Titlebook: Quantum Computing: An Applied Approach; Jack D. Hidary Book 20191st edition Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 Quantum computing.Quantum

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ysics. It is now 14 years since the last book on prominences appeared (Tandberg-Hanssen, 1974), during which time much progress in our knowledge of the physics of prominences has been made, and so the time is ripe for a new text book which it is hoped will be a helpful summary of the subject for stu

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Jack D. Hidary from inclusive charge distributions to exclusive isotopically resolved fragment observables and from schematic phenomenological break-up models to sophisticated quantum many-body transport theories. A coherent and quantitative understanding of reaction mechanisms and of the underlying nuclear matte

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Jack D. Hidaryollisions from 30 to 100 MeV/u, and peripheral heavy-ion collisions between 30 and 1000 MeV/u or above. When nucleus-nucleus collisions are considered, another entrance channel parameter is the corresponding mass asymmetry. The first question which is addressed in this contribution is: do we observe

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Jack D. Hidarythods for wind-turbine gearboxes.Includes detailed code in M.This book explores the dynamics and vibration properties of gearboxes, with a focus on geared rotor systems. It discusses mechanical theories, finite-element based simulations, experimental measurements and vibration signal processing tech

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Jack D. Hidarymatic progress made in molecular biology over the past fifty years. In spite of its central role in all living systems, remarkably little is known about the detailed structure, dynamics and energetics of DNA. Although Watson and Crick’s model building study predicted the double-helix structure over

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Jack D. Hidaryrmodynamic (Jardetzky and Roberts, 1981; Feeney and Birdsall, 1993). For protein-ligand complexes of relatively modest size (<30kD), the use of nuclear Overhauser effect measurements and isotope-labelling can lead to the determination of a complete three-dimensional structure of the complex, in just