Recent Advances in ALON Optical Ceramic
... supplier of this important material and by making substantial investments in production capabilities necessary for producing large quantities of ALON at affordable prices. Surmet has put in place a vertically integrated manufacturing capability for manufacturing ALON optical ceramic from powder to f ...
... supplier of this important material and by making substantial investments in production capabilities necessary for producing large quantities of ALON at affordable prices. Surmet has put in place a vertically integrated manufacturing capability for manufacturing ALON optical ceramic from powder to f ...
Connecting mesoscopic and macroscopic scale lengths for
... Probably scattering losses were more important than adsorption losses for those materials. Similarly, higher harmonic generation was used to capture material degradation by assuming non-linear stress-strain law σ = E ε (1 + βε + …) e.g. (Jhang and Kim, 1999), E being the Young’s elastic modulus. The ...
... Probably scattering losses were more important than adsorption losses for those materials. Similarly, higher harmonic generation was used to capture material degradation by assuming non-linear stress-strain law σ = E ε (1 + βε + …) e.g. (Jhang and Kim, 1999), E being the Young’s elastic modulus. The ...
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... where the density of states is higher. Therefore, phenomena which require high density of states will be enhanced at the band edges. Also it is predicted that phenomena like superprism and emission of active species embedded in a photonic crystal can be enhanced in these high energy regions 关28,29兴. ...
... where the density of states is higher. Therefore, phenomena which require high density of states will be enhanced at the band edges. Also it is predicted that phenomena like superprism and emission of active species embedded in a photonic crystal can be enhanced in these high energy regions 关28,29兴. ...
07_chapter 2
... where Ccryst is the capacitance of the crystal, Cair is the capacitance of same dimension of air, Acryst is the area of the crystal and Aair is the area of same dimension of air. The observations were made while cooling the sample in the frequency range 1 KHz to 1 MHz at the temperature 40oC to100oC ...
... where Ccryst is the capacitance of the crystal, Cair is the capacitance of same dimension of air, Acryst is the area of the crystal and Aair is the area of same dimension of air. The observations were made while cooling the sample in the frequency range 1 KHz to 1 MHz at the temperature 40oC to100oC ...
- JPS Journals
... This approximation results in a self consistent set of equations for the local Greens functions of the Fermi and Bose fields, which can in turn be formulated in terms of a QIM6,19) once a basis set is prescribed. The algorithm delivers the local part of the Greens function, Gloc , and the local part ...
... This approximation results in a self consistent set of equations for the local Greens functions of the Fermi and Bose fields, which can in turn be formulated in terms of a QIM6,19) once a basis set is prescribed. The algorithm delivers the local part of the Greens function, Gloc , and the local part ...
Terahertz modulation of the Faraday effect by laser pulses via the
... delay of ∆τ ≈13 ps independently of magnetic field. The aforementioned oscillations dominated the signal. Their frequency varies from 0.1 THz to 1.1 THz with increasing the magnetic field from 100 G to 70 kG (Fig. 3 (b) and Supplementary materials A). It is remarkable that if these oscillations origin ...
... delay of ∆τ ≈13 ps independently of magnetic field. The aforementioned oscillations dominated the signal. Their frequency varies from 0.1 THz to 1.1 THz with increasing the magnetic field from 100 G to 70 kG (Fig. 3 (b) and Supplementary materials A). It is remarkable that if these oscillations origin ...
Low-Loss Polysilicon Waveguides Suitable
... demonstrations of low-loss poly-Si waveguides have utilized layer thicknesses of 200 nm or greater and reduced index-contrast oxynitride claddings to achieve such results. Further, the low-loss performance was not verified to withstand the high-temperature steps present in electronics processes. In ...
... demonstrations of low-loss poly-Si waveguides have utilized layer thicknesses of 200 nm or greater and reduced index-contrast oxynitride claddings to achieve such results. Further, the low-loss performance was not verified to withstand the high-temperature steps present in electronics processes. In ...
Evidence for power-law frequency dependence of intrinsic dielectric
... As can be concluded, sample 3 is either missing any insulating blocking layer components that are present in samples 1 and 2 and in bulk materials, or their effect is removed because the intrinsic conductivity of the material dropped below some critical value, and we observe the intrinsic frequency ...
... As can be concluded, sample 3 is either missing any insulating blocking layer components that are present in samples 1 and 2 and in bulk materials, or their effect is removed because the intrinsic conductivity of the material dropped below some critical value, and we observe the intrinsic frequency ...
Crystal Structures
... How do we identify various crystals, and tell two materials apart from their crystal properties? We need a method by which we can describe the crystal in terms of its basic properties. This can be done in one sense, because there are only a few types of crystal lattice. Hence, identifying this struc ...
... How do we identify various crystals, and tell two materials apart from their crystal properties? We need a method by which we can describe the crystal in terms of its basic properties. This can be done in one sense, because there are only a few types of crystal lattice. Hence, identifying this struc ...
Ferroelectric Ceramics - Universiti Sains Malaysia
... You may say anything you like but we all are made up of ferroelectrics (B.T. Matthias) ...
... You may say anything you like but we all are made up of ferroelectrics (B.T. Matthias) ...
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... (PMMA), thermosets such as epoxy resins and elastomers such as polychloroprene. It is the latter material, which is the subject of this paper. However, the understanding of the response of polymers to shock loading is not extensive. With the exception of PMMA, which has been ...
... (PMMA), thermosets such as epoxy resins and elastomers such as polychloroprene. It is the latter material, which is the subject of this paper. However, the understanding of the response of polymers to shock loading is not extensive. With the exception of PMMA, which has been ...
Module 6: Attenuation in Optical Fibers
... development of low-loss fiber optic systems. One of the primary absorbing species common in silica-based glass fibers is water (hydroxyls (OH-)) within the glass structure. The fundamental resonances for hydroxyl species, associated with bending and stretching modes of vibration, occur at 2.73 and 6 ...
... development of low-loss fiber optic systems. One of the primary absorbing species common in silica-based glass fibers is water (hydroxyls (OH-)) within the glass structure. The fundamental resonances for hydroxyl species, associated with bending and stretching modes of vibration, occur at 2.73 and 6 ...
A Status Report on Gemstones from Afghanistan
... this district, the emeralds occur along small replacement or fracture-filling veins. According to Neilson and Gannon (19771, the veins cut through host rocks consisting of metamorphosed limestones, calcareous slates, phyllites, and micaceous schists of Silurian-Devonian age (400 million years). The ...
... this district, the emeralds occur along small replacement or fracture-filling veins. According to Neilson and Gannon (19771, the veins cut through host rocks consisting of metamorphosed limestones, calcareous slates, phyllites, and micaceous schists of Silurian-Devonian age (400 million years). The ...
alanine barium chloride - Rasayan journal of chemistry
... centre mostly to polar symmetry groups. Their crystals have properties whose symmetry is described by odd -rank tensors such as pyro-electric effect, spontaneous electric polarization, piezoelectric effect, generation of second optical harmonics, etc. Moreover crystals that belong to the eleven enan ...
... centre mostly to polar symmetry groups. Their crystals have properties whose symmetry is described by odd -rank tensors such as pyro-electric effect, spontaneous electric polarization, piezoelectric effect, generation of second optical harmonics, etc. Moreover crystals that belong to the eleven enan ...
UNIT IV
... filling up the hole and creating a new hole.in this way, the holes travel fromone atom to the adjacent atoms in crystal lattice. If a voltage is applied, then both the electron and the hole can contribute to a small current flow. Extrinsic Semiconductor: Extrinsic semiconductor is an improved intrin ...
... filling up the hole and creating a new hole.in this way, the holes travel fromone atom to the adjacent atoms in crystal lattice. If a voltage is applied, then both the electron and the hole can contribute to a small current flow. Extrinsic Semiconductor: Extrinsic semiconductor is an improved intrin ...
Comparison of the electronic structures of four crystalline phases of
... spheres, with 1s , 2s , 2p , 3s , 3p , 3d , . . . denoting the valence wave functions for the self-consistent neutral atom and ⑀s , ⑀ p , ⑀d , . . . indicating additional basis functions at energies ⑀ used to improve the completeness of the representations. For these, the PAW and USPP parameters cou ...
... spheres, with 1s , 2s , 2p , 3s , 3p , 3d , . . . denoting the valence wave functions for the self-consistent neutral atom and ⑀s , ⑀ p , ⑀d , . . . indicating additional basis functions at energies ⑀ used to improve the completeness of the representations. For these, the PAW and USPP parameters cou ...
Chapter 1 Review of laser
... those which are fundamental for the understanding of the physics discussed or which will be used in the forthcoming results. A list of the symbols used in the equations is given at the end of this work. ...
... those which are fundamental for the understanding of the physics discussed or which will be used in the forthcoming results. A list of the symbols used in the equations is given at the end of this work. ...
Non-Traditional Machining
... • Traditional machining is mostly based on removal of materials using tools that are harder than the materials themselves. • New and novel materials because of their greatly improved chemical, mechanical and thermal properties are sometimes impossible to machine using traditional machining processes ...
... • Traditional machining is mostly based on removal of materials using tools that are harder than the materials themselves. • New and novel materials because of their greatly improved chemical, mechanical and thermal properties are sometimes impossible to machine using traditional machining processes ...
bath movement effect on agglomeration of - RWTH
... Presence of non-metallic inclusions becomes more important with increasing quality demand of aluminium products. Understanding of inclusion behaviour for different conditions is necessary to develop better inclusion detection and removal techniques. Inclusion agglomeration is one of the main issues ...
... Presence of non-metallic inclusions becomes more important with increasing quality demand of aluminium products. Understanding of inclusion behaviour for different conditions is necessary to develop better inclusion detection and removal techniques. Inclusion agglomeration is one of the main issues ...
X-ray Diffraction
... Single crystal diffraction is another type of diffraction which uses large single crystals to obtain diffraction data. Diffraction occurs exactly the same way as it does in powders, but because single crystals are used, the orientation of the crystal must always be known. In addition, area CCD area ...
... Single crystal diffraction is another type of diffraction which uses large single crystals to obtain diffraction data. Diffraction occurs exactly the same way as it does in powders, but because single crystals are used, the orientation of the crystal must always be known. In addition, area CCD area ...
History of metamaterials
The history of metamaterials begins with artificial dielectrics in microwave engineering as it developed just after World War II. Yet, there are seminal explorations of artificial materials for manipulating electromagnetic waves at the end of the 19th century.Hence, the history of metamaterials is essentially a history of developing certain types of manufactured materials, which interact at radio frequency, microwave, and later optical frequencies.As the science of materials has advanced, photonic materials have been developed which use the photon of light as the fundamental carrier of information. This has led to photonic crystals, and at the beginning of the new millennium, the proof of principle for functioning metamaterials with a negative index of refraction in the microwave range at 10.5 Gigahertz. This was followed by the first proof of principle for metamaterial cloaking (shielding an object from view), also in the microwave range, about six years later. However, a cloak that can conceal objects across the entire electromagnetic spectrum is still decades away. Many physics and engineering problems need to be solved.Nevertheless, negative refractive materials have led to the development of metamaterial antennas and metamaterial microwave lenses for miniature wireless system antennas which are more efficient than their conventional counterparts. Also, metamaterial antennas are now commercially available. Meanwhile, subwavelength focusing with the superlens is also a part of present-day metamaterials research.