Reaction-Diffusion systems are important in the field of non-equilibrium phenomena with relevance to biological and synthetic pattern formation. While homogenous distribution of chemicals was always believed to be a stable state, the symmetry-breaking treatment by Turing on such systems in 1951 showed pattern formation could be more stable in certain cases. This paper reviews the treatment by T...

A dual'tracer technique has been developed for use in experiments in low-level atmospheric dispersion and deposition. The system is considered unique in two respects. First, it permits definition of thc airborne concentrations of a cloud of small particles representative of a true aerosol and simultaneously the deposition of larger particles on the soil and vegetation beneath. Second, the depos...

diffusion weighted imaging uses the signal loss associated with the random thermal motion of water molecules in the presence of magnetic field gradients to derive a number of parameters that reflect the translational mobility of the water molecules in tissues. with a suitable experimental set-up, it is possible to calculate all the elements of the local diffusion tensor (dt) and derived paramet...