Gravitational collapse and weak interactions
Gravitational collapse and electron-type neutrino interactions in massive star during final catastrophic stages of evolution
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Gravitational collapse and electron-type neutrino interactions in massive star during final catastrophic stages of evolution
Mass dependence of behavior of stellar core undergoing gravitational collapse examined, using improved equation of state and mean free path for energy transfer
Models of spherically symmetric nonstatic processes, including relativistic collapse to Schwarzschild sphere, constructed by space-time metrics
Supernova explosion and collapse theory using relativistic hydrodynamics
Magnetic fields of collapsing masses and nature of supernovae
Emission of gravitational waves by bodies moving in collapsing star field
Growth of vapor bubble in liquid mixtures and growth and collapse of noncondensing, nonsoluble gas in pure liquid determined by approximate solutions derived from forster source theory
Relativistic gravitational collapse equations assuming spherical symmetry, adiabatic flow and pressure gradient forces
Coil springs wound with maximum initial tension in a three-truss, closed loop structure form a collapsible truss structure. The truss automatically expands and provides excellent rigidity and close dimensional tolerance when expanded.
Numerical analysis of collapse of spherical bubble in compressible fluid, including surface tension, viscosity and adiabatic compression of gas within bubble
Cavitation bubble collapse in venturi, discussing flow characteristics under large pressure gradient
Numerical analysis of collapse of spherical bubble in compressible fluid including surface tension, viscosity and adiabatic compression of gas within bubble
Low altitude electron trapping boundary collapse during magnetic storm due to field line extension into geomagnetic tail
Effects of shroud geometry on performance of collapsible plug nozzle at Mach numbers from 0 to 2.0
Quantum theory of electron gas in magnetic fields caused by gravitational collapse
Bubble growth and collapse in liquid nitrogen, noting similarity to vapor bubbles behavior in noncryogens
Bubble growth and collapse in liquid nitrogen, noting similarity to vapor bubbles behavior in noncryogens