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Appendices 2009-2010 (Pdf) ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ Appendix I publications during 2009-2010 PAPERS IN JOURNALS 1 The universe in a soap film Katti, Rohit*; Samuel, Joseph; Sinha, Supurna Classical and Quantum Gravity 2626, 135018, 2009 2 Comment on “Writhe formulas and antipodal points in plectonemic DNA configurations” Samuel, Joseph; Sinha, Supurna; Ghosh, Abhijit* Physical Review E , 063901, 2009 3 Dark energy from quantum wave function collapse of dark matter Majumdar AS*; Home D*; Sinha, Supurna Physics Letters B 679, 167, 2009 4 Stable homology as an indicator of manifoldlikeness in causal set theory Major, Seth*; Rideout, David*; Surya, Sumati Classical and Quantum Gravity 2626, 175008, 2009 5 Quantum covers in quantum measure theory Surya, Sumati; Wallden, Petros Foundations of Physics DOI: 10.1007/s1007/s10701-010-9419-1 ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ http://www.springerlink.com/content/h6115m6667p1u238/ ?p=68fb76def1d54df5a57ac7739c5d3a45&pi=0 6 Spacelike distance from discrete causal order Rideout, David*; Wallden, Petros Classical and Quantum Gravity 2626, 155013, 2009 7 Dynamics and predictions in the co-event interpretation Ghazi-Tabatabai Y*; Wallden, Petros Journal of Physics A 42, 235303, 2009 8 On the resolution of the big bang singularity in isotropic Loop Quantum Cosmology Varadarajan, Madhavan Class.Quant.Grav.2626:085006, 2009 9 Buckling, stiffening, and negative dissipation in the dynamics of a biopolymer in an active medium Kikuchi, Norio*; Ehrlicher, Allen*; Koch, Daniel*; Kas, Josef A*; Ramaswamy, Sriram*; Rao, Madan Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 106106, 19776, 2009 10 Reply to “Comment on `Elastic constants from microscopic strain fluctuations” Sengupta S*; Nielaba, Peter*; Rao, Madan; Binder K* Physical Review E 8181, 013102, 2010 11 Topological phase in two flavour neutrino oscillations Mehta, Poonam Physical Review D 7979, 096013, 2009 12 An efficient numerical method for computing gravitational waves induced by a particle moving on eccentric inclined orbits around a Kerr black hole Fujita, Ryuichi; Hikida, Wataru*; Tagoshi H* Progress of Theoretical Physics 121121, 843, 2009 13 Analytical solutions of bound timelike geodesic orbits in Kerr spacetime Fujita, Ryuichi; Hikida, Wataru* Classical and Quantum Gravity 2626, 135002, 2009 14 DECIGO pathfinder Ando, Masaki*; Kawamura, Seiji*; Sato, Shuichi*; Fujita, Ryuichi and 40+ co-authors Classical and Quantum Gravity 26, 094019, 2009 7th International LISA Symposium held in 2008 in Barcelona, 2009 89 15 Third post-Newtonian angular momentum 25 Spatio-temporal plasticity in chromatin flux and the secular evolution of orbital organization in mouse cell differentiation and elements for inspiralling compact binaries in during drosophila embryogenesis quasi-elliptical orbits Bhattacharya, Dipanjan; Talwar, Shefali*; Arun KG*; Blanchet, Luc*; Iyer BR; Sinha, Mazumder, Aprotim*; Shivashankar GV+ Siddhartha Biophysical Journal 9696, 3832, 2009 Physical Review D 8080, 124018, 2009 26 Polar switching in the smectic-AdPA phase 16 Comparison of post-Newtonian templates for composed of asymmetric bent-core compact binary inspiral signals in molecules gravitational-wave detectors Guo, Lingfeng*; Dhara, Surajit*; Sadashiva BK; Buonanno, Alessandra*; Iyer BR; Ochsner, Radhika S; Pratibha R; Shimbo, Yoshio*; Evan*; Pan, Yi*; Sathyaprakash BS* Araoka, Fumito*; Ishikawa, Ken*; Takezoe, Physical Review D 8080, 084043, 2009 Hideo* 17 Two mesoscopic models of two interacting Physical Review E 8181, 011703, 2010 electrons : Exact results 27 Novel banana-discotic hybrid architectures Roy, Dibyendu Bisoyi, Hari Krishna; Srinivasa HT; Kumar, Physical Review B 8080, 245304, 2009 SandeepBeilstein Journal of Organic 18 LISA as a dark energy probe Chemistry 55, 1, 2009 Arun KG*; Mishra, Chandrakant; Broeck CVD*; 28 A nanophase segregated mesophase Iyer BR ; Satyaprakash BS*; Sinha, Siddhartha morphology in self-organized novel disc-rod Classical and Quantum Gravity 2626, 094021, oligomesogens 2009 Bisoyi, Hari Krishna; Raghunathan VA; Kumar, 19 Massive black-hole binary inspirals: results Sandeep from the LISA parameter estimation taskforce Chemical Communications 4545, 7003, 2009 Arun KG*; Babak, Stas*; Berti, Emanuele*; 29 Effect of ceramide on nonraft proteins Cornish, Neil*; Cutler, Curt*; Gair, Jonathan*; Pabst, Georg*; Boulgaropoulos, Beate*; Hughes SA*; Iyer BR; Sinha, Siddhartha; and 8 Gander, Edgar*; Sarangi BR; Raghunathan VA; co-authors Laggner, Peter* Classical and Quantum Gravity 2626, 094027, Journal of Membrane Biology 231231, 125, 2009 2009 30 Effect of surfactants on iridescence 20 Nonequilibrium charge transport in an developed by swollen lamellar phase of C12- interacting open system: two-particle alkenylsuccinic acid resonance and current asymmetry Dastidar, Sudipta G*; Bharath P*; Pal, Antara; Roy, Dibyendu; Soori, Abhiram*; Sen, Raghunathan VA Diptiman*; Dhar, Abhishek Industrial and Engineering Chemistry Physical Review B 8080, 075302, 2009 Research 4848, 8856, 2009 21 Heat conduction in a three dimensional 31 Re-entrant phase behavior of a concentrated anharmonic crystal anionic surfactant system with strongly Saito, Keiji*; Dhar, Abhishek binding counterions Physical Review Letters 104, 040601, 2010 Ghosh, Sajal Kumar; Rathee, Vikram* ; 22 ‘Sequence’ dependent elasticity and local Krishnaswamy, Rema*; Raghunathan VA; stiffness of a random heteropolymer Sood AK* Muhuri S*; Rao, MadanJournal of Statistical Langmuir 2525, 8497, 2009 Mechanics 10.1088, 2010 32 On some liquid crystals made of banana- 23 Heat transport and phonon localization in shaped molecules and their mixtures with mass-disordered harmonic crystals rod-like molecules Chaudhuri, Abhishek; Kundu, Anupum; Roy, Madhusudana NV Dibyendu; Dhar, Abhishek; Lebowitz JL*; Liquid Crystals 3636, 1173, 2009 Spohn, Herbert* 33 Discotic mesogen - DNA complex films at Physical Review B 8181, 064301, 2010 interfaces 24 Classical Langevin dynamics of a charged Suresh KA* ; Nayak, Alpana particle moving on a sphere and Molecular Crystals and Liquid Crystals 512512, diamagnetism: a surprise 57, 2009 Kumar N; Kumar,Vijay K* 34 Atomic force microscope study of glass Europhysics Letters 8686, 17001, 2009 surfaces after etching with HF and alumina polish Dhason A British Society of Scientific Glassblowers Journal 4747, 117, 2009 90 35 Novel benzene-bridged triphenylene-based 45 Laser induced rotation of trapped chiral and discotic dyads achiral nematic droplets Gupta, Satyam Kumar; Raghunathan VA; Mosallaeipour, Marjan*; Hatwalne, Yashodhan; Lakshminarayanan V; Kumar, Sandeep Madhusudhana NV; Ananthamurthy Sharath* Journal of Physical Chemistry B 113113, 12887, Journal of Modern Optics 5757, 5, 395 2010 2009 46 Self-assembled superlattices of gold 36 Electrochemical studies of redox probes in nanoparticles in a discotic liquid crystal self-organized lyotropic liquid crystalline Vijayaraghavan D; Kumar, Sandeep systems Molecular Crystals and Liquid Crystals 508508, Kumar, Suresh P; Lakshminarayanan V 101, 2009 Journal of Chemical Science 121121, 629, 2009 47 Playing with discs 37 Electron transfer redox reactions in the Kumar, Sandeep micellar and liquid crystalline media Liquid Crystals 3636, 607, 2009 Kumar, Suresh P ; Lakshminarayanan V 48 Synthesis and characterization of bent- Journal of the Indian Institute of Science 8989, shaped azobenzene monomers: Guest-host 187, 2009 effects in liquid crystals with azo dyes for 38 Experimental studies of the transient optical image storage devices fluctuation theorem using liquid crystals Lutfor MR*; Hegde G*; Kumar, Sandeep; Datta, Soma; Roy, Arun Tschierske C*; Chigrinov VG* Pramana 7272, 797, 2009 Optical Materials 3232, 176, 2009 39 Hybrid organic/inorganic nanocomposite as a 49 Synthesis and mesomorphic properties of quasi-one-dimensional semiconductor under nonsymmetric liquid crystalline dimers ambient conditions containing azobenzene groups Kumar, Suresh P; Kumar, Sandeep; Rahman MLR*; Asik, Jahimin*; Kumar, Lakshminarayanan V Sandeep; Silong, Sidik*; Rahman MZA* Journal of Applied Physics 106106, 093701, Phase Transitions 8282, 228, 2009 2009 50 Hierarchical discs 40 Electro-oxidation of formic acid, methanol, Kumar, SandeepLiquid Crystals Today 1818, 2, and ethanol on electrodeposited Pd- 2009 polyaniline nanofiber films in acidic and 51 Synthesis and photoswitching properties of alkaline medium bent-shaped liquid crystals containing Pandey, Rakesh K; Lakshminarayanan V azobenzene monomers Journal of Physical Chemistry C 113113, 21596, Rahman, Lutfor*; Kumar, Sandeep; 2009 Tschierske, Carsten*; Israel, Gunter*; Ster, 41 Discotic nematic liquid crystals: science and Diana*; Hegde, Gurumurthy* technology Liquid Crystals 3636, 397, 2009 Bisoyi, Hari Krishna; Kumar, Sandeep 52 Stress relaxation in aging soft colloidal glasses Chemical Society Reviews 3939, 264, 2010 Bandyopadhyay, Ranjini; Mohan, Harsha P; 42 Kinetics of trans - cis isomerization in Joshi, Yogesh M* azobenzene dimers at an air-water interface Soft Matter, DOI : 10.1039/ < B916342E > Kumar, Bharat; Suresh KA* 53 Discrete cosine transform for driving liquid Physical Review E 8080, 021601, 2009 crystal displays 43 Micro-structural, electrical and spectroscopic Ruckmongathan TN investigations of pulsed laser ablated Journal of Display Technology 55, 243, 2009 palladium incorporated nanostructured 54 Methods to reduce power dissipation and tungsten oxide films supply voltage of LCD drivers Lethy KJ* ; Beena D*; Pillai, VP Mahadevan*; Thirunarayanan, Raghavasimhan*;
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