DIPLOMA THESIS
... from Ga and 5 from As) which contribute to the chemical bounds. We can say that the orbital of every atom hybridize (due to interaction with his neighbours) to form bonding and antibonding state which broaden into bands because of a great number of unit cells interacting. Two electrons fill the s ba ...
... from Ga and 5 from As) which contribute to the chemical bounds. We can say that the orbital of every atom hybridize (due to interaction with his neighbours) to form bonding and antibonding state which broaden into bands because of a great number of unit cells interacting. Two electrons fill the s ba ...
Numerical Renormalization Group Calculations for Impurity
... the NRG many-particle spectrum of critical fixed points, with which we can see how the impurity contribution of the thermodynamic quantities have fractional degrees of freedom of charge and spin. The quantum phase transition of the spin-boson model has a long history (Leggett, Chakravarty, Dorsey, F ...
... the NRG many-particle spectrum of critical fixed points, with which we can see how the impurity contribution of the thermodynamic quantities have fractional degrees of freedom of charge and spin. The quantum phase transition of the spin-boson model has a long history (Leggett, Chakravarty, Dorsey, F ...
Millisecond Pulsars in X-Ray Binaries - CIERA
... While both kHz QPOs and X-ray burst oscillations are often observed in the same source, until 2002 neither phenomena had ever been observed in accretionpowered millisecond pulsar. Since it was only in this latter class that the neutron star spin was definitively known, the relationship between these ...
... While both kHz QPOs and X-ray burst oscillations are often observed in the same source, until 2002 neither phenomena had ever been observed in accretionpowered millisecond pulsar. Since it was only in this latter class that the neutron star spin was definitively known, the relationship between these ...
Cross sections of the gamma, proton and gamma, proton neutron
... practical photon monochromators offers the hope of a more powerful weapon. The earliest utilization of an accelerator was by Baldwin and Klaiber (15) who were the first to notice the resonance shape of the cross section when they determined the C^(T^n) and Cu^(X,n) yields by measuring the radio act ...
... practical photon monochromators offers the hope of a more powerful weapon. The earliest utilization of an accelerator was by Baldwin and Klaiber (15) who were the first to notice the resonance shape of the cross section when they determined the C^(T^n) and Cu^(X,n) yields by measuring the radio act ...
FDTD MEASUREMENT OF THE REFLECTION
... In 1966, Koester observed amplification of the reflection coefficient at the interface between a lossless core of a fiber with a gainy cladding [1], which showed that the reflection coefficient could be greater than unity for TIR from a gainy medium. However, conventional optical theory predicts tha ...
... In 1966, Koester observed amplification of the reflection coefficient at the interface between a lossless core of a fiber with a gainy cladding [1], which showed that the reflection coefficient could be greater than unity for TIR from a gainy medium. However, conventional optical theory predicts tha ...
Statistics of gamma-ray point sources below the Fermi detection limit
... 1974; Hasinger et al. 1993; Miyaji & Griffiths 2002; Soltan 2011). A closely related subject is the use of extreme statistics to constrain the non-Gaussianity of cosmic microwave background data, e.g., Colombi et al. (2011) and references therein. In this paper, we extend the prior analysis (Slatyer & ...
... 1974; Hasinger et al. 1993; Miyaji & Griffiths 2002; Soltan 2011). A closely related subject is the use of extreme statistics to constrain the non-Gaussianity of cosmic microwave background data, e.g., Colombi et al. (2011) and references therein. In this paper, we extend the prior analysis (Slatyer & ...
