Monmouth College (West Long Branch, N.J.)
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Found in 44 Collections and/or Records:
Approximate methods in quantum mechanics, 1969
Item — Call number MU Thesis LaF
Identifier: b2088192
Abstract
A survey of the relative efficiency of various approximate methods for solving the non-relativistic Schroedinger Equation [sic] is made. In particular, a comparison is made of the results obtained for the problem of a simple harmonic oscillator perturbed by λx∝, (∝ =3,4 ) while using the Rayleigh-Ritz variational principle, Linear Variation of Functions, and the Reyleigh-Schroedinger [sic]...
Dates:
1969
Found in:
Monmouth University Library Archives
Calculation of lower bounds to the ground state energy of the C⁺⁺ ion utilizing the technique of reduced density matrices subject to continuously variable N-representability constraints, 1974
Item — Call number MU Thesis Gor
Identifier: b2088648
Abstract
A recently developed theory enabling the construction of density matrices which are expressible in terms of a given spin geminal set and which are a nearly N-representable as possible is discussed.
Calculation of lower bounds to the ground state energy of the C⁺⁺ ion is performed utilizing reduced density matrices subject to the continuously variable N-representability constraint determined by the above mentioned theory.
Dates:
1974
Found in:
Monmouth University Library Archives
Computer modeling of radar performance, 1972
Item — Call number MU Thesis Fel
Identifier: b2088560
Abstract
This paper is an investigation into the development of a digital computer model that will enable a wide range of radar system configurations to be evaluated.
The solution in the past has been to evaluate each system at a few salient points and leave the remaining parts of the problem to an intuitive development. Alternatively, a system is configured for the sole purpose of evaluating the system.
The proposed model solution consists of the development of a digital computer...
Dates:
1972
Found in:
Monmouth University Library Archives
Crystallite formation in chalcogenide glass as a function of temperature, 1971
Item — Call number MU Thesis Bea
Identifier: b2088111
Abstract
Herein are presented the results of an experimental study of a ternary calcogenide glass of composition: 55 at.% As, 35 at.% Te, 10 at.% Ge. X-ray diffraction measurements of powder samples of the glass were made over a temperature range from room temperature (~23° C) to 440° C. These measurements show the glass to be in a non-cyrstalline amorphous state or short-range order state from room temperature up to a temperature of 220° C. From 220° to approximately 440° the material seems to...
Dates:
1971
Found in:
Monmouth University Library Archives
Data flow between a central processor and a peripheral device, 1972
Item — Call number MU Thesis Bar
Identifier: b2088645
Abstract
A substantial portion of the typical digital computer is concerned with the transfer of data between the central processor and a variety of peripheral equipment. The intent of this project is to design and build the circuitry required for a particular interface, that is, between a Honeywell DDP-24 central processor and an Uptime punch card. A design for this combination is not known to exist and would be of value.
This project concerns a specific computer and a specific peripheral...
Dates:
1972
Found in:
Monmouth University Library Archives
Density matrix techniques, 1970
Item — Call number MU Thesis Tra
Identifier: b2088112
Abstract
The objective of this paper is to demonstrate the usefulness of density matrix techniques in the determination of the ground state energy of certain atomic systems. Use of the method, currently under development, results in a lower energy bound in contrast with the Rayleigh-Ritz method which yields an upper bound. The former technique is illustrated for the C⁺⁺ atomic system. It was found that the Pauli Principle was being violated even when the 2-particle density matrix is expanded in...
Dates:
1970
Found in:
Monmouth University Library Archives
Diode function generator synthesis, 1971
Item — Multiple Containers
Identifier: b2087713
Abstract
A method is presented in this paper to synthesize a diode function generator network using digital computer techniques. The general algorithm is valid for a transfer function, F(X), having a monotonic increasing first derivative over the range of X. The synthesis algorithm accounts for the non-linear diode characteristics during the computation of network values.
The synthesis program requires that the following diode function generator parameters be specified by the designer as...
Dates:
1971
Found in:
Monmouth University Library Archives
Electrical properties of vacuum deposited SiO₂ films by means of a CO₂ laser, 1972
Item — Call number MU Thesis Vag
Identifier: b2088487
Abstract
The technique of using a high power CO₂ laser to deposit films of SiO₂ was studied, and an attempt was made to dope the films with a metallic impurity. Resistivity and dielectric constants were measured to determine the quality of the undoped films and to establish the effect of doping. It was found that the laser evaporation technique yielded the best results when the target material was granular rather than solid and the substrate was heated above 300°F. The films produced were not...
Dates:
1972
Found in:
Monmouth University Library Archives
Error detection and correction in digital data communication, 1972
Item — Multiple Containers
Identifier: b2088519
Abstract
This thesis develops different types of circuits which can be implemented to provide a method to detect and correct errors in digital data on a T1 type communication line. The characteristics of the T1 communication line and the signal sent on the line are described. Errors in the transmitted signal can occur on this line and the types and sources of these errors are discussed. The following are described and discussed in detail:
1) The...
Dates:
1972
Found in:
Monmouth University Library Archives
Experimental measurements of semiconductor conductivity using a high sensitivity technique, 1971
Item — Multiple Containers
Identifier: b2087791
Abstract
An experimental study of a reflection cavity scheme used to measure changes in the conductivity of semiconductor samples is presented. The germanium sample with associated microwave circuitry acts as a highly sensitive system where by in the null condition almost complete absorption occurs. Changes in conductivity from the null point will cause a sharp increase in reflected microwave power. This change in reflected power may be used to measure a change in conductivity, or in a device...
Dates:
1971
Found in:
Monmouth University Library Archives