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8. Proceedings of the XIVth Combustion Research Conference

Author

Ashurts, W.T., Barr, P.K., Kerstein, A.R., Baer, T., Barker, J.R., Barlow, R.S., Beauder, R.A., Berkowitz, J., Ruscic, B., Bersohn, R., Bowman, J.M., Brown, N.J., Chandler, D.W., Chen, J.H., Chen, P., Clouthier, D.J., Cohen, N., Cool, T.A., Crim, F.F., Grosley, D.R., Golden, D.M., Smith, G.P., Curl, R.F., Glass, G.P., Dai, H.-L., Dryer, F.L., Yetter, R.A., Durant, J.L., Ellison, G.B., Farrar, J.M., Rakestraw, D.J., Wal, R. Vander, Felker, P.M., Silbey, R.J., Flynn, G., Fontijn, A., Gentry, W.R., Giese, C.F., Glassman, I., Brezinsky, K., Gordon, R.J., Gottlieb, C.A., Thaddeus, P., Gray, J.A., Paul, P.H., Thoman, J.W., Gutman, D., Hanson, R.K., Bowman, C.T., Harding, L.B., Harrison, R.J., Shepard, R., Hayden, C.C., Trebino, F.P., Hessler, J.P., Hougen, J.T., Houston, P.L., Suits, Arthur G., Bontuyan, L.S., Whitaker, B.J., Howard, J.B., Johnson, P.M., Johnston, H.S., Kellman, M.E., Kern, R.D., Xie, K., Chen, H., Kiefer, J.H., Klemm, R.B., Sutherland, J.W., Koszykowski, M.L., Kung, A.H., Lee, Yuan T., Leone, S.R., Lester, M.I., Lester, William A., Libby, P.A., Light, J.C., Lin, M.C., Liu, K., Macdonald, R.G., Lucht, R.P., Michael, J.V., Miller, J.A., Miller, W.H., Moore, B.C., Muckerman, J.T., Sears, T.J., Hall, G.E., Neumark, Daniel M., Ng, C.Y., Clemens, N.T., Perry, D.S., Go, J., Bethardy, G.A., Pope, S.B., Preses, J.M., Rabitz, H., Rahn, L.A., and Reisler, H.

Published
1992

11. Influence of Si nanocrystal distributed in the gate oxide on the MOS capacitance

Author

Ng, C.Y., L. Ding, M. Yang, T.P. Chen, J.I. Wong, Yang, X.H., Liu, K.Y., Tse, M.S., Trigg, A.D., and S. Fung

Subjects
Dielectric measurements -- Methods, Silicon crystals -- Electric properties, Business, Electronics, Electronics and electrical industries
Abstract

The influence of silicon nanocrystal (nc-Si) distributed in the gate oxide on the capacitance is studied for the circumstances that the nc-Si does not form conductive percolation tunneling paths connecting the gate to the substrate, by synthesizing the nc-Si by Si-ion implantation. An excellent agreement is achieved between the MOS capacitance from the modeling and capacitance measurements for several samples, and the influence of implantation energy and implantation dosage on MOS capacitance is studied.

Published
2006

13. The heat of formation of 2-C3H7+ and proton affinity of C3H6 determined by pulsed field ionization-photoelectron photoion coincidence spectroscopy

Author

Baet, Thomas, Song, Y., Ng, C.Y., Liu, Jianbo, and Chen, Wenwu

Subjects
Chemistry, Physical and theoretical -- Models, Chemicals, plastics and rubber industries
Abstract

A new value for the proton affinity of C3H6 is offered. The calculation was obtained by pulsed field ionization-photoelectron photoion coincidence spectroscopy.

Published
2000

14. A Gaussian-2 study of isomeric C2H2N and C(sub 2)H(sub 2)N(super +)

Author

Lau, Kai-Chung, Li, Wai-Kee, Ng, C.Y., and Chiu, S.-W.

Subjects
Carbon compounds -- Research, Complex compounds -- Research, Radicals (Chemistry) -- Research, Chemicals, plastics and rubber industries
Abstract

A new Gaussian-2 method incorporating the energy correction due to spin contamination has been used in studying the structures and energetics of C2H2N and C(sub 2)H(sub 2)N(super +) isomers. The heat of reaction(sub f298) obtained with the new technique shows good agreement with existing data. However, the results for CH2NC and CH(sub 2)NC(super +) as well as for c-NCHCH and c-NCHCH+ do not agree with available experimental data. CH2NC may be the product of the reaction between the nitrogen atom and the vinyl radical based on the ionization energies of the C2H2N isomers.

Published
1999

15. Nonlinear System Identification via Basis Functions Based Time Domain Volterra Model

Author

Yazid Edwar, Liew M.S., Parman Setyamartana, Kurian V.J., and Ng C.Y.

Subjects
Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General), TA1-2040
Abstract

This paper proposes basis functions based time domain Volterra model for nonlinear system identification. The Volterra kernels are expanded by using complex exponential basis functions and estimated via genetic algorithm (GA). The accuracy and practicability of the proposed method are then assessed experimentally from a scaled 1:100 model of a prototype truss spar platform. Identification results in time and frequency domain are presented and coherent functions are performed to check the quality of the identification results. It is shown that results between experimental data and proposed method are in good agreement.

Published
2014
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23. Study of the dissociation of CH3SCH3(super +1) by collisional activation: evidence of nonstatistical behavior

Author

Chen, Y.-J., Li, Wai-Kee, Fenn, P.T., Lau, Kai-Chung, Ng, C.Y., and Law, Chi-Kin

Subjects
Energy transfer -- Research, Dissociation -- Research, Chemical bonds -- Research, Chemistry, Physical and theoretical -- Research, Chemicals, plastics and rubber industries
Abstract

The collision-induced dissociation (CID) reaction of CH3SCH3(super +) is investigated in a triple-quadrupole, double-ocotpole ion-molecule reaction mechanism. The high generation of CH3S(super +) + CH3 is due to the characteristic translational-to-vibrational energy transfer for the C - S stretching modes with lower frequencies.

Published
2002

24. High resolution pulsed field ionization-photoelectron bands for CS2(super +1)(A~(super 2)pi(sub u)): an experimental and theoretical study

Author

Liu, Jianbo, Hochlaf, M., Rosmus, P., Chambaud, G., and Ng, C.Y.

Subjects
Ionization -- Research, Photoelectrons -- Research, Ablation (Vaporization technology) -- Research, Chemicals, plastics and rubber industries
Abstract

The vacuum ultraviolet pulsed field ionization-photoelectron (PFI-PE) spectra for CS2 are measured in full energy range of 12.6-13.5 eV, revealing complex vibronic band structures for the CS2(super +)[A~(super 2)pi(sub u)] state. Three dimensional potential energy functions for CS2 (super +1)[A~(super 2)pi(sub u)] are also generated theoretically.

Published
2001

27. Thymectomy Does Not Abrogate Long-Term Acceptance of MHC Class I-Disparate Lung Allografts

Author

Sahara, H., Weiss, M.J., Ng, C.Y., Houser, S.L., Pujara, A.C., Sayre, J.K., Wain, J.C., Sachs, D.H., Madsen, J.C., and Allan., J.S.

Subjects
Graft Rejection, Genotype, Swine, Histocompatibility Antigens Class I, Homozygote, Animals, Swine, Miniature, Transplantation, Homologous, Thymectomy, Article, Immunosuppressive Agents, Tacrolimus, Lung Transplantation
Abstract

We have previously reported that tolerance to class I disparate lung allografts in miniature swine could be induced using an intensive 12-day course of tacrolimus and that pretransplant sensitization with immunogenic MHC class I allopeptides failed to block the induction of tolerance. We also have previously reported the importance of the presence of the thymus in the induction of tolerance to isolated heart, kidney, and combined heart-kidney transplants. In this study, we examined the impact of thymectomy on tolerance induction in lung transplantation.Orthotopic left lung transplantation was performed using MHC class I-disparate donors. The recipients received a 12-day course of high-dose tacrolimus (n = 6). Total thymectomies were performed in three of the swine 21 days prior to transplantation. Lung grafts were monitored by chest radiography and serial open lung biopsy.All euthymic recipients maintained their grafts for over 1 year. None of the thymectomized recipients has experienced graft loss in the 6 to 10 months following transplantation. Although isolated lesions of obliterative bronchiolitis were occasionally seen in one thymectomized animal on biopsy, donor-specific unresponsiveness has been observed on assays of cell-mediated lymphocytotoxicity in all recipients. Moreover, co-culture assays have shown that recipient lymphocytes can strongly inhibit the normally robust response of naïve recipient-matched lymphocytes to donor antigen. This inhibition was not seen when using stimulators primed with third-party antigens against appropriate targets.These data suggest that thymus-independent peripheral regulatory mechanisms may be sufficient to induce and maintain long-term acceptance of the lung allografts.

Published
2006

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