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NASA NTRS1989

State-to-state rotational phase coherence effect on the vibration-rotation band shape - An accurate quantum calculation for CO-He

Accurate coupled state calculations of line coupling are performed for infrared lines of carbon monoxide perturbed by helium. Such calculations lead to both real and imaginary line couplings. For the first time, the effect of this imaginary line couplings, connected with state-to-state rotational phase coherences, on infrared band shape, is analyzed. An extension of detailed balance principle to the complex plane is suggested from the present computed off-diagonal cross sections. This allows us to understand the physical mechanism underlying the weak effect of phase coherences on CO-He infrared band shape.

Boissoles, J.↗
NASA NTRS1989

Effect of gravity level fluctuations for rotating fluids in high and low rotating speeds

Time-dependent evolutions of the profile of the free surface (bubble shapes) for a cylindrical container partially filled with a Newtonian fluid of constant density, rotating about its axis of symmetry, have been studied. Numerical computations of the dynamics of bubble shapes have been carried out with sinusoidal-function vibration of the gravity environment at high and low cylinder speeds.

Hung, R. J.↗
NASA NTRS1989

Coolant side heat transfer with rotation: User manual for 3D-TEACH with rotation

This program solves the governing transport equations in Reynolds average form for the flow of a 3-D, steady state, viscous, heat conducting, multiple species, single phase, Newtonian fluid with combustion. The governing partial differential equations are solved in physical variables in either a Cartesian or cylindrical coordinate system. The effects of rotation on the momentum and enthalpy calculations modeled in Cartesian coordinates are examined. The flow of the fluid should be confined and subsonic with a maximum Mach number no larger than 0.5. This manual describes the operating procedures and input details for executing a 3D-TEACH computation.

Syed, S. A.↗
NASA NTRS1981

On the coronae of rapidly rotating stars. I - The relation between rotation and coronal activity in RS CVn systems

Soft X-ray observations are presented of a nearly complete sample of RS Canum Venaticorum systems taken with the Einstein X-ray Observatory. It is shown that the quiescent coronal activity, as measured by the ratio of the X-ray to bolometric flux, is directly proportional to the angular velocity of the star with the active chromosphere in these systems. This relation is found to hold over two decades in angular velocity. It is also found that the stellar surface gravity has no obvious influence on the ratio of the X-ray luminosity to the bolometric luminosity over two decades in surface gravity. It is pointed out that the linear relation between the ratio of the X-ray luminosity to the bolometric luminosity on the one hand, and the angular velocity, on the other, holds important implications for dynamo theories of the generation of stellar magnetic fields.

Walter, F. M.↗
NASA NTRS1982

Observer reference triad rotation, magnetic fields, and rotation in Euclidean cosmological models

It is shown that a cosmological model with Euclidean space sections admits fluid flows if a magnetic field is present. Further, if observer reference frames spin in their response to the universe, a vorticity may exist. Limits can be set on any present intergalactic magnetic field of less than 5.38 x 10 to the -10th gauss (for a model with the chosen symmetry and choice of initial field and fluid velocity components).

Fennelly, A. J.↗