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Multiphase Flow Dynamics 3: Turbulence, Gas Absorption and Release, Diesel Fuel Properties
Nikolay I. Kolev
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ISBN impreso
978-3-540-71442-2
ISBN electrónico
978-3-540-71443-9
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Springer Nature
País de edición
Reino Unido
Fecha de publicación
2007
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© Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2007
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Some Basics of the Single-Phase Boundary Layer Theory
Nikolay I. Kolev
Surgery in the 21st century will use advanced technologies such as surgical robots, three-dimensional medical imaging, computer graphics, computer simulation technology, and others. Three-dimensional medical imaging for surgical operations provides surgeons with advanced vision. A surgical robot provides surgeons with an advanced hand, but it is not a machine to perform the same action of a surgeon using scissors or scalpels. Recently, two new systems were developed in Japan: an advanced vision system called integral videography (IV), which can project a full-color three-dimensional video image in real three-dimensional space, and a novel robotic endoscopic system using two wedge prisms at the tip, which can observe a wide area without moving or bending the endoscope. As an advanced hand, a high-safety navigation robot of the laparoscope and a forceps manipulator with a bending mechanism have also been developed in Japan. The advanced vision and hands available to surgeons are creating new surgical fields in the 21st century: minimally invasive surgery, noninvasive surgery, virtual reality microsurgery, telesurgery, fetal surgery, neuroinformatics surgery, and others.
Pp. 1-28
Introduction to Turbulence of Multi-Phase Flows
Nikolay I. Kolev
Surgery in the 21st century will use advanced technologies such as surgical robots, three-dimensional medical imaging, computer graphics, computer simulation technology, and others. Three-dimensional medical imaging for surgical operations provides surgeons with advanced vision. A surgical robot provides surgeons with an advanced hand, but it is not a machine to perform the same action of a surgeon using scissors or scalpels. Recently, two new systems were developed in Japan: an advanced vision system called integral videography (IV), which can project a full-color three-dimensional video image in real three-dimensional space, and a novel robotic endoscopic system using two wedge prisms at the tip, which can observe a wide area without moving or bending the endoscope. As an advanced hand, a high-safety navigation robot of the laparoscope and a forceps manipulator with a bending mechanism have also been developed in Japan. The advanced vision and hands available to surgeons are creating new surgical fields in the 21st century: minimally invasive surgery, noninvasive surgery, virtual reality microsurgery, telesurgery, fetal surgery, neuroinformatics surgery, and others.
Pp. 29-54
Sources for Fine Resolution Outside the Boundary Layer
Nikolay I. Kolev
Surgery in the 21st century will use advanced technologies such as surgical robots, three-dimensional medical imaging, computer graphics, computer simulation technology, and others. Three-dimensional medical imaging for surgical operations provides surgeons with advanced vision. A surgical robot provides surgeons with an advanced hand, but it is not a machine to perform the same action of a surgeon using scissors or scalpels. Recently, two new systems were developed in Japan: an advanced vision system called integral videography (IV), which can project a full-color three-dimensional video image in real three-dimensional space, and a novel robotic endoscopic system using two wedge prisms at the tip, which can observe a wide area without moving or bending the endoscope. As an advanced hand, a high-safety navigation robot of the laparoscope and a forceps manipulator with a bending mechanism have also been developed in Japan. The advanced vision and hands available to surgeons are creating new surgical fields in the 21st century: minimally invasive surgery, noninvasive surgery, virtual reality microsurgery, telesurgery, fetal surgery, neuroinformatics surgery, and others.
Pp. 55-74
Source Terms for -Models in Porous Structures
Nikolay I. Kolev
Surgery in the 21st century will use advanced technologies such as surgical robots, three-dimensional medical imaging, computer graphics, computer simulation technology, and others. Three-dimensional medical imaging for surgical operations provides surgeons with advanced vision. A surgical robot provides surgeons with an advanced hand, but it is not a machine to perform the same action of a surgeon using scissors or scalpels. Recently, two new systems were developed in Japan: an advanced vision system called integral videography (IV), which can project a full-color three-dimensional video image in real three-dimensional space, and a novel robotic endoscopic system using two wedge prisms at the tip, which can observe a wide area without moving or bending the endoscope. As an advanced hand, a high-safety navigation robot of the laparoscope and a forceps manipulator with a bending mechanism have also been developed in Japan. The advanced vision and hands available to surgeons are creating new surgical fields in the 21st century: minimally invasive surgery, noninvasive surgery, virtual reality microsurgery, telesurgery, fetal surgery, neuroinformatics surgery, and others.
Pp. 75-91
Influence of the Interfacial Forces on the Turbulence Structure
Nikolay I. Kolev
Surgery in the 21st century will use advanced technologies such as surgical robots, three-dimensional medical imaging, computer graphics, computer simulation technology, and others. Three-dimensional medical imaging for surgical operations provides surgeons with advanced vision. A surgical robot provides surgeons with an advanced hand, but it is not a machine to perform the same action of a surgeon using scissors or scalpels. Recently, two new systems were developed in Japan: an advanced vision system called integral videography (IV), which can project a full-color three-dimensional video image in real three-dimensional space, and a novel robotic endoscopic system using two wedge prisms at the tip, which can observe a wide area without moving or bending the endoscope. As an advanced hand, a high-safety navigation robot of the laparoscope and a forceps manipulator with a bending mechanism have also been developed in Japan. The advanced vision and hands available to surgeons are creating new surgical fields in the 21st century: minimally invasive surgery, noninvasive surgery, virtual reality microsurgery, telesurgery, fetal surgery, neuroinformatics surgery, and others.
Pp. 93-108
Particle–eddy Interactions
Nikolay I. Kolev
Surgery in the 21st century will use advanced technologies such as surgical robots, three-dimensional medical imaging, computer graphics, computer simulation technology, and others. Three-dimensional medical imaging for surgical operations provides surgeons with advanced vision. A surgical robot provides surgeons with an advanced hand, but it is not a machine to perform the same action of a surgeon using scissors or scalpels. Recently, two new systems were developed in Japan: an advanced vision system called integral videography (IV), which can project a full-color three-dimensional video image in real three-dimensional space, and a novel robotic endoscopic system using two wedge prisms at the tip, which can observe a wide area without moving or bending the endoscope. As an advanced hand, a high-safety navigation robot of the laparoscope and a forceps manipulator with a bending mechanism have also been developed in Japan. The advanced vision and hands available to surgeons are creating new surgical fields in the 21st century: minimally invasive surgery, noninvasive surgery, virtual reality microsurgery, telesurgery, fetal surgery, neuroinformatics surgery, and others.
Pp. 109-117
Two group models
Nikolay I. Kolev
Surgery in the 21st century will use advanced technologies such as surgical robots, three-dimensional medical imaging, computer graphics, computer simulation technology, and others. Three-dimensional medical imaging for surgical operations provides surgeons with advanced vision. A surgical robot provides surgeons with an advanced hand, but it is not a machine to perform the same action of a surgeon using scissors or scalpels. Recently, two new systems were developed in Japan: an advanced vision system called integral videography (IV), which can project a full-color three-dimensional video image in real three-dimensional space, and a novel robotic endoscopic system using two wedge prisms at the tip, which can observe a wide area without moving or bending the endoscope. As an advanced hand, a high-safety navigation robot of the laparoscope and a forceps manipulator with a bending mechanism have also been developed in Japan. The advanced vision and hands available to surgeons are creating new surgical fields in the 21st century: minimally invasive surgery, noninvasive surgery, virtual reality microsurgery, telesurgery, fetal surgery, neuroinformatics surgery, and others.
Pp. 119-123
Set of benchmarks for verification of models in system computer codes
Nikolay I. Kolev
Surgery in the 21st century will use advanced technologies such as surgical robots, three-dimensional medical imaging, computer graphics, computer simulation technology, and others. Three-dimensional medical imaging for surgical operations provides surgeons with advanced vision. A surgical robot provides surgeons with an advanced hand, but it is not a machine to perform the same action of a surgeon using scissors or scalpels. Recently, two new systems were developed in Japan: an advanced vision system called integral videography (IV), which can project a full-color three-dimensional video image in real three-dimensional space, and a novel robotic endoscopic system using two wedge prisms at the tip, which can observe a wide area without moving or bending the endoscope. As an advanced hand, a high-safety navigation robot of the laparoscope and a forceps manipulator with a bending mechanism have also been developed in Japan. The advanced vision and hands available to surgeons are creating new surgical fields in the 21st century: minimally invasive surgery, noninvasive surgery, virtual reality microsurgery, telesurgery, fetal surgery, neuroinformatics surgery, and others.
Pp. 125-143
Simple algebraic models for eddy viscosity in bubbly flow
Nikolay I. Kolev
Surgery in the 21st century will use advanced technologies such as surgical robots, three-dimensional medical imaging, computer graphics, computer simulation technology, and others. Three-dimensional medical imaging for surgical operations provides surgeons with advanced vision. A surgical robot provides surgeons with an advanced hand, but it is not a machine to perform the same action of a surgeon using scissors or scalpels. Recently, two new systems were developed in Japan: an advanced vision system called integral videography (IV), which can project a full-color three-dimensional video image in real three-dimensional space, and a novel robotic endoscopic system using two wedge prisms at the tip, which can observe a wide area without moving or bending the endoscope. As an advanced hand, a high-safety navigation robot of the laparoscope and a forceps manipulator with a bending mechanism have also been developed in Japan. The advanced vision and hands available to surgeons are creating new surgical fields in the 21st century: minimally invasive surgery, noninvasive surgery, virtual reality microsurgery, telesurgery, fetal surgery, neuroinformatics surgery, and others.
Pp. 145-172
Large eddy simulations
Nikolay I. Kolev
Surgery in the 21st century will use advanced technologies such as surgical robots, three-dimensional medical imaging, computer graphics, computer simulation technology, and others. Three-dimensional medical imaging for surgical operations provides surgeons with advanced vision. A surgical robot provides surgeons with an advanced hand, but it is not a machine to perform the same action of a surgeon using scissors or scalpels. Recently, two new systems were developed in Japan: an advanced vision system called integral videography (IV), which can project a full-color three-dimensional video image in real three-dimensional space, and a novel robotic endoscopic system using two wedge prisms at the tip, which can observe a wide area without moving or bending the endoscope. As an advanced hand, a high-safety navigation robot of the laparoscope and a forceps manipulator with a bending mechanism have also been developed in Japan. The advanced vision and hands available to surgeons are creating new surgical fields in the 21st century: minimally invasive surgery, noninvasive surgery, virtual reality microsurgery, telesurgery, fetal surgery, neuroinformatics surgery, and others.
Pp. 173-184