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Do we live in a 'braneworld'? A brane is four-dimensional time-like ... in recent observations and currently attributed to the existence of 'dark energy'.
www.nature.comJan 4, 2007 ... Abstract To study the effect of processing history, molecular weight/molecular weight distribution, and thermal history on solid state ...
onlinelibrary.wiley.comMay 9, 2016 ... It can be shown that the cost 〈W(tf)〉 behaves like τrelax/tf for tf → 0. More precisely, this amounts to a time–energy uncertainty ...
www.nature.comMar 12, 2021 ... The bottom part of the mass, which is viscous at rest, sits on a ... provides the energy needed to stretch the polymer molecules out and ...
www.scientificamerican.comJul 8, 2022 ... The size of the relaxing domain was inferred from electron temperature measurements like those in Fig. 2, which determine the approximate ...
www.nature.comJul 27, 2004 ... Journal of Polymer Science Part B: Polymer Physics ... mixture behaves in a gel-like limit at which concentration fluctuations relax more ...
onlinelibrary.wiley.comMay 30, 2010 ... Whereas in Luttinger-liquid theory such energy relaxation is ... Hot particles relax (red arrow in a(I)) before being collected by the ...
www.nature.comMar 29, 1999 ... Left on their own, the electrons of an atom tend to relax into orbitals that leave the atom with the lowest possible energy--its ground ...
www.scientificamerican.comJan 1, 1987 ... The lattice statics method is used to calculate the relaxations due to a vacancy created in a lattice. The measured phonon dispersion ...
onlinelibrary.wiley.comJan 21, 2017 ... There, in particular at relatively short timescales where the material is behaving like an elastic solid and is not flowing like a liquid, ...
onlinelibrary.wiley.comAI-Generated Project Ideas
- Design a solar-powered hammock that utilizes solar cells to generate energy for smart devices while the user relaxes.
- Investigate the science behind the physics of sound relaxing the brain, and create a device that produces high-quality, low-frequency sound to relax the listener.
- Explore the physics of energy transfer and create a device that can harness energy from the user's body to power electronic devices.
- Study the principles of electromagnetism and create a device that can levitate objects using magnetic fields for an ultimate relaxation experience.
- Creating a solar-powered portable massage chair, which utilizes solar panels to generate power and provide relaxation through massage therapy.
- An investigation into the physics of sound and how it impacts relaxation. This could involve experimenting with different sound frequencies and analyzing how they affect brain waves and overall mood.
- Designing a low-energy consumption home spa, which incorporates sustainable energy sources such as geothermal or solar power.
- Building a prototype kinetic energy generator, which harnesses the energy from the movement of a user in a relaxation chair or hammock to generate electricity.