Titlebook: Helium Cryogenics; Steven W. Sciver Book 19861st edition Springer Science+Business Media New York 1986 behavior.convection.cryogenics.deve

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Steven W. Van Sciverame type, and large deviations for the empirical measure of a Markov chain. These chapters thus consider models that are both standard and fairly general for each setting. In this chapter we consider discrete time models that are somewhat less standard, with the aim being to show how the weak conver

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Steven W. Van Sciverd heart is identical to the force response to a small-amplitude length change in constantly activated cardiac muscle (3–9). One pattern of dynamic responses in both preparations implies that the mechanisms responsible for small-amplitude mechanodynamics in the intact heart are the same as those resp

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Steven W. Van Sciverate required or when the heart can do so only with an elevated filling pressure. It has been estimated that two million individuals in the United States are currently undergoing treatment for heart failure, and that 400,000 new cases occur annually. According to a recent American Heart Association r

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(31)] and crossbridge models based on Huxley’s description of a single sarcomere [e.g., (9)]. The earliest quantitative descriptions of muscle are lumped whole muscle models, with the simplest mechanical description being a purely elastic spring. Potential energy is stored when the spring is stretch

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Cryogenic Principles and Applications,e Greek language where “cryos” means frost or cold and “gen” is a common root for the English verb to generate. Strictly speaking, cryogenics means to produce cold, yet the term has developed a more general connotation over years of usage by engineers and scientists. Today, the word cryogenics is as

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Helium as a Classical Fluid,ermolecular potential that helium enjoys. It further manifests itself in the fact that helium has the lowest critical point of all fluids, .. = 5.2 K, ... 0.226 MPa. As a result of this near ideality, much of the behavior of gaseous and liquid helium above the superfluid transition can be treated in