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    Theoretical and Experimental Assessment of Exchange Flow Between Canopy and Open Area

    , M.Sc. Thesis Sharif University of Technology Marvi, Samaneh (Author) ; Jamali, Mirmosaddegh (Supervisor)
    Abstract
    Wetlands and aquatic systems are abundant on the earth. Since many biological and chemical processes take place in aquatic regions, an understanding of hydrodynamics of flow in these areas is essential. Exchange flows or gravity currents driven by horizontal density gradients constitute a significant transfer mechanism in many lentic systems. Light blockage by emergent vegetations, which are a common feature of littoral zones, leads to a horizontal density gradient and hence an exchange flow between the vegetated and the open area. Also, existence of vegetations affects the behavior of the flow by inserting the drag force to the system and damping its energy. Previous studies have modeled... 

    Development of a penetration model for an erosive long rod considering strength effects of colliding materials

    , Article Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part C: Journal of Mechanical Engineering Science ; Volume 225, Issue 4 , August , 2011 , Pages 965-973 ; 09544062 (ISSN) Nezamabadi, A. R ; Vahedi, K ; Zohoor, H ; Sharif University of Technology
    2011
    Abstract
    In this article a simple penetration model for the terminal ballistic of long rod penetrators is developed. The model is to predict the crater depth of a projectile penetrating into a semi-infinite target. A principle objective was to take an account of strength properties of colliding materials using erosive phenomena. The entire velocity regime from low to hypervelocity is analysed. The effect of the penetrator aspect ratio is also considered in the model. The model developed here is based on the steady-state penetration process and is used to compare with existing experimental measurements. The results of the comparison show very good agreement with experimental investigations of other... 

    Magnetic resonance imaging tracking of stem cells in vivo using iron oxide nanoparticles as a tool for the advancement of clinical regenerative medicine

    , Article Chemical Reviews ; Volume 111, Issue 2 , November , 2011 , Pages 253-280 ; 00092665 (ISSN) Mahmoudi, M ; Hosseinkhani, H ; Hosseinkhani, M ; Boutry, S ; Simchi, A ; Shane Journeay, W ; Subramani, K ; Laurent, S ; Sharif University of Technology
    2011
    Abstract
    Fetal stem cells, which can be isolated from the organs of fetuses, differentiate along multiple lineages. Their advantages over their adult counterparts include better intrinsic homing and engraftment and lower immunogenicity, and they are less ethically contentious. It is noteworthy that Mesenchymal Stem Cells (MSC) can be activated and mobilized at the site of damaged tissue. Since vascular delivery suffers from a pulmonary first pass effect, direct or systemic injection of MSCs into the damaged tissue is preferred, particularly in the case of versatile tissue ischemia. Ultrasound applies acoustic energy with a frequency above human hearing (20 kHz). Ultrasound imaging or sonography... 

    Substitutional doping of Cu in diamond: Mott physics with p orbitals

    , Article European Physical Journal B ; Volume 77, Issue 3 , October , 2010 , Pages 331-336 ; 14346028 (ISSN) Arefi, H. H ; Jafari, S. A ; Abolhassani, M. R ; Sharif University of Technology
    2010
    Abstract
    Discovery of superconductivity in the impurity band formed by heavy doping of boron into diamond (C:B) as well as doping of boron into silicon (Si:B) has provided a rout for the possibility of new families of superconducting materials. Motivated by the special role played by copper atoms in high temperature superconducting materials where essentially Cu d orbitals are responsible for a variety of correlation induced phases, in this paper we investigate the effect of substitutional doping of Cu into diamond. Our extensive first principle calculations based on density functional theory which are averaged over various geometries indicate the formation of a mid-gap band, which mainly arises from... 

    Performance optimization of a long rod penetrator penetrating into a semi-infinite target considering bending characteristics

    , Article Turkish Journal of Engineering and Environmental Sciences ; Volume 33, Issue 1 , 2009 , Pages 9-20 ; 13000160 (ISSN) Vahedi, K ; Zohoor, H ; Nezamabadi, A ; Zolfaghari, M ; Sharif University of Technology
    2009
    Abstract
    In this article a new parameter is introduced that optimizes penetration depth of a long rod penetrating into a semi-infinite target. This parameter helps to optimize penetration depth when the projectile is subjected to transverse loading. This parameter is defined using a simple assumption governing bending moment and deflection of the rod as well as the experimental observation of long rod penetrators having aspect ratios (L/D) of greater than 30. In this article the length of the rod that sustains allowable bending stress but does not fail is calculated. Using the results of the bending analysis and solution of the Alekseevskii & Tate (AT) equation, an analytical method to optimize... 

    A superconductor THz modulator based on vortex flux flow

    , Article IEEE Transactions on Applied Superconductivity ; Volume 19, Issue 4 , 2009 , Pages 3653-3657 ; 10518223 (ISSN) Sarreshtedari, F ; Hosseini, M ; Chalabi, H. R ; Moftakharzadeh, A ; Zandi, H ; Khorasani, S ; Fardmanesh, M ; Sharif University of Technology
    2009
    Abstract
    A terahertz modulator based on the Type-II superconductor flux flow oscillator has been proposed. Analytical calculations are presented and the effects of intrinsic and extrinsic parameters such as disorder strength of crystal, penetration depth, frequency, and amplitude of the modulated current on the radiation power spectrum have been studied. The proposed structure also exhibits a mixer-like behavior, in the sense that its output harmonics range from the washboard frequency up to the superconductor gap frequency, so the input signal is practically mixed with the washboard frequency and its harmonics. The modulation index for each harmonic of this modulator has also been investigated. This... 

    Modeling superconductive fault current limiter using constructive neural networks

    , Article 2007 IEEE International Symposium on Industrial Electronics, ISIE 2007, Caixanova - Vigo, 4 June 2007 through 7 June 2007 ; 2007 , Pages 2859-2863 ; 1424407559 (ISBN); 9781424407552 (ISBN) Makki, B ; Sadati, N ; Hosseini, M. N ; Sharif University of Technology
    2007
    Abstract
    Although so many advances have been proposed in the field of artificial intelligence and superconductivity, there are few reports on their combination. On the other hand, because of the nonlinear and multivariable characteristics of the superconductive elements and capabilities of neural networks in this field, it seems useful to apply the neural networks to model and control the superconductive phenomena or devices. In this paper, a new constructive neural network (CNN) trained by two different optimization algorithms; back-propagation and genetic algorithm, is proposed which models the behavior of the superconductive fault current limiters (SFCLs). Simulation results show that the proposed...