Search for dissertations about: "finite-size effects"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 28 swedish dissertations containing the words finite-size effects.
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1. A study of finite-size and non-perturbative effects on the van der Waals and the Casimir-Polder forces
Abstract : This licentiate thesis addresses two important aspects of the van der Waals and the Casimir-Polder ground-state and excited-state (resonance) interactions between two atoms or molecules. The first is the finite-size effect and the second is the non-perturbative effect. READ MORE
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2. Suspensions of finite-size rigid spheres in different flow cases
Abstract : Dispersed multiphase flows occur in many biological, engineering and geophysical applications such asfluidized beds, soot particle dispersion and pyroclastic flows. Understanding the behavior of suspensionsis a very difficult task. READ MORE
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3. Suspensions of finite-size rigid particles in laminar and turbulent flows
Abstract : Dispersed multiphase flows occur in many biological, engineering and geophysical applications. Understanding the behavior of suspensions is a difficult task. In the present work, we numerically study the behavior of suspensions of finite-size rigid particles in different flows. READ MORE
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4. Solitons, vortices and shell structure in ultracold atomic quantum systems
Abstract : This dissertation deals with finite-size effects in a few different quantum many-body phenomena in ultracold atomic systems. The finite-sized systems were simulated numerically using both mean-field methods and methods beyond mean-field, e.g. quadratic configuration interaction and exact diagonalization. READ MORE
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5. Spin Vortices, Interlayer Exchange, and Magnetocalorics in Multilayers
Abstract : In this thesis we study strongly coupled pairs of spin vortices, in a configurationsuch that the cores attract while external fields act to pull them apart, with potential applications in magnetic random access memory (MRAM) and oscillators.Inertial decoupling of the cores has been studied and can be achieved with weak nanosecond pulses by the help of anharmonicity. READ MORE