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    <title>剛飛翔体の中速度衝突を受けるコンクリート板の損傷に関する基礎的考察</title>
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    <description>タイトル: 剛飛翔体の中速度衝突を受けるコンクリート板の損傷に関する基礎的考察
著者名: 別府, 万寿博; 上野, 裕稔
抄録: This study is intended to investigate failure mechanism of plain concrete plates subjected to medium velocity&#xD;
impact. In a series of tests, a spherical nose projectile of a mass of 8.3kg and a concrete plate of 18cm in&#xD;
thickness were used. In order to examine the impact behavior, impact load, reaction force and strain time&#xD;
history were measured. Test data revealed that the failure of the concrete plate under medium velocity&#xD;
impact loading was generated after the reaction force emerged unlike high velocity impact condition. In&#xD;
order to estimate the failure state of a concrete plate subjected to medium velocity impact, the theoretical&#xD;
model proposed by Miwa et al. was applied and validated through comparison between theoretical&#xD;
and experimental results.</description>
    <dc:date>2015-02-28T15:00:00Z</dc:date>
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    <title>定常加速度系での量子論における局在性</title>
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    <description>タイトル: 定常加速度系での量子論における局在性
著者名: 尾高, 一彦; 松本, 隆志
抄録: We construct states localized at a point on stationary coordinate systems in the &#xD;
at space-&#xD;
time. In a inertial system two kinds of localized states have been proposed by Newton-Wigner&#xD;
and Philips, respectively. These states are interpreted from the point of view of the quantum&#xD;
 eld theory based on the particle picture and extended to stationary coordinate systems. In&#xD;
the Rindler coordinates and the Born coordinates, especially, localization of the Newton-Wigner&#xD;
states is checked by explicit calculation.</description>
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