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Thermo-Mechanical Loading And Multi-Axial Response Of Aluminum And Titanium Structural Alloys Using Neutrons And X-Rays, Stephen Buete Puplampu
Thermo-Mechanical Loading And Multi-Axial Response Of Aluminum And Titanium Structural Alloys Using Neutrons And X-Rays, Stephen Buete Puplampu
Doctoral Dissertations
Structural alloys find use in a wide variety of areas; depending on the area of application these alloys can be subjected to considerably harsh environments. In this study the mechanical behavior of structural alloys of interest and the effect of fire damage on material properties was investigated. Face centered cubic aluminum alloys AA6061 and AA5083, and hexagonal closed packed titanium alloy Ti-6Al-4V find applications in marine environments and in the aerospace industry. These alloys perform in circumstance where fire outbreaks commonly occur. Understanding of residual mechanical properties of structural materials and characterization of changes induced by fire damage are needed …
Improving Mpi Threading Support For Current Hardware Architectures, Thananon Patinyasakdikul
Improving Mpi Threading Support For Current Hardware Architectures, Thananon Patinyasakdikul
Doctoral Dissertations
Threading support for Message Passing Interface (MPI) has been defined in the MPI standard for more than twenty years. While many standard-compliance MPI implementations fully support multithreading, the threading support in MPI still cannot provide the optimal performance on the same level as the non-threading environment. The performance disparity leads to low adoption rate from applications, and eventually, lesser interest in optimizing MPI threading support. However, with the current advancement in computation hardware, the number of CPU core per packet is growing drastically. Using shared-memory MPI communication has become more costly. MPI threading without local communication is one of the …
Microbial Degradation And Ecological Impacts Of Biodegradable Plastic Mulch Films In Agricultural Soils, Sreejata Bandopadhyay
Microbial Degradation And Ecological Impacts Of Biodegradable Plastic Mulch Films In Agricultural Soils, Sreejata Bandopadhyay
Doctoral Dissertations
Agricultural plastic film mulching causes improved crop yields by reducing weeds, moderating soil temperature and conserving soil moisture. However, increased popularity of polyethylene (PE) mulch films have caused widespread pollution because they are non-biodegradable and have limited recycling options. Biodegradable plastic mulch films (BDMs) are emerging as a sustainable alternative to PE films. BDMs are meant to be tilled into the soil where they are expected to biodegrade. However, limited research regarding the impacts of repeated incorporation of BDMs on soil microbial communities, and inadequate information on BDM-degrading microbes and factors that control biodegradation of BDMs has restricted their adoption. …
An Examination Of Methods To Determine The Flammability Characteristics Of Electrical Cables Exposed To Extended Periods Of Radiation In Nuclear Facilities, Justin Thomas Beeler
An Examination Of Methods To Determine The Flammability Characteristics Of Electrical Cables Exposed To Extended Periods Of Radiation In Nuclear Facilities, Justin Thomas Beeler
Doctoral Dissertations
It is well known that prolonged low-level radiation compromises the flame spread ratings of insulated electrical cables, particularly those used in nuclear power plants, fuel production, and research facilities. This dissertation addresses the effects that thermal aging and irradiation have on the flammability characteristics of cable jackets (insulation around the conductor). It also seeks to develop a passive method to predict flame spread ratings for these aging cables. Changes in the inductive and capacitive reactance can alter the resonant frequency of the cable. These changes in reactance can be quantified as the cable is irradiated or thermally aged. Various testing …
Understanding Cathode Electrolyte Interfaces Of Nickel-Rich Linixmnycozo2 Electrodes, Nathan Phillip
Understanding Cathode Electrolyte Interfaces Of Nickel-Rich Linixmnycozo2 Electrodes, Nathan Phillip
Doctoral Dissertations
The rapid growth of the energy storage market has fueled demand for battery materials with higher energy densities, longer cycle lives, and better safety features. This necessitates pushing the limits of known structures such as Ni-rich LiNixMnyCozO2 (x + y + z = 1) cathodes which offer high energy densities (>200 mAh/g) at high cutoff voltages (≥ 4.5 V vs. Li/Li+). Pushing into this high voltage regime introduces challenges of structural rearrangement, electrolyte decomposition, and the formation of an unstable cathode/electrolyte interphase layer (CEI) comprised of decomposition products. The CEI is poorly understood at high voltages but considered critical …
Nonlinear Vibration Control Of The Flexible Drive-Shaft System With Nonconstant Velocity Coupling Via Torsional Input, Wei Yao
Doctoral Dissertations
Driveline system involves a complex interconnected multi-link system with a rigorous actuation scheme. A full understanding and description of such a mechanism are crucial to the design and control of assistive driveline system to decrease the vibration and enhance the stability. Sommerfeld effective is the jump phenomena that are observed in the rotor system driving through the critical speed when there is not enough power to overdrive driveshaft under such situations. Then a proper controller is required to control the power source to provide enough large input to the system to spinup over the critical speed. The purpose of this …
The Political Representation Of Latinos In The U.S. House Of Representatives, Giovanny Daniel Pleites-Hernandez
The Political Representation Of Latinos In The U.S. House Of Representatives, Giovanny Daniel Pleites-Hernandez
Doctoral Dissertations
The Latino population has experienced significant growth in the last few decades, and as a result of that growth, the Latino population is now the largest minority group in the U.S. Despite this, our understanding of the attitudes, behavior, and representation of this group still lags relative to others in American society. As a result of that growth, the Latino population is now the largest minority group in the U.S. Amongst other things, which is why there is a need to explore how this group is represented in government. Prior work – be it due to data limitations, the low …
Embodying Mycenaean Cultural Identity In Late Bronze Age Central Greece: A Bioarchaeological Analysis, Kaitlyn Elizabeth Stiles
Embodying Mycenaean Cultural Identity In Late Bronze Age Central Greece: A Bioarchaeological Analysis, Kaitlyn Elizabeth Stiles
Doctoral Dissertations
This research is a bioarchaeological examination of the biocultural manifestation of Mycenaean cultural identity in the Late Bronze Age (ca. 1600-1100 BCE) rock cut chamber tomb cemetery of Golemi Agios Georgios (“Golemi”) in central Greece. Biological correlates for Mycenaean cultural identity were identified from current archaeological narratives of Mycenean cultural identity. A biological profile including the minimum number of individuals, age, sex, cranial and dental non-metric traits, non-specific indicators of disease, activity markers, and evidence for cranial trauma was developed for each tomb. The results of these analyses were used to explore the extent to which the mortuary community of …
Direct Numerical Simulations Of Flame Propagation In Stratified Mixtures At Auto-Ignitive Conditions Using Accelerated Computing, Swapnil Desai
Direct Numerical Simulations Of Flame Propagation In Stratified Mixtures At Auto-Ignitive Conditions Using Accelerated Computing, Swapnil Desai
Doctoral Dissertations
Direct numerical simulation (DNS) of auto-ignition under turbulent conditions has played a very important role in improving the fundamental understanding and advancement of combustion technologies for practical applications. However, very little is known of the nature of combustion in a reactive fuel/air mixture that is conducive to both spontaneous ignition and premixed deflagration. As such, characterizing the precise nature of combustion and the relevant propagation speed remains a challenge. This study attempts to address these questions by performing fully resolved numerical simulations of preheated fuel/air mixtures at elevated pressures using a newly developed DNS code called KAUST Adaptive Reactive Flows …
Potential For Oil Hydrocarbon Biodegradation By Microbial Communities In Marine Environments, John Miller
Potential For Oil Hydrocarbon Biodegradation By Microbial Communities In Marine Environments, John Miller
Doctoral Dissertations
In 2010 the Deepwater Horizon spill released 4.9 million barrels into the Gulf of Mexico before being contained in September of that year.The native microbial community degraded petroleum in the water column, and a variety of hydrocarbon-degrading microorganisms were present in the deep-sea plume.In the years following the DWH spill (2011-present), there have been 1,917 reported spill or contamination events resulting in more than 2,989,675 barrels of petroleum released into the environment.Traditional methods for cleaning up petroleum spills are expensive in efficient; bioremediation (i.e., biodegradation by microorganisms) of petroleum can be effective while having minimal additional adverse affects on the …
Deciphering The Underlying Physical Processes Responsible For Synergistic Interactions Between Hydrogen And Noble Gases In Materials Under Fusion Relevant Conditions, Zachary Bergstrom Bergstrom
Deciphering The Underlying Physical Processes Responsible For Synergistic Interactions Between Hydrogen And Noble Gases In Materials Under Fusion Relevant Conditions, Zachary Bergstrom Bergstrom
Doctoral Dissertations
The objective of this research is to understand the underlying physical processes responsible for the synergistic interactions between hydrogen and noble gases in materials under fusion relevant conditions. The formation of He bubbles within plasma-facing components is a common phenomena that is expected to occur in the structural materials and first-wall, as well as the divertor, and is has been shown to strongly modify the retention properties for hydrogen of these materials. Molecular dynamics simulations were performed to assess the behavior of H around high pressure helium bubbles. The simulations revealed that hydrogen is strongly trapped to the periphery of …
Padua Radiological Search System, Benjamin Magocs
Padua Radiological Search System, Benjamin Magocs
Doctoral Dissertations
The primary intention of this project was to improve upon the current state-of-the-art radiological detection methods by integrating autonomous control methods, Bayesian statistics, Savitzky-Golay filtering, other search methods, and novel swarming techniques together to create a single push-button multi-agent radiation search algorithm (the Padua algorithm). The primary agents the algorithm was designed for onboard usage with were multirotor-type unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV’s) and, in certain portions of search, fixed wing UAV’s. The development of Padua for this project was performed entirely in simulation using the Python Dronekit SITL API. The final algorithm performed exceptionally well with the ability to narrow …
Evaluating The Effects And Social Validity Of Detect, Practice, And Repair For Three Students With Emotional And Behavioral Disorders, Jason Gordon
Doctoral Dissertations
Many students lack basic computational fluency skills that form the foundation for learning algebra in high school. This is particularly true for students with disabilities. Students with emotional and behavioral disorders (EBD) have experienced slower achievement growth rates throughout the pivotal middle grades when compared to other students with and without disabilities. Given the academic challenges for students with EBD, specifically in the area of mathematics, there is a need for researchers to identify and for practitioners to apply research-based best practice in academic intervention and remediation. The purpose of the current study is to examine the effects of a …
Students’ Of Color Experiences In A Service-Learning Program At A Community College: A Critical Study, Shanna Smith
Students’ Of Color Experiences In A Service-Learning Program At A Community College: A Critical Study, Shanna Smith
Doctoral Dissertations
While community colleges serve the majority of Students of Color in higher education, a large percentage of these students drop out of college and do not graduate or transfer to four-year institutions. This problem is well-documented and has been the focus of multiple initiatives (i.e., first-year experience courses, cohort learning, professional advisers, student success coordinators) within higher education (Bailey & Alfonso, 2005; Bailey, Jeong, & Cho, 2010; Hatch, Mardock-Uman, & Garcia, 2018; Hyman, 2018; Tinto, 1999; Topper, 2019). This transformative-emancipatory mixed-methods study was conducted at a large community college in the southeastern United States, and offered a critical examination of …
Characterization Of Diverse Mechanisms Of Salicin Degradation In Populus Microbiome Isolates, Sanjeev Dahal
Characterization Of Diverse Mechanisms Of Salicin Degradation In Populus Microbiome Isolates, Sanjeev Dahal
Doctoral Dissertations
Investigations of metabolic interactions between plant and microbes are vital to designing approaches to promote plant growth and health. Populus, a potential biofuel crop, interacts with its microbiome through numerous metabolites, but research on phenolic glycosides (PGs) is still lacking despite the fact that Populus allocates significant amount of carbon to PGs. Therefore, this study asked the following questions: what is the prevalence of microbiome isolates that utilize PGs as growth substrates? what is the diversity in the mechanisms of PG utilization? For this study, salicin was used as the model PG substrate. Four naturally occurring salicin degradation systems designated …
Interpreting Lunar Geochemistry Through Impact Events And Terrestrial Analogues, Sarah Roberts
Interpreting Lunar Geochemistry Through Impact Events And Terrestrial Analogues, Sarah Roberts
Doctoral Dissertations
Impact cratering is the prevalent form of weathering in the solar system. Impacts can also eject samples off of planetary surfaces which can eventually fall to Earth. Lunar meteorite NWA 10986 is a consequence of impacts occurring on the surface of the Moon. Multiple impact events are recorded by the impact melt glass found in NWA 10986, however this meteorite still provides powerful petrogenetic information that can help us determine the origin and evolution of the Moon. The impact melt glass in NWA 10986, and other glasses found on the Moon, record the conditions during their formation including oxygen fugacity …
The Evolution Of The Primate Shoulder: Assessing Constraint And Evolvability, Elizabeth Rose Agosto
The Evolution Of The Primate Shoulder: Assessing Constraint And Evolvability, Elizabeth Rose Agosto
Doctoral Dissertations
Observable differences among primate taxa closely align with different demands imposed by the wide range of environments they inhabit. This is reflected in the morphology of the primate shoulder girdle, which is the most variable among placental mammals. Previous research has demonstrated the morphology of the shoulder girdle reflects functional demands of the upper limb. Therefore, researchers hypothesize traits of the scapula are adaptations for specific functions related to locomotion, resource acquisition, or habitat; however, these hypotheses remain untested.In this dissertation, I use quantitative genetic approaches to assess the role of shared trait covariances on primate shoulder girdle morphology and …
Characterizing Heterogeneous Disorder In Complex Oxides, Eric O'Quinn
Characterizing Heterogeneous Disorder In Complex Oxides, Eric O'Quinn
Doctoral Dissertations
Structural disorder has a profound effect on a material’s physical properties and can be harnessed for diverse technological applications. For example, the transport properties and radiation response of complex oxides are strongly influenced by the ability of the structure to accommodate disorder while maintaining crystallinity. This research focuses on the structural details of disordered complex oxides which are more intricate that previously believed with the actual atomic arrangements exhibiting distinct ordering across different material length scales (heterogeneous disorder). Disordered spinel (AB2O4) and pyrochlore (A2B2O7) structures are characterized and the atomic arrangements are probed with advanced characterization techniques, such as spallation …
Identification Of The Molecular Features That Facilitate The Thermal Adaptation Of Aminoglycoside O-Nucleotidlytransferase 4' And A Novel Kinetic Mechanism For Nucleotidyl Transfer, Seda Kocaman
Doctoral Dissertations
The aminoglycoside nucleotidyltransferase 4' (ANT) is a homodimeric enzyme that detoxifies many aminoglycoside antibiotics by nucleotidylating them at the C4'-OH site. Two variants with increased thermostability (T130K, D80Y), which differed from the mesophilic wild type ANT (WT) only by a single residue, showed contrasting ligand binding thermodynamics properties. While T130K showed identical properties to WT, D80Y had stark differences. Our thermodynamics studies demonstrated that solvent reorganization becomes the major contributor to ligand binding as the temperature increases for WT and T130K, while changes in protein dynamics is the main contributor for D80Y. Our structural studies have shown that, in the …
Exploring Optimization Techniques For An Existing Microgrid And The Unit Commitment With Ac Optimal Power Flow Problem, Amelia Mcilvenna
Exploring Optimization Techniques For An Existing Microgrid And The Unit Commitment With Ac Optimal Power Flow Problem, Amelia Mcilvenna
Doctoral Dissertations
The first three chapters of this dissertation will investigate mixed-integer optimization techniques for an existing microgrid system which was constructed in Hoover, Alabama in 2018.Chapter 1 will introduce the details of the microgrid. As with any microgrid system, assets must be controlled and dispatched to provide sufficient power to cover any load. To facilitate optimal dispatch of the natural gas generator, lithium-ion battery, and photovoltaic power devices, a mixed-integer linear program was developed to optimize operation.While operation of the real world system was being handled, the optimization was not solving in sufficient time due to open-source software constraints and limited …
Computational Discovery Of New Efflux Pump Inhibitors That Target Acra Of The Escherichia Coli Acrab-Tolc Efflux Pump, Adam Green
Doctoral Dissertations
Antibiotics are compounds that kill or slow the growth of bacteria to treat numerous bacterial infections. No new class of antibiotic has been identified in the past thirty years despite the increased use of current antibiotics around the world. The increased use of current antibiotics has contributed to bacterial species becoming resistant to multiple antibiotics. Bacteria possess multiple resistance mechanisms such as inactivating enzymes, mutation of the antibiotic’s target, the permeability of the outer membrane, and the overexpression of efflux pumps. Efflux pumps bind antibiotics and eject them from the bacteria. In Escherichia coli (E. coli), the most studied efflux …
Exploring Novel Anti-Obesity Strategies: Nutritional And Pharmacological Interventions To Induce Browning And Brown Adipogenesis, Haley Beth Overby
Exploring Novel Anti-Obesity Strategies: Nutritional And Pharmacological Interventions To Induce Browning And Brown Adipogenesis, Haley Beth Overby
Doctoral Dissertations
Obesity is a global pandemic and its comorbidities are the top causes of preventable death in America. Brown and inducible beige fat can significantly contribute to energy expenditure, possibly leading to weight loss, and is considered a novel approach to combat obesity. Browning of white adipocytes can be achieved using cold exposure, β [beta]-adrenergic receptor (β-AR) and peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor gamma (PPAR [gamma]) agonists, and some nutritional and pharmaceutical agents. Trans-resveratrol (Res) and indomethacin (Indo) have shown promising abilities to promote browning. Res has been shown to induce browning in vitro and in vivo; however, its rapid metabolism and poor …
Influence Of Phase Transformations On The Residual Stress Evolution And Cracking Tendency In Cm247lc Nickel-Base Superalloy, Avinash Prabhu
Influence Of Phase Transformations On The Residual Stress Evolution And Cracking Tendency In Cm247lc Nickel-Base Superalloy, Avinash Prabhu
Doctoral Dissertations
Precipitation strengthened nickel base superalloys are widely used in the hot sections of turbine engines, where these alloys experience physical degradation in service. Cladding or welding processes offer a way to repair and reuse the components. However, this needs to overcome challenges posed by the propensity of the alloys to experience cracking in the heat affected zone.In this work, the influence of phase transformations on the cracking tendency in the heat affected zone of the directionally solidified (DS) and conventionally cast (CC) superalloy CM247LC is examined. Firstly, the influence of the phase transformations on the residual stress evolution is studied …
Development Of Ultrasensitive Analytical Techniques To Detect Trace Elements, Elisa Romero Romero
Development Of Ultrasensitive Analytical Techniques To Detect Trace Elements, Elisa Romero Romero
Doctoral Dissertations
In this thesis, two methods for ultra-trace analysis were investigated: the negative-ion based Accelerator Mass Spectrometry (AMS) and positive-ion based Resonant Ionization Mass Spectrometry (RIMS). The detection, monitoring and quantification of ultra-low levels of actinides is of considerable importance and represents a challenge in many fields of modern science: neutrino physics, dark matter searches, nuclear astrophysics, environmental science, etc. These fields demand more sensitive and more efficient techniques and are pushing the limits of conventional techniques for ultra-trace analysis. Employing the 14 MV tandem accelerator of the Australian National University, we demonstrated an AMS method capable of detecting ultra-low traces …
Elucidating The Mechanism Of Er-Family Receptors In Regulation Of Stomatal Development And Shoot Apical Meristem, Liang Zhang
Elucidating The Mechanism Of Er-Family Receptors In Regulation Of Stomatal Development And Shoot Apical Meristem, Liang Zhang
Doctoral Dissertations
ERECTA-family receptors that contain ERECTA (ER), ERECTA LIKE 1 (ERL1), and ERECTA LIKE 2 (ERL2) are important for diverse developmental processes of Arabidopsis, such as organ elongation, stomatal formation, reproductive development, shoot apical meristem (SAM) maintenance and leaf morphology. The activity of ER-family receptors is regulated by small secretory peptides that belong to the EPIDERMAL PATTERNING FACTOR/ LIKE (EPF/ EPFL) family. There are 11 EPF/ EPFL peptides in Arabidopsis. Over the past years, we have gained a better understanding of how ER-family receptors regulate Arabidopsis development, and which EPF/ EPFL ligands are responsible for triggering ERf signal in which developmental …
The Emc Effect In A=3 Nuclei, Jason Bane
The Emc Effect In A=3 Nuclei, Jason Bane
Doctoral Dissertations
The European Muon Collaboration(EMC) discovered an unexpected and puzzling result in 1983 when comparing the deep inelastic scattering(DIS) nuclear structure functions of Deuterium and Iron. The larger than expected structure function for Deuterium compared to the large nuclei of Iron was coined the EMC effect and has been studied for nearly four decades. Experiments at CERN, Stanford (SLAC), Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility(JLab), and other labs have studied the EMC effect for a range of different nuclei, attempting to complete a part of the EMC puzzle. I will discuss recent results from JLab exploring the EMC effect by using an …
Growing Up The Military Way (1981-1992): An Autoethnography, Jennifer Thacker
Growing Up The Military Way (1981-1992): An Autoethnography, Jennifer Thacker
Doctoral Dissertations
The purpose of this autoethnographic dissertation is to examine the experiences of one child growing up in a military family. The research depicts the experience of power and gender as communicated through my own narrative as the daughter of a United States Marine. My father served in the United States Marine Corps for 27 years, although my experiences depicted in this study are specific to his years of active duty service during my childhood (1981-1992). I maintained a reflexive journal through the data collection process to ensure optimal personal data collection. Examples of the personal data collected includes family photographs, …
Experimental And Theoretical Design And Study Of Advanced Precipitation-Strengthened High-Entropy Alloys, Rui Feng
Doctoral Dissertations
Recently, exceptional properties that are continuously found in an intriguing new class of metallic structural materials, high-entropy alloys (HEAs), demonstrate their great potential for engineering applications particularly in extreme environments where conventional alloys reach their limits. The attractive properties in HEAs are mainly attributed to HEAs exhibited special effects, such as, vast compositional space, heterogeneous local atomic environments, tunable stacking-fault energy (SFE), ductile multicomponent intermetallic precipitates, and integrated various engineering concerns. Therefore, the concept of HEAs opens up new avenues to develop advanced high-performance alloys for overcoming some drawbacks appeared in traditional alloys. In this work, two main tasks are …
Characterization Of Deformation During Syn-Convergent Extension: Insights From The Brittle-Ductile-Transition In The Cordillera Blanca, Peru, Cameron Hughes
Characterization Of Deformation During Syn-Convergent Extension: Insights From The Brittle-Ductile-Transition In The Cordillera Blanca, Peru, Cameron Hughes
Doctoral Dissertations
The Andes Mountains are a culmination of smaller mountain ranges that form the longest mountain chain in the world, accommodating convergence and the subduction of the Nazca Plate under the South American Plate since the Late Jurassic. Subduction along the Andean margin varies from normal-dipping to flat-slab subduction, with flat-slab segments commonly characterized by crustal thicknesses upwards of ~70 km. The Peruvian segment is of particular interest, as magmatic arcs in this region show an eastward younging trend and active extension along the western margin of the youngest plutonic feature, the Cordillera Blanca batholith. Extension along this margin is limited …
Secure Embedded Computer Design Using Emerging Technologies, Md Badruddoja Majumder
Secure Embedded Computer Design Using Emerging Technologies, Md Badruddoja Majumder
Doctoral Dissertations
Security is one of the major design criteria for modern computing system. Computing systems are becoming more compact and connected day by day. Due to the large scale connectivity, various security threats are causing failure to confidentiality, integrity, availability and many other basic security criteria. On the other hand, the compact devices used in the embedded computing systems can hardly afford resource hungry security techniques. As improvements in conventional technologies has almost come to a saturation, many emerging technologies are drawing researcher's attention in this regard. This work proposes design techniques using emerging technologies in order to find more comprehensive …