Towards a deterministic model of planetary formation. III. Mass
... dwarf stars) because the most successful radial velocity surveys have been conducted for these target stars which have cool and well defined atmospheric spectroscopic features. However, the search window is rapidly expanding to lower-mass stars as detection techniques are being refined in both radia ...
... dwarf stars) because the most successful radial velocity surveys have been conducted for these target stars which have cool and well defined atmospheric spectroscopic features. However, the search window is rapidly expanding to lower-mass stars as detection techniques are being refined in both radia ...
Synthesis and thermal decarbonylation of W(CO)5 complexes
... that some of the phosphines were oxidized to –P(O)Ph2 groups. From the relative intensity of this signal (also measured in the spectrum in DMSO at 110 C, where it appears at 24 ppm) the degree of oxidation was found to be ca. 8%. Among other useful NMR spectral data were the small peak at 112 ppm i ...
... that some of the phosphines were oxidized to –P(O)Ph2 groups. From the relative intensity of this signal (also measured in the spectrum in DMSO at 110 C, where it appears at 24 ppm) the degree of oxidation was found to be ca. 8%. Among other useful NMR spectral data were the small peak at 112 ppm i ...
A Detection Method for Small Kuiper Belt Objects: The Search for
... population fills up a sufficient area on the sky plane, (ii) the instrumental sensitivity and acquisition frequency are high enough, and (iii) the observed star has a small angular radius. This result is basically due to the diffractive broadening of the geometric shadow of small (assumed numerous) ...
... population fills up a sufficient area on the sky plane, (ii) the instrumental sensitivity and acquisition frequency are high enough, and (iii) the observed star has a small angular radius. This result is basically due to the diffractive broadening of the geometric shadow of small (assumed numerous) ...
Magnetism in Isolated and Binary White Dwarfs
... the gasdynamics of mass transfer and the radiation properties. The process of magnetized accretion onto compact stars can now be examined in great detail using magnetic white dwarfs in the MCVs, complementing similar work in the X-ray band with neutron star binaries. Since the MCVs harbor magnetic w ...
... the gasdynamics of mass transfer and the radiation properties. The process of magnetized accretion onto compact stars can now be examined in great detail using magnetic white dwarfs in the MCVs, complementing similar work in the X-ray band with neutron star binaries. Since the MCVs harbor magnetic w ...
celestial navigation heaven`s guide for mere
... Once the core’s ready supply of hydrogen is depleted, the nuclear processes within will cease, all the hydrogen will be converted into helium and the outer layers of the star begin to collapse inward on the core. This inward collapse is due to the lack of outward pressure generated by the core’s nu ...
... Once the core’s ready supply of hydrogen is depleted, the nuclear processes within will cease, all the hydrogen will be converted into helium and the outer layers of the star begin to collapse inward on the core. This inward collapse is due to the lack of outward pressure generated by the core’s nu ...
PHY216_lect3_2014_sub
... Universal Time is the name by which Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) became known for scientific purposes in 1928. UT is based on the daily rotation of the Earth. However, the Earth’s rotation is somewhat irregular and can therefore no longer be used as a precise system of time. Versions of UT: UT1: • The ...
... Universal Time is the name by which Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) became known for scientific purposes in 1928. UT is based on the daily rotation of the Earth. However, the Earth’s rotation is somewhat irregular and can therefore no longer be used as a precise system of time. Versions of UT: UT1: • The ...
... angular resolution science on ground-based telescopes generally accessible over a broad range of fields. Coupling these adaptive-optics systems to near-infrared integral-field spectrographs, such as NIFS on Gemini, OSIRIS on Keck, and SINFONI on the VLT, enabled adaptive-optics science to transition ...
Birefringence dispersion in fused silica for DUV lithography
... Shorter wavelength radiation sources and improvements in the quality of the optical materials used in microlithography stepper systems have been two of the driving forces towards production of integrated circuits with smaller feature sizes. Fused silica lens elements in current lithography tools pos ...
... Shorter wavelength radiation sources and improvements in the quality of the optical materials used in microlithography stepper systems have been two of the driving forces towards production of integrated circuits with smaller feature sizes. Fused silica lens elements in current lithography tools pos ...
Frequency comb generation by CW laser injection
... such as optical time-domain multiplexing (OTDM) [16] or all-optical clock recovery [17]. With their wide optical spectrum and stabilized mode spacing, ultra-high repetition rate frequency combs are attractive for application in wavelength-division multiplexed (WDM) systems and also as multi-waveleng ...
... such as optical time-domain multiplexing (OTDM) [16] or all-optical clock recovery [17]. With their wide optical spectrum and stabilized mode spacing, ultra-high repetition rate frequency combs are attractive for application in wavelength-division multiplexed (WDM) systems and also as multi-waveleng ...
Michelson Interferometer
... beam is approximately parallel with the top of the interferometer and strikes the mirror at the centre. 5. Set the viewing screen opposite of the adjustable mirror M2. Note that the viewing screen should be placed at 1-2meter from the adjustable mirror to get better resolution. 6. To get circular fr ...
... beam is approximately parallel with the top of the interferometer and strikes the mirror at the centre. 5. Set the viewing screen opposite of the adjustable mirror M2. Note that the viewing screen should be placed at 1-2meter from the adjustable mirror to get better resolution. 6. To get circular fr ...
Guided photoluminescence study of Nd
... [1-3]. Rare-earth (RE) doped-silicon-based matrices has gathered much attention as a possible way of realizing a Si-based source. Thus, erbium-doped films of Silicon Rich Silicon Nitride (SRSN) or Silicon Rich Silicon Oxide (SRSO) have been investigated as promising host matrices because of the effi ...
... [1-3]. Rare-earth (RE) doped-silicon-based matrices has gathered much attention as a possible way of realizing a Si-based source. Thus, erbium-doped films of Silicon Rich Silicon Nitride (SRSN) or Silicon Rich Silicon Oxide (SRSO) have been investigated as promising host matrices because of the effi ...
Soliton collision and Raman gain regimes in continuous
... mechanisms, which broaden the spectrum of the light into a so-called supercontinuum (SC) as it propagates through the medium. Photonic crystal fibers (PCFs) are often used as the nonlinear medium, not only because the silica core confining the light can be made very small, thus increasing the intens ...
... mechanisms, which broaden the spectrum of the light into a so-called supercontinuum (SC) as it propagates through the medium. Photonic crystal fibers (PCFs) are often used as the nonlinear medium, not only because the silica core confining the light can be made very small, thus increasing the intens ...
5. INTERFERENCE. Introduction.
... Previously, in these notes the amplitude of an electromagnetic wave has been considered and its vector quality when discussing polarization. The vector nature of the electric field is an important property because it is frequently the case that there are several electromagnetic waves from different ...
... Previously, in these notes the amplitude of an electromagnetic wave has been considered and its vector quality when discussing polarization. The vector nature of the electric field is an important property because it is frequently the case that there are several electromagnetic waves from different ...
MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Physics Department Physics 8.286: The Early Universe
... Fusion reactions in the Sun produce a very plentiful supply of neutrinos. In fact, about 3% of the Sun’s energy is radiated as neutrinos, giving a flux here on Earth of about 60 billion neutrinos per square centimeter per second. Naturally, we don’t notice this ordinarily because neutrinos interact ...
... Fusion reactions in the Sun produce a very plentiful supply of neutrinos. In fact, about 3% of the Sun’s energy is radiated as neutrinos, giving a flux here on Earth of about 60 billion neutrinos per square centimeter per second. Naturally, we don’t notice this ordinarily because neutrinos interact ...
A Walk through the Southern Sky: A Guide to Stars and
... center bulge of our galaxy. We cannot see the spiral arm opposite us because it is hidden by the billions of stars in the center of the galaxy. As you look along the Milky Way you will notice that some areas appear to have dark holes or slots in it. These are not empty spaces, but rather dark masses ...
... center bulge of our galaxy. We cannot see the spiral arm opposite us because it is hidden by the billions of stars in the center of the galaxy. As you look along the Milky Way you will notice that some areas appear to have dark holes or slots in it. These are not empty spaces, but rather dark masses ...
Interference experiments with the fluorescence light of Ba ions
... For example, the cavity resonance is split into two peaks which are separated by the coupling constant between the atom and the resonator. Also, an excited atom emits its fluorescence photons mainly into the cavity. These cavity QED experiments now use cold atoms falling through a small resonator wi ...
... For example, the cavity resonance is split into two peaks which are separated by the coupling constant between the atom and the resonator. Also, an excited atom emits its fluorescence photons mainly into the cavity. These cavity QED experiments now use cold atoms falling through a small resonator wi ...
Imaging the outward motions of clumpy dust clouds around the red
... The data reduction of the BURST mode data is as follows. We first removed the sky background by subtracting the chopped and nodded images. Since the chopping and nodding direction are perpendicular to each other, we obtain four images after this procedure. However, in the data of Antares, one of the ...
... The data reduction of the BURST mode data is as follows. We first removed the sky background by subtracting the chopped and nodded images. Since the chopping and nodding direction are perpendicular to each other, we obtain four images after this procedure. However, in the data of Antares, one of the ...
10) Physics and Chemistry of the Diffuse Interstellar Medium
... • Interstellar radiation field is sufficiently attenuated at energies <13.6 eV that carbon becomes neutral (C) or molecular (CO) • Typically surrounded by diffuse molecular gas, ...
... • Interstellar radiation field is sufficiently attenuated at energies <13.6 eV that carbon becomes neutral (C) or molecular (CO) • Typically surrounded by diffuse molecular gas, ...
Composition of the Chandra ACIS contaminant
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Astronomical spectroscopy
Astronomical spectroscopy is the study of astronomy using the techniques of spectroscopy to measure the spectrum of electromagnetic radiation, including visible light, which radiates from stars and other hot celestial objects. Spectroscopy can be used to derive many properties of distant stars and galaxies, such as their chemical composition, temperature, density, mass, distance, luminosity, and relative motion using Doppler shift measurements.