Superposition with Structural Induction(Paper)

Dynamic Analysis of Linear Structural Systems with Nonlinear Vibrating Isolators Using Mode Superposition Method

Dynamic Analysis of Linear Structural Systems with Nonlinear Vibrating Isolators Using Mode Superposition Method

The effect of superposition of 900 MHz and incoherent noise electromagnetic fields on the induction of reactive oxygen species in SP2/0 cell line

Background: Induction of cellular response after exposure to electromagnetic fields is limited to coherent fields. An incoherent noise field is supposed to suppress the bioeffects of regular RF electromagnetic fields. The purpose of this study was to investigate the effect of GSM mobile phone-induced radiofrequency (RF) on the induction of oxidative stress in SP2/0 cell line. Materials and Meth...

Structural evidence on strike slip Kinematic inversion of the Kushk-e-Nosrat Fault zone, Central Iran

NW-tending faults in Central Iran are expected to represent dominant dextral components due to their orientation with respect to the northward motion of the Arabian Plate with respect to Eurasia. However, previously published works, as well as the focal mechanism solution of the area's earthquakes, indicate evidence of sinistral kinematic along the major faults in Central Iran. Here we present ...

2.1 the Phenomenon of Decoherence 2.1.1 Superpositions

The superposition principle forms the most fundamental kinematical element of quantum theory. Its universality seems to have first been postulated by Dirac as part of the definition of his “ket-vectors”, which he proposed as a complete and general concept to characterize quantum states regardless of any “basis of representation”. They were later recognized by von Neumann as forming an abstract ...