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EINSTEIN IN MALAYA.
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SOLID STATE SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY Towards an Immersive Breakthrough
Collection of selected, peer reviewed papers from the 27th Regional Conference on Solid State Science and Technology 2013 (RCSSST27), December 20-22, 2013, Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia. The 121 papers are grouped as follows: Chapter 1: Advanced Ceramics; Chapter 2: Catalytic Materials; Chapter 3: Composites and Polymers; Chapter 4: Electrochemical; Chapter 5: Manganite and Magnetic Materials; Chapter 6: Nanomaterials and Nanotechnology; Chapter 7: Materials and Technologies in Waste Utilization and Environmental Engineering; Chapter 8: Technology of Glass; Chapter 9: Materials and Technologies in Electronics and Optoelectronics; Chapter 10: Superconductor Materials; Chapter 11: Materials and Technologies in Production of Thin Films; Chapter 12: Sensors and Techniques of Measurements in Materials Science and Production
Recent Advances in Solid State Science and Technology
This book contains 15 invited papers presented at the 27th Regional Conference on Solid State Science and Technology in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia. It reflects the recent advancement in Solid State Science and Technology especially in Malaysia. It covers all major aspects of research and investigations in the field.
Shear Modulus and Sound Attenuation of Thallium-1212 Phase Superconducting Ceramics
The realization of the full potential of high temperature superconductors in commercial applications depends heavily upon the understanding of the basic mechanisms of these materials. Ultrasonic probe can be used to understand the basic properties of these superconducting ceramics. This reports on ultrasonic shear velocity and attenuation measurements on the thallium-1212 type phase high temperature superconductor. An attenuation peak was observed at 120 K while cooling down but not while warming up. A rapid decrease in attenuation was observed from above 200 K to about 170 K while cooling down and warming up and a large hysteresis loop between 90 K and 190 K was observed. A large attenuation and shear velocity hysteresis loop between 90 K and 190 K was observed. The shear velocity increases by 2.4 % as the temperature was lowered from 210 K to 80 K. Some possible mechanisms of these features are discussed. [Author's abstract].
Solid State Science and Technology XXVI
Volume is indexed by Thomson Reuters CPCI-S (WoS). The major topics covered here are: (i) biomaterials, polymers and composites (ii) ceramics, dielectrics, glasses and optical materials, (iii) metals and alloys, (iv) nanoscience and nanotechnology, (v) semiconductors, thin films and devices, (vi) superconductors and magnetic materials and (vii) theory, simulation, modeling and related areas. This work will be invaluable to researchers and scientists in the area of advanced materials and nanotechnology as it covers the latest developments in materials preparation, characterization, theory and applications.
Electrical Study of Bi2-xPbxSr2Ca2Cu3O10-S High Temperature Superconductor
However, further comparison revealed that the slow cooled samples have improved superconductivity indicating higher 2223 phase formation compared to the air quenched samples for 0.08
Malaysia Annual Physics Conference 2010 (PERFIK 2010)
This conference should be of great interest to postgraduate students in physics and engineering physics, as well as university professors, researchers from research institutes, and engineers in industry. It may also be of interest to school teachers. The volume covers: Basic and applied physics; Synchrotron radiation; x-ray imaging; ultrafast and intense laser science; low dimensional physics and non-structured semiconductors; THz devices and Applications; superconductors; laser plasma radiation and magnetic monopoles.
Einstein in Malaya
This book delves into Einstein’s fascinating, although lesser-known, journey to Malaya in 1922 and 1923. During a trip to Japan at the end of 1922, Einstein and his wife Elsa stopped in Colombo and Singapore. On their return in January 1923, they stopped at Singapore, Malacca, Penang, and Colombo. Einstein’s diary tells us about what he saw and the theories he was working on while in Malaya. He wrote, “Discovered a fly in my electricity ointment in the afternoon. A pity. True tropical heat” in Malacca (1923), and “Boats, houses, people, they all have style” in Penang (1923). From insightful interaction with the locals to the breath-taking tropical natural wonders that inspired him, this book unravels the lesser-known facets of Einstein's visit to the Malay Archipelago.
Frontiers Of Physics 1998, Proceedings Of The Intl Mtg
Contents:Progress of RFQ and Superconducting Accelerators in China (C E Chen et al.)QCD Phase Transition in the Laboratory and in the Early Universe (B Sinha)Frontiers in Ultrafast Laser Science (W Sibbett)Asymmetries of Sea Quark Distributions in Baryons (M Alberg et al.)A Variational Approach to Many-Particle Systems (C K Kim et al.)Synchrotron Radiation Activities at KEK (M Kihara)Results of the UNU/ICTP PFF Network (S Lee)New Generation Positron-Atom Scattering Theories (K Ratnavelu)Superconducting Pairing of Quarks in QCD (N V Hieu & L T Tuong)Photon-Gated Persistent Spectral Hole Burning (Y X Nie & L Z Zhao)Wind Driven Circulation of the South China Sea (A Camerlengo)Effect of Soil Type on Environmental Terrestrial Gamma Radiation Dose in Johor State, Malaysia (A T Ramli et al.)Research in Optical Fibres Devices at Telekom Malaysia Photonics Laboratory (H B Ahmad et al.)Simplifying Complexity (W A T Wan Abdullah)Gravitational Wave Detection in the Laboratory (Y T Chen et al.)and other papers Readership: Theoretical physicists.
