wisconsin - ENGR - 525
NE/ECE/Physics 525 Homework #3 Spring 2008 Assigned: Friday, 2/8/08 Due: Friday, 2/15/08 1. (10 points) A plasma experiment of length L=0.5 m has uniform magnetic field of magnitude 0.3 T that is pointed in the +z-direction. Spatially varying electri
Wisconsin - ENGR - 525
NEEP/ECE/Physics 525 Homework #9 Fall 2006 Assigned: Thursday, 11/30/06 Due: Thursday, 12/7/06 1. Chen, Problem 5-11. Besides the computations, provide a sketch of the classical diffusivity as a function of radius. 2. Chen, Problem 5-19. Note that th
Wisconsin - ENGR - 451
Note about doing homework together. I encourage you to do homework together. However, the answers that you turn in have to be your own work. All people who turn in identical homework answers will be given an automatic 0 on that problem. Using someone
Wisconsin - ENGR - 803
MS&E 803 Fall 2008 Take Home Final Exam You may consult your notes, the readings found on the course homepage, and up to two text books. Please do not use online resources or skim a large number of textbooks. Work on the exam for up to 24 hours and t
Wisconsin - ENGR - 803
MS&E 803 Fall 2008 Homework 4 Hint: Download the homework from the course homepage to avoid unnecessarily retyping the links. Due December 12, 2008 1. Diffuse scattering from vacancies Consult the description of diffuse scattering at the website deve
Wisconsin - ENGR - 331
Using COMSOL Multiphysics on the CAE Network MS&E 331 Spring 2009 January 21, 2009 We will use the COMSOL Multiphysics package throughout the course as a tool for solving transport problems. In order to use COMSOL you will need to log in to a CAE lab
Wisconsin - ENGR - 333
Thermal oxidation (Campbell, Chap. 4) background the Deal-Grove model oxide physical characteristics oxide electrical characteristics dopant effects on oxidation oxidation-induced stacking faultsBackground why is oxidation so important? Oxi
Wisconsin - ENGR - 333
Plasmas review of plasmas and RF operation magnetically-enhanced plasmasEtching (Campbell, Chap. 11) introduction to wet etching chemical environmental and safety issues introduction to plasma etchingSome useful plasma concepts Neutrals, io
Wisconsin - ENGR - 275
EPD 275 Fall 2008Christine G. Nicometo Office: ECB M1036C Phone: 890-0800 Office Hours: M/W 11-12pm E-mail: nicometo@epd.engr.wisc.edu Course Homepage: http:/ecow.engr.wisc.edu/epd/275/nicometo Acknowledgement: Much of the structure and content of
Wisconsin - ENGR - 155
Peer Review Critique for Essay 1: The Rhetorical AnalysisWriter of Critique_ Writer of Essay_ Read the following questions, then read your peers draft carefully. Comment in the margins of the draft and answer the following questions as completely a
Wisconsin - ENGR - 155
EPD155 Assessment of EPD160 Design Proposal "Product" Rubric Team Name: Product & Criteria Content (50%)(Your lab will specify content) Introduction Customer description Customer requirements and problem statement Top three ideas Processes used
Wisconsin - ENGR - 155
Diagnostic Essay Due:EPD155 Basic Communication CourterWrite a brief essay about yourself. You may respond to the following questions, but do not feel like you must answer them all or in order. The purpose of this writing assessment is twofold: F
Wisconsin - ENGR - 155
EPD155 Basic Communication: "Communication Skills and the Engineering and Science Professions" Documented Research Projects "I know some engineers but I never talk to them about their jobs. "Is engineering a profession that I can have fun in while ex
Wisconsin - ENGR - 155
Voting in Dane County For details, call the City Clerk at 266-4601.
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Proposal Presentation SelfEvaluation MemoPurpose:To give you the opportunity to improve your presentation/public speaking skills through reviewing and critically evaluating your videotaped proposal presentation performance. This exercise should al
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Page1of10EPD397ChoosingatopicforyourtechnicalreportAs you know, the topic you choose to research for your technical report will also be the focus of your proposal and your memo to me with an annotated bibliography of five sources. So, I cannot emp
Wisconsin - ECON - 101
Econ 101: Prof. KellyReview Sheet Midterm Exam 1Fall 2005Review Sheet Midterm Exam 1 This handout is meant to be just an outline of the material covered for the first midterm. All the topics that are highlighted here should be in your noteboo
Wisconsin - V - 2
AIRS/AMSU/HSB LEVEL 1 PROCESSING PACKAGE FOR DIRECT BROADCAST-Version 1.031 September 2003Liam.Gumley@ssec.wisc.edu1.0 INTRODUCTION-This package contains the software needed to process Aqua direct broadcastAIRS, AMSU-A, and HSB(*) data fro
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NASA GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER SOFTWARE RELEASE AND USAGE AGREEMENTThis Agreement shall be used only in the event the Subject Software is not provided toRecipient under any other agreement with the United States, such as contract, grant orcoope
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NASA GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER SOFTWARE RELEASE AND USAGE AGREEMENTThis Agreement shall be used only in the event the Subject Software is not provided toRecipient under any other agreement with the United States, such as contract, grant orcoope
Drexel - QSM - 32
Course Website Uphttp:/www.pages.drexel.edu/~rcr32/qsm2007/qsm2007.htm Homework 1 to be posted by end of day Where we are in your textbook: Chapter 3Check your understanding1. A red and green laser both are each rated at 2.5 mW. Which produce m
Drexel - PA - 34
Feminism, Aesthetics, and Recognition The Body as `Sacred': A Marxist Paradigm for Theorizing `Alienation in Cosmetic Surgery' Amrita Banerjee, student, University of Oregon Abstract: This paper outlines the relevance and strength of the Marxist fram
Drexel - GVC - 22
Clean Air Act42 U.S.C. 7401 et seq. (1970) Ozone VOCs Nitrogen Dioxide Carbon Monoxide Particulate Matter Sulfur Dioxide Lead The Common Air Pollutants (Criteria Air Pollutants)July 2002Environmental Law2Ozone and VOCs Ov
Drexel - KAS - 26
SIMULATION BASED STUDY OF TCP FAIRNESS IN MULTI-HOP WIRELESS NETWORKSKunal Shah Advisor: Dr. Harish SethuComputer Communications LaboratoryClick to edit Master title Outline style Introduction and Motivation Click to edit Master text styles
Drexel - DMT - 34
HTML & DreamweaverAdvanced WorkshopDavid TristanoFaculty Development Center Office of Information Resources and Technology (IRT) 107 Korman Center dmt34@drexel.eduHTML & DreamweaverToday ppt review of HTML basics style basics set up a site
Drexel - AAG - 372
ECHAAllStarsSparkleinDebutSaturday, February 25ANNAPOLISTheinauguralECHAAllStarGame,hostedbytheU.S.NavalAcademyathistoric DahlgrenHall,wasahighspirited,entertaininggame,withtheBluesquaddefeatingtheRedbythescore of96. TheRedteam,whichhadtrailedbyth
Drexel - MJM - 304
ECE-C304 Quiz 2 2/3/04 SOLUTIONS Problem Use multi-tasking technique to code void t_seconds(float *x, float t) the which moves the legobug forward and stops when the bug hits a wall or has traveled for t seconds. The program also assigns the content
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ECE-C304 Quiz 2 2/3/04 SOLUTIONS Problem Use multi-tasking technique to code void t_seconds(float *x, float t) the which moves the legobug forward and stops when the bug hits a wall or has traveled for t seconds. The program also assigns the content
Drexel - PLG - 28
Statistical Analysis with the R Programming Language This workshop is designed for a risk analyst who is beginning to find the spreadsheet environment constraining and wishes to gain familiarity with a freely available and powerful tool for risk asse
Wisconsin - CL - 1
Springer, Stanne, DonovanMeasuring the Success of Small-Group Learning in College-Level SMET Teaching: A Meta-AnalysisLeonard Springer National Institute for Science Education Wisconsin Center for Education Research University of Wisconsin-Madison