11 resultados para Armero (Tolima)
em Consorci de Serveis Universitaris de Catalunya (CSUC), Spain
Resumo:
Aquest projecte pretén millorar les competències en llengua oral dels alumnes a partir de la reflexió amb els mestres sobre les pràctiques que es fan servir actualment per al seu aprenentatge. A partir d'aquesta reflexió, es proposen els canvis i modificacions pertinents que podrien millorar la competència dels alumnes en llengua oral.
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We study the effects of external noise in a one-dimensional model of front propagation. Noise is introduced through the fluctuations of a control parameter leading to a multiplicative stochastic partial differential equation. Analytical and numerical results for the front shape and velocity are presented. The linear-marginal-stability theory is found to increase its range of validity in the presence of external noise. As a consequence noise can stabilize fronts not allowed by the deterministic equation.
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A two-dimensional reaction-diffusion front which propagates in a modulated medium is studied. The modulation consists of a spatial variation of the local front velocity in the transverse direction to that of the front propagation. We study analytically and numerically the final steady-state velocity and shape of the front, resulting from a nontrivial interplay between the local curvature effects and the global competition process between different maxima of the control parameter. The transient dynamics of the process is also studied numerically and analytically by means of singular perturbation techniques.
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We present a mean field model that describes the effect of multiplicative noise in spatially extended systems. The model can be solved analytically. For the case of the phi4 potential it predicts that the phase transition is shifted. This conclusion is supported by numerical simulations of this model in two dimensions.
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The propagation of an initially planar front is studied within the framework of the photosensitive Belousov-Zhabotinsky reaction modulated by a smooth spatial variation of the local front velocity in the direction perpendicular to front propagation. Under this modulation, the wave front develops several fingers corresponding to the local maxima of the modulation function. After a transient, the wave front achieves a stationary shape that does not necessarily coincide with the one externally imposed by the modulation. Theoretical predictions for the selection criteria of fingers and steady-state velocity are experimentally validated.
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We study the dynamics of reaction-diffusion fronts under the influence of multiplicative noise. An approximate theoretical scheme is introduced to compute the velocity of the front and its diffusive wandering due to the presence of noise. The theoretical approach is based on a multiple scale analysis rather than on a small noise expansion and is confirmed with numerical simulations for a wide range of the noise intensity. We report on the possibility of noise sustained solutions with a continuum of possible velocities, in situations where only a single velocity is allowed without noise.
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A two-dimensional reaction-diffusion front which propagates in a modulated medium is studied. The modulation consists of a spatial variation of the local front velocity in the transverse direction to that of the front propagation. We study analytically and numerically the final steady-state velocity and shape of the front, resulting from a nontrivial interplay between the local curvature effects and the global competition process between different maxima of the control parameter. The transient dynamics of the process is also studied numerically and analytically by means of singular perturbation techniques.
Resumo:
The propagation of an initially planar front is studied within the framework of the photosensitive Belousov-Zhabotinsky reaction modulated by a smooth spatial variation of the local front velocity in the direction perpendicular to front propagation. Under this modulation, the wave front develops several fingers corresponding to the local maxima of the modulation function. After a transient, the wave front achieves a stationary shape that does not necessarily coincide with the one externally imposed by the modulation. Theoretical predictions for the selection criteria of fingers and steady-state velocity are experimentally validated.
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We study the effects of external noise in a one-dimensional model of front propagation. Noise is introduced through the fluctuations of a control parameter leading to a multiplicative stochastic partial differential equation. Analytical and numerical results for the front shape and velocity are presented. The linear-marginal-stability theory is found to increase its range of validity in the presence of external noise. As a consequence noise can stabilize fronts not allowed by the deterministic equation.
Resumo:
En aquest projecte s’avaluen els possibles impactes derivats de la pràctica de l’esquí nòrdic en l’àmbit d’estudi de Sant Joan de l’Erm, situat al Parc Natural de l’Alt Pirineu. A la zona d’estudi, aquesta és la principal activitat, i és per aquest motiu s’estudien tots els fluxos energètics derivats de la pràctica de l’esquí, alhora que s’analitza i diagnostica l’estat de qualitat ambiental de totes les infraestructures de la zona. Les eines utilitzades en aquest estudi han estat bàsicament dues. Primerament, s’avalua l’estat de la qualitat ambiental de les infraestructures de l’àmbit d’estudi, amb la utilització d’un informe d’avaluació ambiental, adaptat de l’informe d’avaluació del Distintiu de Qualitat Ambiental de la Generalitat de Catalunya. En segon terme, s’ha creat i emprat un treball de camp, que consta d’enquestes destinades als usuaris de la zona d’estudi, així com unes fitxes de camp, per tal de determinar l’estat de l’entorn natural de l’àmbit d’estudi, i analitzar la repercussió del transport dels usuaris.
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Effects of water activity and 1-propanol concentration on synthesis of propyl oleate from oleic acid using Aspergillus niger cell-bound lipases in isooctane are described. A. niger produces lipases (EC 3.1.1.3) which partly bind to the mycelium during growth. Ester production was monitored for 72 hours at different 1-propanol concentrations and water activities. Aliquots were sequentially withdrawn and propyl esters were quantified using GC and methyl palmitate as an internal standard. In all assayed conditions A. niger cell-bound lipases catalysed propyl oleate synthesis, but at different degrees.