We review the development of diffuse-interface models of hydrodynamics and their application to a wide variety of interfacial phenomena. These models have been applied successfully to situations in which the physical phenomena of interest have a length scale commensurate with the thickness of the interfacial region (e.g. near-critical interfacial phenomena or small-scale flows such as those occ...

We present a meshless particle method for Poisson and diffusion problems on domains with discontinuous coefficients and possibly inhomogeneous boundary conditions. The method is based on a domain-decomposition approach with suitable interface and boundary conditions between regions of different diffusivities, and on using discretization-corrected particle strength exchange operators [B. Schrade...

introduction: brain computer interface (bci) systems based on movement imagination (mi) are widely used in recent decades. separate feature extraction methods are employed in the mi data sets and classified in virtual reality (vr) environments for real-time applications. methods: this study applied wide variety of features on the recorded data using linear discriminant analysis (lda) classifier...

brain-computer interfaces (bci) record brain signals, analyze and translate them into control commands which are relayed to output devices that carry out desired actions. these systems do not use normal neuromuscular output pathways. actually, the principal goal of bci systems is to provide better life style for physically-challenged people which are suffered from cerebral palsy, amyotrophic la...

introduction: this study aimed to evaluate the dentin-sealer interface in three different sealers using scanning electron microscopy (sem). methods and materials: thirty extracted human single-rooted teeth were prepared using protaper rotary files and were randomly divided into three groups ( n =10) including bc sealer, ah-plus and dorifill. the root canals were filled with cold lateral condens...