Unique heating curves generated by radiofrequency electric-field interactions with semi-aqueous solutions

Electric Field Induced Au Nanocrystal Formation in Aqueous Solutions

Localized X-shaped field generated by a superluminal electric charge.

It is now well known that Maxwell equations admit of wavelet-type solutions endowed with arbitrary group velocities (0< v(g)< infinity). Some of them, which are rigidly moving and have been called localized solutions, attracted large attention. In particular, much work has been done with regard to the superluminal localized solutions (SLSs), the most interesting of which are the "X-shaped" ones...

Assessment of magnetic field interactions and radiofrequency‐radiation‐induced heating of metallic spinal implants in 7 T field

The safety of metallic spinal implants in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) performed using ultrahigh fields has not been established. Hence, we examined whether the displacement forces caused by a static magnetic field and the heating induced by radiofrequency radiation are substantial for spinal implants in a 7 T field. We investigated spinal rods of various lengths and materials, a screw, and...

Electron Heating by the Cross-shock Electric Potential Electron Heating by the Cross-shock Electric Potential

Electrons can experience super-adiabatic heating at a collisionless shock due to the presence of a cross-shock electric potential. This heating can greatly exceed the temperature rise associated with the conservation of the magnetic moment of the electrons as they move into the stronger magnetic eld downstream of the shock. The criterion for the onset of super-adiabatic heating and the eeects o...

Ionic Diffusion and Proton Transfer in Aqueous Solutions under an Electric Field: State-of-The-Art

Most of the properties and anomalies describing the behavior of water are somehow related to the hydrogen bonded (H-bonded) network [1-3]. Albeit the features of H-bonds have been investigated and depicted by an impressive amount of research, the way in which some external conditions–such as the inclusion of ionic species–affect the three-dimensional H-bonds arrangement is wrapped up in a high ...