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Focus and Phrasing in French
(2001)
Internationales Privatrecht der ehelichen Vermögensbeziehungen mit Berührungen zu Polen : Teil I
(2001)
Der Beitrag ist der erste Teil einer zweiteiligen Serie über kollisionsrechtliche Fragen im Verhältnis zwischen Deutschland und Polen in Bezug auf die vermögensrechtlichen Beziehungen zwischen zwei Ehegatten, die entweder dieselbe oder eine unterschiedliche Staatsangehörigkeit besitzen und die sich entweder gemeinsam oder allein in einem anderen Staat aufhalten. Im vorliegenden Teil werden das Ehewirkungs-, das Scheidungs- und das Güterrechtsgesetz behandelt, wobei anhand von kurzen Beispielfällen verschiedene Rechtsfragen zur objektiven Anknüpfung, zur Rechtswahl und weiteren kollisionsrechtlichen Aspekten erörtert werden. In diesem Zusammenhang geht die Autorin auch auf die Überleitungsregelungen des Art. 220 Abs.3 und Art. 236 $ 3 EGBGB ein.
Verfasserin bespricht ein Urteil, in dem das Gericht über die Vollstreckbarkeit der Entscheidung eines türkischen Gerichtes zum Kindesunterhalt im Scheidungsverbund zu entscheiden hatte. Hierbei war auch die Frage nach der Aktivlegitimation maßgeblich. Die Autorin geht auf das Problem der Prozessführungsbefugnis ein und verdeutlicht die Unterschiede zwischen deutschem und türkischem Recht. Sie schildert die unterschiedlichen Rechtsauffassungen zu der aufgeworfenen Frage und zeigt die Konsequenzen auf.
Die Verfasserin setzt sich kritisch mit einem Beschluss des BGH vom 2001, V ZR 306/99, auseinander, der sich mit der Frage des anwendbaren Rechts für die Erbrechtsnachfolge im Bereich des innerdeutschen Kollisionsrechts befasst. Im Mittelpunkt steht dabei die Frage, unter welchen Vorsaussetzungen es zu einer Nachlassspaltung kommt. In seiner Entscheidung geht der BGH auf die Frage der Rechtsfähigkeit einer Erbengemeinschaft ein und auf die Frage, ob es sich bei einem Erbanteil am unbeweglichen Vermögen um bewegliches Vermögen handelt.
Internationales Privatrecht der ehelichen Vermögensbeziehungen mit Berührung zu Polen : Teil II
(2001)
Der Beitrag beschäftigt sich im Anschluss an NotBZ 2001, 52, als zweiter Teil einer Fortsetzungsserie zu vermögensrechtlichen Fragen des internationalen Familienrechts im deutsch-polnischen Verhältnis mit dem Bereich des Unterhaltsrechts und mit ausgewählten Qualifikationsproblemen. Die Ausführungen werden durch kurze Beispielfälle ergänzt.
Kuba - Insel der Inseln
(2001)
Literatur in Bewegung : Raum und Dynamik grenzüberschreitenden Schreibens in Europa und Amerika
(2001)
The factors that determine the efficiency of energy transfer in aquatic food webs have been investigated for many decades. The plant-animal interface is the most variable and least predictable of all levels in the food web. In order to study determinants of food quality in a large lake and to test the recently proposed central importance of the long-chained eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) at the pelagic producer-grazer interface, we tested the importance of polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFAs) at the pelagic producer-consumer interface by correlating sestonic food parameters with somatic growth rates of a clone of Daphnia galeata. Daphnia growth rates were obtained from standardized laboratory experiments spanning one season with Daphnia feeding on natural seston from Lake Constance, a large pre-alpine lake. Somatic growth rates were fitted to sestonic parameters by using a saturation function. A moderate amount of variation was explained when the model included the elemental parameters carbon (r2 = 0.6) and nitrogen (r2 = 0.71). A tighter fit was obtained when sestonic phosphorus was incorporated (r2 = 0.86). The nonlinear regression with EPA was relatively weak (r2 = 0.77), whereas the highest degree of variance was explained by three C18-PUFAs. The best (r2 = 0.95), and only significant, correlation of Daphnia's growth was found with the C18-PUFA a-linolenic acid (a-LA; C18:3n-3). This correlation was weakest in late August when C:P values increased to 300, suggesting that mineral and PUFA- limitation of Daphnia's growth changed seasonally. Sestonic phosphorus and some PUFAs showed not only tight correlations with growth, but also with sestonic alpha-LA content. We computed Monte Carlo simulations to test whether the observed effects of alpha-LA on growth could be accounted for by EPA, phosphorus, or one of the two C18-PUFAs, stearidonic acid (C18:4n-3) and linoleic acid (C18:2n-6). With >99% probability, the correlation of growth with alpha-LA could not be explained by any of these parameters. In order to test for EPA limitation of Daphnia's growth, in parallel with experiments on pure seston, growth was determined on seston supplemented with chemostat-grown, Plimited Stephanodiscus hantzschii, which is rich in EPA. Although supplementation increased the EPA content 80-800x, no significant changes in the nonlinear regression of the growth rates with alpha-LA were found, indicating that growth of Daphnia on pure seston was not EPA limited. This indicates that the two fatty acids, EPA and alpha-LA, were not mutually substitutable biochemical resources and points to different physiological functions of these two PUFAs. These results support the PUFA-limitation hypothesis for sestonic C:P < 300 but are contrary to the hypothesis of a general importance of EPA, since no evidence for EPA limitation was found. It is suggested that the resource ratios of EPA and alpha-LA rather than the absolute concentrations determine which of the two resources is limiting growth.
Especially sulphur containing compounds are suitable for the separation of noble metals[ , ]. 1,2-Dithioethenes are weak chelate-forming ligands [ ]and in the case of bis(methylthio)maleonitrile[ ] the donor power of both of the sulphur atoms is further decreased by the electron withdrawing effect of the cyanogroups. Crowned dithiomaleonitrile are macrocyclic chelate ligands which extract Pd(II) at sufficient rate in a very good yields. The reason for that extraction behaviour is the fact that Pd(II) favours the square planar coordination geometry in opposite to the 3d- elements. The synthesis of the immobilized ligands proceeds from the 2-allyloxy-1,2-propanediol forming the dicarbon acid which is reduced to the diole. With the help of thionylchloride the dichloro compound is synthesized forming together with a dithiolate (1,2-disodium-1,2-dicyanethene-1,2-dithiolate, 1,2-disodium-4-methylbenzene-1,2-dithiolate [ ]) at high dilution conditions the macrocycle. Than the allysubstituted crown ether is sillylated and the resulting alkoxysilane is immobilised onto activated silca gel. The substituent forms in the same time a spacer should be modified in the future. By immobilisation at an inactive matrix the selectivity of the ligand should be applied for the accumulation of palladium from diluted solutions. The extraction was performed from nitric acid solution with a yield of 93% into a ligand solution (chloroform, kerosine). The extraction equilibrium is reached after 10 min. By atomic absorption spectroscopy the metal concentration in the aqueous phase was determined to calculate the extraction rate. By modification of the cavity of the macrocyclus the extraction rate increases from the acyclic compound through maleonitrile-dithio-21-crown-7, maleonitrile-dithio-15-crown-5 and maleonitrile-18-crown-6. The best results can be observed at the maleonitrile-dithio-12-crown-4. The rise of the function lg D= f(lg L) gives the composition of the extracted compounds as 1:1. The separation is unsatisfactory in the case of Ag(I), Hg(II), Pt(II), Tl (I) and the most 3d-elements. Also Ni(II) as a representative for the 3d-elements shows only separations coefficients of 1.43?103 . Summarizing, a very good separation of palladium from the examined elements can be specified. Additional to the extraction experiments, as well as the crystal structures and by UV spectroscopy the formation constants of selected chelates were determined. The observed order corresponds to that found by the extraction of palladium in the system water/chloroform. In the case of maleonitrile-dithio-15-crown-5 Ag(I) is endocyclic coordinated with all donor atoms of the macrocyclus. Already maleonitrile-dithio-18-crown-6 can include the silver cation into its greater cavity. In these cases a 1:1 complex is formed. A 1:2 sandwich structure was noticed only in the case of the smaller ligand maleonitrile- dithio-12-crown-4. Obviously, the formation of that structure is not favoured in the system water/chloroform from which can be explained the unfavourable extraction results.
Electrically conducting fluids in motion can act as self-excited dynamos. The magnetic fields of celestial bodies like the Earth and the Sun are generated by such dynamos. Their theory aims at modeling and understanding both the kinematic and dynamic aspects of the underlying processes. Kinematic dynamo models, in which for a prescribed flow the linear induction equation is solved and growth rates of the magnetic field are calculated, have been studied for many decades. But in order to get consistent models and to take into account the back-reaction of the magnetic field on the fluid motion, the full nonlinear system of the magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) equations has to be studied. It is generally accepted that these equations, i.e. the Navier-Stokes equation (NSE) and the induction equation, provide a theoretical basis for the explanation of the dynamo effect. The general idea is that mechanical energy pumped into the fluid by heating or other mechanisms is transferred to the magnetic field by nonlinear interactions. For two special helical flows which are known to be effective kinematic dynamos and which can be produced by appropriate external mechanical forcing, we review the nonlinear dynamo properties found in the framework of the full MHD equations. Specifically, we deal with the ABC flow (named after Arnold, Beltrami and Childress) and the Roberts flow (after G.~O. Roberts). The appearance of generic dynamo effects is demonstrated. Applying special numerical bifurcation-analysis techniques to high-dimensional approximations in Fourier space and varying the Reynolds number (or the strength of the forcing) as the relevant control parameter, qualitative changes in the dynamics are investigated. We follow the bifurcation sequences until chaotic states are reached. The transitions from the primary flows with vanishing magnetic field to dynamo-active states are described in particular detail. In these processes the stagnation points of the flows and their heteroclinic connections play a promoting role for the magnetic field generation. By the example of the Roberts flow we demonstrate how the break up of the heteroclinic lines after the primary bifurcation leads to a complicated intersection of stable and unstable manifolds forming a chaotic web which is in turn correlated with the spatial appearance of the dynamo.
We study the dynamo properties of asymmetric square patterns in Boussinesq Rayleigh-B'enard convection in a plane horizontal layer. Cases without rotation and with weak rotation about a vertical axis are considered. There exist different types of solutions distinguished by their symmetry, among them such with flows possessing a net helicity and being capable of kinematic dynamo action in the presence as well as in the absence of rotation. In the nonrotating case these flows are, however, always only kinematic, not nonlinear dynamos. Nonlinearly the back-reaction of the magnetic field then forces the solution into the basin of attraction of a roll pattern incapable of dynamo action. But with rotation added parameter regions are found where the Coriolis force counteracts the Lorentz force in such a way that the asymmetric squares are also nonlinear dynamos.
Using the incompressible magnetohydrodynamic equations, we have numerically studied the dynamo effect in electrically conducting fluids. The necessary energy input into the system was modeled either by an explicit forcing term in the Navier-Stokes equation or fully selfconsistently by thermal convection in a fluid layer heated from below. If the fluid motion is capable of dynamo action, the dynamo effect appears in the form of a phase transition or bifurcation at some critical strength of the forcing. Both the dynamo bifurcation and subsequent bifurcations that occur when the strength of the forcing is further raised were studied, including the transition to chaotic states. Special attention was paid to the helicity of the flow as well as to the symmetries of the system and symmetry breaking in the bifurcations. The magnetic field tends to be accumulated in special regions of the flow, notably in the vicinity of stagnation points or near the boundaries of convection cells.
We numerically investigate nonlinear asymmetric square patterns in a horizontal convection layer with up-down reflection symmetry. As a novel feature we find the patterns to appear via the skewed varicose instability of rolls. The time-independent nonlinear state is generated by two unstable checkerboard (symmetric square) patterns and their nonlinear interaction. As the bouyancy forces increase the interacting modes give rise to bifurcations leading to a periodic alternation between a nonequilateral hexagonal pattern and the square pattern or to different kinds of standing oscillations.
The granulites of the Saxon Granulite Massif equilibrated at high pressure and ultrahigh temperature and were exhumed in large part under near-isothermal decompression. This raises the question of whether P-T-t data on the peak metamorphism may still be retrieved with confidence. Felsic and mafic granulites with geochronologically useful major and accessory phases have provided a basis to relate P-T estimates with isotopic ages presented in a companion paper. The assemblage garnet + clinopyroxene in mafic granulite records peak temperatures of 1010-1060 ° C, consistent with minimum estimates of around 967 ° C and 22.3 kbar obtained from the assemblage garnet + kyanite + ternary feldspar + quartz in felsic granulite. Multiple partial overprint of these assemblages reflects a clockwise P-T evolution. Garnet and kyanite in the felsic granulite were successively overgrown by plagioclase, spinel + plagioclase, sapphirine + plagioclase, and biotite + plagioclase. Most of this overprinting occurred within the stability field of sillimanite. Garnet + clinopyroxene in the mafic granulite were replaced by clinopyroxene + amphibole + plagioclase + magnetite. The high P-T conditions and the absence of thermal relaxation features in these granulites require a short-lived metamorphism with rapid exhumation. The ages of peak metamorphism (342 Ma) and shallow-level granitoid intrusions (333 Ma) constrain the time span for the exhumation of the Saxon granulites to about 9 Ma.
We investigate the notion of Bose-Einstein condensation of interacting particles. The definition of the condensate is based on the existence of the dominant eigenvalue of the single-particle density matrix. The statistical properies and the characteristics temperature are computed exactly in the soluble models of two interacting atoms.
A transport theory for atomic matter waves in low-dimensional waveguides is outlined. The thermal fluctuation spectrum of magnetic near fields leaking out of metallic microstructures is estimated. The corresponding scattering rate for paramagnetic atoms turns out to be quite large in micrometer-sized waveguides (approx. 100/s). Analytical estimate for the heating and decoherence of a cold atom cloud are given. We finally discuss numerical and analytical results for the scattering from static potential imperfections and the ensuing spatial diffusion process.
Coherent transport
(2001)
We discuss the transport of matter waves in low-dimensional waveguides. Due to scattering from uncontrollable noise fields, the spatial coherence gets reduced and eventually lost. We develop a description of this decoherence process in terms of transport equations for the atomic Wigner function. We outline its derivation and discuss the special case of white noise where an analytical solution can be found.
Coherence properties of thermal near fields : implications for nanometer-scale radiative transfer
(2001)
With the recent development of local (optical and thermal) probe microscopy and the advent of nanotechnology, it seems necessary to revisit the old subject of coherence properies of thermal sources of light. Concerning temporal coherence, we show that thermal sources may produce quasi-monochromatic near fields. In light of this result, the possibility of perfoming near-field solid-state spectroscopy and of designing near-field infrared sources is discussed. The problem of radiative transfer between two thermal sources held at subwavelength distance is studied. The radiative flux may be enhanced by several orders of magnitude due to the excitation of resonant surface waves, and this may occur at particular frequencies. Finally, we study the spatial coherence of thermal sources and the substantial influence of the near field. Surface waves may induce long-range spatial correlation, on a scale much larger than the wavelength. Conversely, quasi-static contributions, as well as skin-layer currents, induce arbitary small correlations. With the recent development of local (optical and thermal) probe microscopy and the advent of nanotechnology, it seems necessary to revisit the old subject of coherence of thermal fields.
Christoph Heins Lektüren
(2001)