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Certain geometrical properties of the hypersurfaces of two conformally and h-conformally related Finsler spaces have been discussed. The terminologies and notations are referred to Matsumoto [6].

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In 1980, H. Izumi [3] introduced the concept of an h-vector. For the Finsler space whose metric is transformed by an h-vector, B. N. Prasad [10] obtained the Cartan connection. On the other hand, M. Matsumoto [7] presented a systematic theory of Finslerian hypersurface. M. Kitayama [4] obtained certain results for the Finslerian hypersurface given by β-changes. The purpose of the present paper is to derive certain properties of a Finslerian hypersurface given by an h-vector. The terminologies and notations are referred to Matsumoto [8].

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Difference equation method has been suggested to evaluate the kinetic parameter of the degradation of polymers under isothermal condition. The method is simple and applicable to degradation process for any value ofn, the reaction order. By using one simple method all the kinetic parameters cannot be obtained in other methods only by difference equation.

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The kinetic parameters for the thermal degradation of high impact polystyrene (HIPS) in presence of some metal oxides exhibit reaction rate compensation effect. In thermal degradation of HIPS in presence of transition metal oxides different active centers act simultaneously as reaction sites and macroradicals are formed through random chain scission, disproportion or cyclization. Some oxides retard the polymer degradation through crosslinking and cyclization by the interaction of macroradicals with the double bond in butadiene.

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The precipitation of a supersaturated 6061 Al alloy reinforced with 10% SiCpwas monitored by using a DSC technique. DSC thermal curves were used to predict peak-aging temperatures and durations. The activation energies for precipitation of the β″ phase were found to increase with elevation of the solution temperature from 510 to 600°C, and hence the peak-aging temperature and duration also increased. Microstructural examination revealed an increase in grain size when a high solution temperature was applied. To compare predicted peak-aging temperatures and durations, hardness measurements were carried out after artificial aging. The studies revealed that peak-aging hardening was obtained when the aging temperatures and durations corresponded to about 95% to 97% precipitation of β″ phase from conversion plots.

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This study analyses the research output of Nepal in S&T during 2001–10 on several parameters including its growth and country publications share in the world's research output, country publications share in various subjects in the national and global context, pattern of research communication in core domestic and international journals, geographical distribution of publications, share of international collaborative publications at the national level as well as across subjects and characteristics of high productivity institutions, authors and cited papers. The Scopus Citation Database has been used to retrieve the publication data for 10 years.

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