Physical - Globe Thesis

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1.	Physical Simulation And Relevant Studies Of The Alluvial System And Deltas
2.	A Study On Dynamic Response Of The Structure With Uncertain Physical Parameters
3.	Physical Connotation Of Average-Bond -Energy And Study Of Schottky Barrier And Heterojunction Band Offset
4.	Purification, Molecular Cloning And Investigation On The Activity Mechanism Of Curcin From The Seeds Of Jatropha Curcas
5.	Phenomenon Analysis And Modeling Study On The Key Physical Processes Impacts On The Plankton In The Yellow Sea & Bohai Sea
6.	Application Of Sedimentary Simulation Techniques In Oil And Gas Field Exploration
7.	Coupling Problems Of Multiple Physical And Mechanical Fields In Sense And Actuating Devices/structures
8.	Study Of Physical Properties In Highly-polarized Granular Systems
9.	The Study Of The Physical Properties Of Ferroelectric Multilayer Structure
10.	Physical Modeling Study Of Wave Propagation In Orthorhombic Anisotropic Medium
11.	Hybrid Methods Based On EB-FEM And Their Applications To The EM Problems Of Electrically Large Complex Cavities
12.	Features Of Vorticity Propagation In The Typhoon Region And The Numerical Study On The Landing Track Of Winnie
13.	Physical Map Of Streptomyces Hygroscopicus 10-22 And The Localization And Cloning Trails For Genes Involved In Antibiotic 5101-Ⅳ Production
14.	Research On Seismic Monitoring Of Heavy-Oil Thermal Recovery In Shengli Oil-Field
15.	The Characteristics Of High-resolution Sequence Stratigraphy And The Studying Of Reservoirs Of Upper Triassic Yanchang Formation In Ansai Oilfield
16.	Structural And Physical Properties Of Quasicrystals
17.	Numerical Simulation Of D.C. Arc Plasma Torch And The Physical Study Of Electron Beam Ion Trap
18.	Formation Mechanism And Control Measures Of The Pebbly Clay Landslide
19.	Studying The Dispersion From Heterogeneous Underground Materials In Ground Penetration Radar
20.	An Investigation On Physical Properties Of 1,3,4-Oxadiazole Derivatives At Ambient And High Pressure
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