In this paper, starting from the classical 3D micromagnetic energy, we determine, via an asymptotic analysis, the free energy of two joined ferromagnetic thin films. We distinguish different regimes depending on the limit of the ratio between the small thicknesses of the two films.

We show that the free energy of the topological string admits a certain pole structure by using the operator formalism. Combined with the results of Peng that proved the integrality, this gives a combinatoric proof of the Gopakumar–Vafa conjecture.

In this note we consider the (de)localization transition for random directed (1 + 1)–dimensional copolymers in the proximity of an interface separating selective solvents. We derive a rigorous lower bound on the free energy. This yields a substantial improvement on the bounds from below on the critical line that were known so far. Our result implies that the critical curve does not lie below th...

We investigate the ordered morphologies occurring in thin-films diblock copolymer. For temperatures above the order-disorder transition and for an arbitrary two-dimensional surface pattern, we use a Ginzburg-Landau expansion of the free energy to obtain a linear response description of the copolymer melt. The ordering in the directions perpendicular and parallel to the surface are coupled. Thre...

the binding, release and oxidation of oxygen occur at the heme group iron ion. hemoglobinoxidation-reduction studies have been previously performed using spectroelectrochemistry (sec) andhave provided insight into the hemoglobin electron transfer process and more specifically, into theheme group electronic factor and subunit interaction influences. in this study, the number of fullerenecarbon a...

this study is about complexes of li doped silicon carbide nanotube with thymine and cytosine ingas phase and aqueous solutions. li doped silicon carbide nanotube and its pyrimidine nucleobasecompounds were first modeled by quantum mechanical calculations in gas phase and in water.calculated binding energies indicated the stronger ability of thymine to functionalize silicon carbidenanotube than ...

The ratio of symmetry energy coefficient relative to the temperature, asym/T , has been extracted as a function of Z from the variance of the observed isotope distributions from the experiments described in Ref.[1]. In order to explore the relation between the symmetry energy term in the free energy and the variance of the isotope distribution, Ono et al. introduced a generalized function K(N,Z...

2014 We investigate properties of the Meyer-Lubensky free energy introduced in the description of the nematic to smectic A phase transition, and show that a new transition from a smectic A to another smectic A is possible for some values of the parameters used in the theory. The recent observations by G. Sigaud et al. may be interpreted within this context. LE JOURNAL DE PHYSIQUE TOME 40, JUIN ...