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Towards Nonlinear Circuit Chaos

Jun Patel Corresponding
Atomic Energy Centre, Dhaka
31 Mar 2000
pp. 198-217
https://doi.org/10.55555/oajea.2000.2401.011

Abstract

A growing body of evidence links nonlinear circuit chaos to a marked reduction in the service life of groundwater aquifers. An iterative algorithm founded on dimensional analysis is developed to handle the coupled equations. A reduction of nearly 52% in material consumption was achieved without any loss of safety. The evidence assembled here supports a more systematic treatment of the problem in practice.
Keywords: nonlinear circuit chaosdimensional analysisprestressed concretecomputational fluid dynamics

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