We present an algorithm for the quick delineation of capture zones using complex discharge potential. The flow is steady and two-dimensional in a homogeneous domain with anisotropic transmissivity. The procedure accommodates an arbitrary number of injection and extraction wells at any locations throughout the flowfield, as well as regional flow, in the form of a uniform flow component. Capture ...

This study presents a simplified approach to studying the dynamics of global texture collapse. We derive equations of motion for a spherically symmetric field configuration using a two parameter ansatz. Then we analyse the effective potential for the resulting theory to understand possible trajectories of the field configuration in the parameter space of the ansatz. Numerical results are given ...

wave prediction is useful for safety and effective management of vessel navigation or construction of offshore structures. since human activity mainly takes place in nearshore regions, accurate wave prediction is necessary there. however, nearshore waves are not easy to predict compared with ocean waves, because not only the waves but also the wind, which is the energy source of the waves, chan...

A large variety of non-destructive assay (NDA) systems have been developed for the analysis of waste containers by passive gamma-ray spectroscopy. Examples of such systems include Segmented Gamma Scanners (SGS), Q–style drum counters, Large Box Counters, and far-field measurement systems. The calibration of these systems typically involves the purchase and construction of “calibration” containe...

Several methods are presented for highly efficient calculation of substrate noise transport in integrated circuits. A three-dimensional Green’s function-based boundary element method, accelerated through use of the fast Fourier transform, allows the computation of sensitivities with respect to all substrate parameters at a considerably higher speed than any methods reported in the literature. S...

Analytical models are constructed and used by capacity planners to predict computing resource requirements related to workload behavior, content, and volume changes, and to measure effects of hardware and software changes. Developing the analytical model provides the capacity planner with an opportunity to study and understand the various behavior patterns of work and hardware that currently ex...

Despite numerous computational advances over the last few decades, molecular dynamics still favors explicit (and thus easily-parallelizable) time integrators for large scale numerical simulation. As a consequence, computational efficiency in solving its typically stiff oscillatory equations of motion is hampered by stringent stability requirements on the time step size. In this paper, we presen...

We examine two semi-analytical methods for estimating the baryon asymmetry of the universe (BAU) generated in scenarios of “local” electroweak baryogenesis (in which the requisite baryon number violation and CP violation occur together in space and time). We work with the standard electroweak theory augmented by the addition of a CP violating dimension six operator. We work in the context of a ...

We present semi-analytic models of galactic outflows that are constrained by available observations on high redshift star formation and reionization. Galactic outflows are modeled in a manner akin to models of stellar wind blown bubbles. Large scale outflows can generically escape from low mass halos (M . 10 M ) for a wide range of model parameters while this is not the case in high mass halos ...

Underwater noise radiated from offshore pile driving got much attention in recent years due to its threat to the marine environment. This study develops a three-dimensional semi-analytical method, in which the pile is modeled as an elastic thin cylindrical shell, to predict vibration and underwater acoustic radiation caused by hammer impact. The cylindrical shell, subject to the Reissner–Naghdi...