STUDIES ON STRUCTURE-PROPERTY RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN COLOR REAGENTS AND SENSITIVITY OF THEIR COLOR-REACTIONS WITH YTTERBIUM BY TOPOLOGICAL INDEXES

In this paper A, topological indices and molecular connectivity inidces have been applied to multivariate analysis in structure-property studies. The topological indices of twenty asymmetrical phosphone bisazo derivatives of chromotropic acid have been calculated. The structure-property relationships between color reagents and molar absorptivity of color reactions with ytterbium have been studied by A(m) indices and molecular connectivity indices. Good results have been obtained.

NEW TOPOLOGICAL INDEX AND PREDICTION OF PHASE-TRANSFER ENERGY FOR PROTONATED AMINES AND TETRAALKYLAMINES IONS

The applications of new topological indices A(x1)-A(x3) suggested in our laboratory for the prediction of Gibbs energy values of phase transfer (water to nitrobenzene) of amine ions are described with satisfactory results. Multiple regression analysis and neural network were employed simultaneously in this study.

ON HALL AND KIERS TOPOLOGICAL STATE AND TOTAL TOPOLOGICAL INDEX

The topological state and the total topological index, tau, have been tested systematically. Counterexamples are provided proving that the topological state method cannot determine classes of symmetrically equivalent atoms in a molecule fully correct. The

ALGORITHM FOR COMPUTER PERCEPTION OF TOPOLOGICAL SYMMETRY

For the exhaustive and irredundant generation of candidate structures in ESESOC (Expert System for the Elucidation of the Structures of Organic Compounds), a new algorithm for computer perception of topological equivalence classes of the nodes (non-hydrog

PREDICTION OF THE GIBBS ENERGY OF ION TRANSFER ACROSS THE WATER NITROBENZENE INTERFACE USING 3 NEW TOPOLOGICAL INDEXES

Correlation analysis of the standard Gibbs energy for a series of tetraalkylammonium ions, protonated substituted ethylenediamine derivatives and protonated aromatic amine derivatives using three new topological indices Ax1, Ax2 and Ax has been studied. T

STUDY ON STRUCTURE-ACTIVITY-RELATIONSHIPS OF ORGANIC-COMPOUNDS - 3 NEW TOPOLOGICAL INDEXES AND THEIR APPLICATIONS

In this paper, three new topological indices, A(x1), A(x2), and A(x3), have been developed for use in multivariate analysis in structure-property relationship (SPR) and structure-activity relationship (SAR) studies. Good results have been obtained by using them to predict the physical and chemical properties and biological activities of some organic compounds.

A NEW TOPOLOGICAL INDEX FOR RESEARCH ON STRUCTURE-PROPERTY RELATIONSHIPS OF ALKANES

in this Raper, based on distance matrix and branch vertex of atomes in a molecule, a new topological index (Y(x)) has been developed to be used in research on physical and chemical properties of alkanes. It is concluded that this index bears good structure selectivity and relativity when the results from index were compared with that of other ones.

A NEWLY PROPOSED MOLECULAR TOPOLOGICAL INDEX FOR THE DISCRIMINATION OF CIS/TRANS ISOMERS AND FOR THE STUDIES OF QSAR/QSPR

A new topological index, the general a(N)-index (GAI), on quantum chemistry, is described in this paper. The GAI can be applied to molecules that contain heteroatoms and multiple bonds, and performs well in distinguishing cis/trans isomers. The relationships between the GAIs and physicochemical properties of olefins and neutral phosphorus compounds were observed with satisfactory results.

Recognition of Topological Invariants by Iterative Arrays

A study is made of the recognition and transformation of figures by iterative arrays of finite state automata. A figure is a finite rectangular two-dimensional array of symbols. The iterative arrays considered are also finite, rectangular, and two-dimensional. The automata comprising any given array are called cells and are assumed to be isomorphic and to operate synchronously with the state of a cell at time t+1 being a function of the states of it and its four nearest neighbors at time t. At time t=0 each cell is placed in one of a fixed number of initial states. The pattern of initial states thus introduced represents the figure to be processed. The resulting sequence of array states represents a computation based on the input figure. If one waits for a specially designated cell to indicate acceptance or rejection of the figure, the array is said to be working on a recognition problem. If one waits for the array to come to a stable configuration representing an output figure, the array is said to be working on a transformation problem.

Topological changes in a two-dimensional foam cluster

Cox, S.J., Vaz, M.F. and Weaire, D. (2003) Topological changes in a two-dimensional foam cluster. The European Physical Journal E - Soft Matter . 11:29-35.

The topological behaviour of 3D null points in the Sun's corona

Brown D. S. and Priest E. R. 2001, The topological behaviour of 3D null points in the Sun's corona, Astronomy and Astrophysics, 367, 339-346

Pre-empting Plateau: the nature of topological transitions in foam

Hutzler, S., Weaire, D., Cox, S.J., Van der Net, A. and Janiaud, E. (2007) Pre-empting Plateau: the nature of topological transitions in foam. Europhys. Lett. 77: 28002 Sponsorship: EPSRC / ESA / ESTEC / Science Foundation Ireland/ Gulbenkian Foundation

A Topological Analysis of the Magnetic Breakout Model for an Eruptive Solar Flare

Maclean, R., Beveridge, C., Longcope, D.W., Brown, D.S. and Priest, E.R., 2005, A topological analysis of the magnetic breakout model for an eruptive solar flare, Proc. Roy. Soc., 461, 2099-2120. Sponsorship: PPARC/STFC

The dynamics of a topological change in a system of soap films

Hutzler, S., Saadatfar, M., van der Net, A., Weaire, D. and Cox, S.J. (2007) The dynamics of a topological change in a system of soap films. Coll. Surf. A, 323:123-131. Sponsorship: This research was supported by the European Space Agency (contracts 14914/02/NL/SH and 14308/00/NL/SH), Science Foundation Ireland. (RFP 05/REP/PHY00/6), and the EU program COST P21 (The Physics of droplets). SJC acknowledges support from EPSRC (EP/D071127/1). MS is supported by the Irish Higher Education Authority (PRTLI-IITAC).