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16.2. HOLOGRAPHIC AND SPECKLE TESTS 16.2.1. Introduction Diffusely re ecting or polished surfaces that are subject to stress can be interferometrically compared with their normal states using holographic interferometry techniques. Direct measurements as well as shearing methods are possible for static, dynamic and time-average measurements. Traditional holographic interferometry techniques require the recording of an intermediate hologram of a previous or ideal object state to compare with the current state or shape of the object. Speckle interferometry and digital holography techniques do not require the use of an intermediate holographic recording as the phase data are directly recorded and reconstructed using electronic or digital techniques. These techniques can provide interference fringes corresponding to a change in the object shape or displacement. This chapter describes holographic and speckle techniques useful in optical testing. This subject has such a large amount of information to cover that emphasis is placed on basic descriptions of some of the techniques, and examples showing results of measurements using these tests. Since the publication of the 2nd edition of this book, several books have been published that cover this topic more in depth (Jacquot and Fournier, 2000; Gasvik, 2002; Gastinger et al., 2003; Steinchen and Yang, 2003; Yaroslavsky, 2004; Kreis, 2005; Mix, 2005; Schnars and Jueptner,

Equation (346) illustrates that, ultimately, the strength of the interaction between two MOs depends on the separation of the AOs of each MO (through the overlap integral) and on the magnitude of the product of the coe cients of those AOs The last line [equation (347)] obtains if two atoms, r and s, of A can approach two atoms, p and q, respectively, of B, as shown by the dashed lines in Figure 313b This is the common situation for pericyclic reactions discussed in 12 In the vast majority of cases, however, the contacts between two molecules are even more restrictive Usually, only two AOs, one from A and one from B, are close enough to overlap; then the strength of the interaction depends just on the product of the coe cients of those orbitals and the degree of overlap that can be achieved.

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Conversely, two independent molecules which approach each other will orient themselves in such a way as to minimize the separation of the atomic orbitals which have the largest coe cients if the interaction is favorable or to maximize it if it is not ELECTROSTATIC EFFECTS Whenever possible, we will attempt to identify the e ects of interactions between relatively few frontier orbitals, which describe the distribution of relatively few electrons of a molecule We e ectively ignore the vast numbers of the rest of the electrons in the system as well as the nuclear charges In some cases this neglect is not justi ed and may lead to misleading results When a molecule or parts of it are charged, coulombic interactions may dominate.

The probability function (3.50) is called the multinomial probability function. For example, for N = 3 and M = 10 it is described by

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The electrostatic energy of interaction of each pair of centers, i and j, with net charges, qi and q j , respectively, separated by a distance Rij in a medium with dielectric constant em has the form E electrostatic qi q j Rij em 3X48.

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of GC capillary columns which have low ow-rates (e.g. 1 ml/min). An alternative approach is use of highly-ef cient analyte-enrichment interfaces of the type described above. These depend on the fact that, in GC, a carrier-gas is used instead of a liquid solvent. This is usually lighter than the sample components and may have different diffusion properties. An example of such an interface is shown in Figure 4.24. When capillary columns are used, ow is usually directly into the MS instrument without the use of splitters or enrichment interfaces.

Furthermore, under these conditions, var i;2 x 0 and cov(fl, P2) x 0. The proof for a correlation coefficient close to minus one is analogous.

(a) Expressions for the gradient and the Hessian matrix of the log-likelihood function for independent exponentially distributed observations have been derived in Solution 6.13. Computing the partial derivatives of the expectation model with respect to the parameters appearing in these expressions is straightforward and left out.

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