Research proposal · v1.6 preview · English supplement
Not an official page of Kyushu University or I²CNER. The Japanese proposal is the full document; this English page is a supplement. Proposed host: I²CNER, Kyushu University (under discussion). The research stay is not confirmed.
Clock misalignment or real hydrogen loss?
A bounded simulation study for a short research stay (8–12 weeks) · Teodor Dimov (Trakia University).
The question
When can an outlet clock offset be told apart from a real hydrogen loss (leak) in a dispenser-line mass balance — and when it cannot, which additional information makes a reliable decision possible?
Core contribution
To establish when the available measurements do not allow a reliable decision, and what extra information changes that (an independent time reference, a faster thermometer, a better flowmeter). Showing that a particular detector “wins” is not the goal; a negative result is an acceptable conclusion.
What we ask
- An introduction to a researcher who could advise on the measurement configuration and on instrument response characteristics.
- Agreement, before evaluation, on the detection deadline and the minimum significant leak.
- A person who could set blind-test conditions without telling the applicant.
- Discussion of hosting for a short stay and a review of the report’s wording before publication.