On the likelihood that underwater metal ignition is a vapor phase phenomenon

Epstein, Michael; Fauske, H.K.

doi:10.1016/0029-5493(94)00887-5

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Analytical and experimental investigation of the dispersion process during rapid transients for the aluminum-based nuclear fuel plates

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Taleyarkhan²,

Kim³

et al. 1995

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“…From Eqs. (5)(6)(7) the strain rate can be seen to depend on the change in temperature. To determine the rate of change in temperature as a function of time, position, and energy deposition rate, thermal energy transfer under various regimes needs to be evaluated.…”

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Analytical and experimental investigation of the dispersion process during rapid transients for the aluminum-based nuclear fuel plates

Georgevich¹,

Taleyarkhan²,

Kim³

et al. 1995

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“…29 The Conservatives national campaign's focus on the issue was, to some extent, reflected in the higher incidence of mentions of the nuclear issue in the election addresses of Conservative candidates. 30 There had been considerable debate over Britain's international role in the period prior to the 1964 election campaign. 31 While, more specifically, by 1964 the 'great nuclear debate which had engaged Britain for almost a decade was slowly coming to an end'.…”

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Salience, Valence, Positions and Voting: International Affairs and British Electoral Politics in the 1960s

Clements

2019

The International History Review

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This article provides a detailed study of the British public and foreign policy issues in the context of electoral politics in the 1960s, a time when the country had to adjust to the shifting geopolitical realities and economic constraints affecting its international role. It analyses several key areas of electoral politics: the general and electoral salience of external and domestic issues; valence evaluations of the parties' competence on international affairs; and the bivariate and multivariate associations between foreign policy attitudes and voting behaviour in 1964 and 1966. Undertaking detailed analyses of data from quantitative sources relating to public opinion and electoral behaviour, it shows that positional and valence considerations relating to foreign and defence policy were associated with voting for or against Labour at these general elections, even though more generally foreign policy issues were of lower salience than domestic issues during this period of flux and uncertainty in Britain's international role. The findings contribute to psephological debates concerning the nature of the electoral landscape in the 1960s and the role of external issues at post-war elections. It also extends the scope of scholarly research on the foreign policies and related party politics of the 1964-70 Labour governments.

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