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Controlled-Release Delivery Systems for Pesticides
English | 1999 | ISBN: 9781315140353 | 342 pages | True PDF | 9.59 MB
Highlighting means of reducing toxicity, increasing efficacy, lessening environmental impact, and facilitating product development, this work covers up-to-date advances in pesticide delivery technologies. It evaluates pesticide formulations and their use in mixtures that reduce physical incompatibilities in spray tanks and biological anatagonism in the field.

Controlled Diffusion Processes by Nicolai V. Krylov
English | PDF | 1980 | 314 Pages | ISBN : 3540709134 | 13.6 MB
Stochastic control theory is a relatively young branch of mathematics. The beginning of its intensive development falls in the late 1950s and early 1960s. ~urin~ that period an extensive literature appeared on optimal stochastic control using the quadratic performance criterion (see references in Wonham [76]). At the same time, Girsanov [25] and Howard [26] made the first steps in constructing a general theory, based on Bellman's technique of dynamic programming, developed by him somewhat earlier [4]. Two types of engineering problems engendered two different parts of stochastic control theory. Problems of the first type are associated with multistep decision making in discrete time, and are treated in the theory of discrete stochastic dynamic programming.

Markov Processes and Controlled Markov Chains by Zhenting Hou, Jerzy A. Filar, Anyue Chen
English | PDF | 2002 | 501 Pages | ISBN : 1402008031 | 35.5 MB
The general theory of stochastic processes and the more specialized theory of Markov processes evolved enormously in the second half of the last century. In parallel, the theory of controlled Markov chains (or Markov decision processes) was being pioneered by control engineers and operations researchers. Researchers in Markov processes and controlled Markov chains have been, for a long time, aware of the synergies between these two subject areas.

English | 2022 | ISBN: 9815051644 | 266 pages | True PDF EPUB | 24.78 MB
This book provides a comprehensive overview of the localized drug delivery system landscape. The 10 chapters provide a detailed introduction in polymers, nanostructures and nanocomposites for developing localized controlled drug delivery systems (LCDDSs) in the form of stimuli-responsive delivery systems, targeted drug delivery systems or the combination of both. A discussion on manufacturing techniques, optimization, challenges and adaptation of LCDDSs for the treatment of a wide range of diseases is also included.
This simple and informative resource conveys an understanding about designing novel drug delivery systems to students in advanced pharmacology, biotechnology, materials science and biochemistry study programs. Readers will be equipped with the knowledge of regulating drug release rates to get a desired pharmacological profile, that helps a researcher to ensure a high therapeutic effectiveness.

Encapsulation and Controlled Release Technologies in Food Systems By
2007 | 242 Pages | ISBN: 0813828554 | PDF | 5 MB
In Encapsulation and Controlled Release Technologies in Food Systems, editor Lakkis has gathered a highly respected collection of expert contributors from industry and academia to highlight recent innovations in encapsulation and controlled release technologies in food systems. Unlike most recent publications which dealt exclusively with theoretical aspects of these technologies, this volume focuses mainly on devising effective and innovative applications in food systems in which these delivery vehicles operate. In addition, the book provides some emphasis on new opportunities that may arise from the development of new materials for the design and fabrication of delivery vehicles and carriers.Encapsulation and Controlled Release Technologies gives the reader a solid grasp of basic concepts of encapsulation technologies and their novel applications in food systems. Dr. Lakkis also presents novel possibilities of encapsulation and controlled release along with a discussion on future perspectives and economical implications of these technologies.Content: Chapter 1 Introduction (pages 1-11): Jamileh M. LakkisChapter 2 Improved Solubilization and Bioavailability of Nutraceuticals in Nanosized Self?Assembled Liquid Vehicles (pages 13-40): Nissim Garti, Eli Pinthus, Abraham Aserin and Aviram SpernathChapter 3 Emulsions as Delivery Systems in Foods (pages 41-81): Ingrid A.M. Appelqvist, Matt Golding, Rob Vreeker and Nicolaas Jan ZuidamChapter 4 Applications of Probiotic Encapsulation in Dairy Products (pages 83-112): Ming?Ju Chen and Kun?Nan ChenChapter 5 Encapsulation and Controlled Release in Bakery Applications (pages 113-133): Jamileh M. LakkisChapter 6 Encapsulation Technologies for Preserving and Controlling the Release of Enzymes and Phytochemicals (pages 135-147): Xiaoyong Wang, Yan Jiang and Qingrong HuangChapter 7 Microencapsulation of Flavors by Complex Coacervation (pages 149-170): Curt ThiesChapter 8 Confectionery Products as Delivery Systems for Flavors, Health, and Oral?Care Actives (pages 171-200): Jamileh M. LakkisChapter 9 Innovative Applications of Microencapsulation in Food Packaging (pages 201-211): Murat Ozdemir and Tugba CevikChapter 10 Marketing Perspective of Encapsulation Technologies in Food Applications (pages 213-233): Kathy Brownlie

Munmaya Mishra, "Handbook of Encapsulation and Controlled Release"
English | 2015 | pages: 1516 | ISBN: 1482232324 | PDF | 158,3 mb
The field of encapsulation, especially microencapsulation, is a rapidly growing area of research and product development. The Handbook of Encapsulation and Controlled Release covers the entire field, presenting the fundamental processes involved and exploring how to use those processes for different applications in industry. Written at a level comprehensible to non-experts, it is a rich source of technical information and current practices in research and industry.

Howard Davies, "Can Financial Markets be Controlled?"
English | 2015 | ISBN: 0745688314, 0745688306 | 136 pages | EPUB | 0.13 MB
The Global Financial Crisis overturned decades of received wisdom on how financial markets work, and how best to keep them in check. Since then a wave of reform and re-regulation has crashed over banks and markets. Financial firms are regulated as never before.

Progress in Controlled Radical Polymerization: Mechanisms and Techniques By Krzysztof Matyjaszewski, Brent S. Sumerlin, and Nicolay V. Tsarevsky (Eds.)
2012 | 340 Pages | ISBN: 0841226997 | PDF | 23 MB
Content: PREFACE ; 1. CONTROLLED RADICAL POLYMERIZATION: STATE-OF-THE-ART IN 2011 ; KRZYSZTOF MATYJASZEWSKI ; 2. THE MECHANISM OF STEREOREGULATION IN FREE-RADICAL POLYMERIZATION OF BULKY METHACRYLATES ; ISA DEGIRMENCI, BENJAMIN B. NOBLE, CHING YEH LIN, AND MICHELLE L. COOTE ; 3. OBSERVATIONS OF INITIAL STEPS OF RADICAL POLYMERIZATIONS BY TIME-RESOLVED AND STEADY-STATE ELECTRON SPIN RESONANCE SPECTROSCOPY WITH THE AID OF ATRP ; ATSUSHI KAJIWARA ; 4. TERMINAL MONOMER UNITS IN DORMANT AND ACTIVE COPOLYMER CHAINS ; LEBOHANG HLALELE AND BERT KLUMPERMAN ; 5. POSSIBILITIES FOR PHOTOINDUCED CONTROLLED RADICAL POLYMERIZATIONS ; MEHMET ATILLA TASDELEN, MUSTAFA CIFTCI, MUSTAFA UYGUN, AND YUSUF YAGCI ; 6. HIGHLY EFFICIENT ORGANIC AND MACROMOLECULAR SYNTHESIS USING SEQUENTIAL COPPER CATALYZED AZIDE-ALKYNE [3+2] CYCLOADDITION AND ATRA/ATRP ; CAROLYNNE L. RICARDO AND TOMISLAV PINTAUER ; 7. SELECTING THE OPTIMAL REACTION CONDITIONS FOR COPPER-MEDIATED ATOM TRANSFER RADICAL POLYMERIZATION AT LOW CATALYST CONCENTRATION ; SHANNON R. WOODRUFF, BRAD J. DAVIS, AND NICOLAY V. TSAREVSKY ; 8. HOMOBIMETALLIC ETHYLENE? AND VINYLIDENE?RUTHENIUM COMPLEXES FOR ATRP ; YANNICK BORGUET, LIONEL DELAUDE, AND ALBERT DEMONCEAU ; 9. METAL-CATALYZED STEP-GROWTH RADICAL POLYMERIZATION OF AA AND BB MONOMERS FOR MONOMER SEQUENCE REGULATION ; KOTARO SATOH, TOMOHIRO ABE, AND MASAMI KAMIGAITO ; 10. TUNING POLYMER PROPERTIES THROUGH COMPETITIVE PROCESSES ; DOMINIK KONKOLEWICZ, DAGMAR R. D>'HOOGE, STANISLAW SOSNOWSKI, RYSZARD SZYMANSKI, MARIE-FRANCOISE REYNIERS, GUY B. MARIN, AND KRZYSZTOF MATYJASZEWSKI ; 11. ATRPASES: USING NATURE>'S CATALYSTS IN ATOM TRANSFER RADICAL POLYMERIZATIONS ; GERGELY KALI, TILANA B. SILVA, SEVERIN J. SIGG, FARZAD SEIDI, KASPER RENGGLI, AND NICO BRUNS ; 12. ARGET ATRP OF BMA AND BA: EXPLORING LIMITATIONS AT LOW COPPER LEVELS ; KEVIN A. PAYNE, MICHAEL F. CUNNINGHAM, AND ROBIN A. HUTCHINSON ; 13. ADAPTING ATOM TRANSFER RADICAL POLYMERIZATION TO INDUSTRIAL SCALE PRODUCTION: THE ULTIMATE ATRPSM TECHNOLOGY ; WOJCIECH JAKUBOWSKI ; 14. RADICAL COUPLING OF POLYMERS FORMED BY COBALT-MEDIATED RADICAL POLYMERIZATION ; ANTOINE DEBUIGNE, MARIE HURTGEN, CHRISTINE JEROME, AND CHRISTOPHE DETREMBLEUR ; 15. INVESTIGATION OF BIS(ACETYLACETONATO)IRON(II) AS A MODERATOR FOR THE RADICAL POLYMERIZATION OF VINYL ACETATE ; ZHIGANG XUE AND RINALDO POLI ; 16. SOME RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN RAFT POLYMERIZATION ; GRAEME MOAD, ERIKA BICCIOCCHI, MING CHEN, JOHN CHIEFARI, CARLOS GUERRERO-SANCHEZ, MATTHIAS HAEUSSLER, SHADI HOUSHYAR, DANIEL KEDDIE, EZIO RIZZARDO, SAN H. THANG, AND JOHN TSANAKTSIDIS ; 17. AQUEOUS RAFT/MADIX POLYMERIZATION: SAME MONOMERS, NEW POLYMERS? ; MATHIAS DESTARAC, ISSAM BLIDI, OLIVIER COUTELIER, AYMERIC GUINAUDEAU, STEPHANE MAZIERES, ERIC VAN GRAMBEREN, AND JAMES WILSON ; 18. REVERSIBLE ADDITION-FRAGMENTATION CHAIN TRANSFER POLYMERIZATION UNDER MICROWAVE HEATING CONDITIONS ; WILLIAM L. A. BROOKS AND BRENT S. SUMERLIN ; 19. KINETIC SIMULATIONS OF RAFT-MEDIATED MICROEMULSION POLYMERIZATIONS OF STYRENE ; ZHONGFAN JIA AND MICHAEL J. MONTEIRO ; 20. REVERSIBLE COMPLEXATION MEDIATED POLYMERIZATION (RCMP) OF METHYL METHACRYLATE ; ATSUSHI GOTO, YOSHINOBU TSUJII, AND HIRONORI KAJI ; 21. REVERSE IODINE TRANSFER POLYMERIZATION (RITP): FROM KINETICS AND MECHANISMS TO MACROMOLECULAR ENGINEERING ; PATRICK LACROIX-DESMAZES, ALEJANDRO-MAGNO VILLA-HERNANDEZ, AND DAVID RAYEROUX ; EDITORS' BIOGRAPHIES ; INDEXES

New Delivery Systems for Controlled Drug Release from Naturally Occurring Materials By Nicholas Parris, LinShu Liu, Cunxian Song, and V. Prasad Shastri (Eds.)
2008 | 315 Pages | ISBN: 084127424X | PDF | 36 MB
Content: Efficacy assessment of hyaluronan vehicles for sustained release of pDNA / Weiliam Chen ... [et al.] -- A new soy-based hydrogel: development, viscoelasic properties and application for controlled drug release / Zengshe Liu and Sevin Z. Erhan -- Application of lipases to develop novel acyltransferase substrates / Thomas McKeon ... [et al.] -- Controlled release of indomethacin from spran-dried chitosan microspheres containing microemulsion / Jun Bae Lee ... [et al.] -- Synbiotic matrices derived from plant oligosaccharides and polysaccharides / Arland T. Hotchkiss ... [et al.] -- Significant role of naturally occurring materials in drug delivery technology for tissue regeneration therapy / Yasuhiko Tabata -- PH and temperature sensitive block copolymer hydrogels based on poly(ethylene glycol) and sulfamethazine / Doo Sung Lee, Woo Sun Shim, and Dai Phu Huynh -- Engineering of solid lipid nanoparticles / Jie Huang Peng ... [et al.] -- Antibody modified collagen matrix for site-specific gene delivery / Xu Jin ... [et al.] -- A review: controlled release systems for agricultural and food applications / LinShu Liu, Marshall F. Fishman, and Kevin B. Hicks -- State of the art mass spectrometric and chromatographic techniques for residue analysis / Katerina Mastovska.