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Interpolating maps, the modulus map and Hadamard's inequality
No full text© 2009 Springer. Part of Springer Science+Business MediaS. S. Dragomir, Emma Hunt and C. E. M. Pearcehttp://trove.nla.gov.au/work/2856558
Mrs. S. F. Williams
No full textPhotograph of Mrs. S. F. Williams. Photo by S.C. Hunt, Brundidge, AL, c. 1894-1895
Multimode interference devices for focusing in microfluidic channels
No full textLow-cost, compact, automated optical microsystems for chemical analysis, such as microflow cytometers for identification of individual biological cells, require monolithically integrated microlenses for focusing in microfluidic channels, to enable high-resolution scattering and fluorescence measurements. The multimode interference device (MMI), which makes use of self-imaging in multimode waveguides, is shown to be a simple and effective alternative to the microlens for microflow cytometry. The MMIs have been designed, realized, and integrated with microfluidic channels in a silica-based glass waveguide material system. Focal spot sizes of 2.4 µm for MMIs have been measured at foci as far as 43.7 µm into the microfluidic channel
Integrated lenses for microfluidic systems
No full textGreater integration of optical devices is required in microfluidic systems for on-chip functionality, with lenses being key components. In this paper several candidate lens types are compared and simulations are presented which show that the paraxial kinoform lens offers optimum performance for efficiency and compactness in weak guiding system
Hunt, C G, NX34033
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Hunt, H C, 400621
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Hunt, P C, 2/400507
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62. Hunt (A. S.), Smyly (J. G.), Edgar (C. C.). The Τebtunis Papyri III. Part II
No full textCollart Paul. 62. Hunt (A. S.), Smyly (J. G.), Edgar (C. C.). The Τebtunis Papyri III. Part II. In: Revue des Études Grecques, tome 52, fascicule 246-247, Juillet-septembre 1939. pp. 546-547
Mechanics of inhomogeneous turbulence and interfacial layers
No full textThe mechanics of inhomogeneous turbulence in and adjacent to interfacial layers bounding turbulent and non-turbulent regions are analysed. Different mechanisms are identified according to the straining by the turbulent eddies in relation to the strength of the mean shear adjacent to, or across, the interfacial layer. How the turbulence is initiated and the topology of the region of turbulence are also significant factors. Specifically the cases of a layer of turbulence bounded on one, or two, sides by a uniform and/or shearing flow, and a circular region of a rotating turbulent vortex are considered and discussed.
The entrainment processes at fluctuating interfaces occur both at the outer edges of turbulent shear layers, with and without free-stream turbulence (e.g. jets, wakes and boundary layers), at internal boundaries such as those at the outside of the non-turbulent core of swirling flows (e.g. the ‘eye-wall’ of a hurricane) or at the top of the viscous sublayer and roughness elements in turbulent boundary layers. Conditionally sampled data enables these concepts to be tested. These concepts lead to physically based estimates for critical modelling parameters such as eddy viscosity near interfaces, entrainment rates, maximum velocity and displacement heights
Carlton C. Hunt, M.D.
No full textDr Hunt was born in Waterbury, Connecticut in 1918. Dr Hunt received his B.A. from Columbia University in 1939 and his M.D. from Cornell University in 1942. Dr Hunt was a National Research Council Senior Fellow in Neurology at Johns Hopkins Hospital from 1948-1951 and Assistant Professor in Physiology at Johns Hopkins University from 1951-1952. Dr Hunt was at the Rockefeller Institute from 1952-1955 later became Professor of Physiology at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine from 1955-1957. Dr Hunt came to the University of Utah in 1957 as Chair of the Department of Physiology from 1957-1964. Dr Hunt left the University to take a position at Yale University from 1964-1967 and later, Washington University School of Medicine (1967) as Professor of Physiology and Biophysiology until his retirement in 1983. Dr Hunt was elected to the National Academy of Arts and Sciences in 2007. Dr Hunt died in 2008
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