Tycho Brahe
... • In all of the accounts, Uncle Jörgen illegally took Tycho. • Somehow it was resolved, probable due to Otto and Beate’s newborn boy, Steen. • Tycho was raised as an only child, with far more attention than he would have received with his birth parents and 7 other ...
... • In all of the accounts, Uncle Jörgen illegally took Tycho. • Somehow it was resolved, probable due to Otto and Beate’s newborn boy, Steen. • Tycho was raised as an only child, with far more attention than he would have received with his birth parents and 7 other ...
Guiding and Confining Light in Void Nanostructure
... µm-2, which is obtained for a cross-section of 360 nm × 200 nm. If the light is to be confined in a low-index material such as SiO2 with a conventional channel waveguide structure, the highest possible index contrast that can be achieved is through the SiO2/air platform. The highest normalized aver ...
... µm-2, which is obtained for a cross-section of 360 nm × 200 nm. If the light is to be confined in a low-index material such as SiO2 with a conventional channel waveguide structure, the highest possible index contrast that can be achieved is through the SiO2/air platform. The highest normalized aver ...
The Formation and Early Evolution of Young Massive Clusters
... We review the formation and early evolution of the most massive (> few 104 M⊙ ) and dense (radius of a few pc) young stellar clusters, focusing on the role that studies of these objects in our Galaxy can play in our understanding of star and planet formation as a whole. Comparing the demographics of ...
... We review the formation and early evolution of the most massive (> few 104 M⊙ ) and dense (radius of a few pc) young stellar clusters, focusing on the role that studies of these objects in our Galaxy can play in our understanding of star and planet formation as a whole. Comparing the demographics of ...
The Principles of Microscopy Part 2
... • this is considered to be the normal viewing distance for 1x magnification • Young people may be able to focus as close as 125 mm so they can magnify as much as 2x because the image covers a larger part of the retina - that is it is “magnified” at the place where the image is formed 1993-2007 J.P ...
... • this is considered to be the normal viewing distance for 1x magnification • Young people may be able to focus as close as 125 mm so they can magnify as much as 2x because the image covers a larger part of the retina - that is it is “magnified” at the place where the image is formed 1993-2007 J.P ...
CO ice mixed with CH3OH
... spectra, the width and peak position of the red component cannot be reproduced at the same time. An ice mixture containing only CO and CH3 OH, however, does reproduce the spectra at low temperatures, both in terms of peak position and width of the red component, and the 2152 cm−1 band does not appea ...
... spectra, the width and peak position of the red component cannot be reproduced at the same time. An ice mixture containing only CO and CH3 OH, however, does reproduce the spectra at low temperatures, both in terms of peak position and width of the red component, and the 2152 cm−1 band does not appea ...
ABSTRACT Exoplanet Habitability and an Analysis of Gliese 436 b
... of a host star are captured and then analyzed for the presence of other celestial bodies.6 Again, this method favors exoplanets with Jupiter-like masses and exoplanets with large semi-major axis’s on the order of tens of astronomical units.6 This method can enable atmospheric data to be taken from a ...
... of a host star are captured and then analyzed for the presence of other celestial bodies.6 Again, this method favors exoplanets with Jupiter-like masses and exoplanets with large semi-major axis’s on the order of tens of astronomical units.6 This method can enable atmospheric data to be taken from a ...
Plasmon-Induced Transparency in Metamaterials *
... ends. The numerical calculation is carried out using the commercial finite difference time domain (FDTD) software package (CST Microwave Studio), and silver is selected as a material due to low intrinsic loss [24]. For the chosen geometry, the resonance frequency is around 429 THz ( 699 nm, more ...
... ends. The numerical calculation is carried out using the commercial finite difference time domain (FDTD) software package (CST Microwave Studio), and silver is selected as a material due to low intrinsic loss [24]. For the chosen geometry, the resonance frequency is around 429 THz ( 699 nm, more ...
Lecture 2. Thermal evolution and surface emission of neutron stars
... Different tests and constraints are sensitive to different parameters, so, typically it is better to use several different tests ...
... Different tests and constraints are sensitive to different parameters, so, typically it is better to use several different tests ...
19th Century Ether Theory.1
... illustrated in the drawing on the right. The orbit of the earth has been shrunk to a point to indicate that the star is so far away that its parallax is unobservable. The arrows labeled 1 through 4 represent the earth’s velocity at the points of the earth’s orbit labeled 1 through 4 in the drawing ...
... illustrated in the drawing on the right. The orbit of the earth has been shrunk to a point to indicate that the star is so far away that its parallax is unobservable. The arrows labeled 1 through 4 represent the earth’s velocity at the points of the earth’s orbit labeled 1 through 4 in the drawing ...
Overlay Network Andreas Holmqvist, Alexander Kronstrand Information Coding
... History of Optical Fiber The first research on guided transmission of light was in 1870 when John Tyndall used a jet water flow between two containers to show that light used internal reflection to follow a specific path. When light shone on the surface on the first container the light curved follow ...
... History of Optical Fiber The first research on guided transmission of light was in 1870 when John Tyndall used a jet water flow between two containers to show that light used internal reflection to follow a specific path. When light shone on the surface on the first container the light curved follow ...
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... their many desirable properties. They can be operated in both continuous and pulsed mode with higher performance than traditional semiconductor lasers at the same wavelength. Pulsed operation can be achieved over a broad range of temperatures, with pulse lengths on the order of picoseconds and repet ...
... their many desirable properties. They can be operated in both continuous and pulsed mode with higher performance than traditional semiconductor lasers at the same wavelength. Pulsed operation can be achieved over a broad range of temperatures, with pulse lengths on the order of picoseconds and repet ...
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... 7◦ of 45◦ , so that the difference in s- and p-polarization reflectivity is maximized. As with the first concept, a multilayer coating on the mirror increases the 0.25 keV reflectivity to about 10% (depending on the surface roughness) and defines the bandwidth of the telescope. As shown in Figure 1 ...
... 7◦ of 45◦ , so that the difference in s- and p-polarization reflectivity is maximized. As with the first concept, a multilayer coating on the mirror increases the 0.25 keV reflectivity to about 10% (depending on the surface roughness) and defines the bandwidth of the telescope. As shown in Figure 1 ...
Nomarski differential interference-contrast microscopy
... components once more form a single beam, but they are still plane-polarized and their vibration planes are at right angles to each other. In order to enable the two waves to produce the desired interference effect in the intermed iate image plane, their vibration planes must coincide. This can be ac ...
... components once more form a single beam, but they are still plane-polarized and their vibration planes are at right angles to each other. In order to enable the two waves to produce the desired interference effect in the intermed iate image plane, their vibration planes must coincide. This can be ac ...
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... monotonously with the decrease of a number of scattering events in a medium. It has been educed also that the motionless scatterers 共that were used as a model of burned skin兲 may essentially influence the Doppler spectral bandwidth. There is a very simple physical explanation for this phenomenon. St ...
... monotonously with the decrease of a number of scattering events in a medium. It has been educed also that the motionless scatterers 共that were used as a model of burned skin兲 may essentially influence the Doppler spectral bandwidth. There is a very simple physical explanation for this phenomenon. St ...
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... • The more twists per inch, the more copper (and cost) in a cable. • When multiple pairs are in a single cable, each of the pairs should be twisted at a slightly different number of twists per inch. – To prevent one pair creating noise in another ...
... • The more twists per inch, the more copper (and cost) in a cable. • When multiple pairs are in a single cable, each of the pairs should be twisted at a slightly different number of twists per inch. – To prevent one pair creating noise in another ...
The Galactic Environment of the Sun
... around the sun when calculating the speed of an airplane (we are only interested in the ground-speed), astronomers do not include the sun’s galactic orbital velocity when describing its local motion. The interstellar cloud currently surrounding the solar system—often referred to as the Local Interst ...
... around the sun when calculating the speed of an airplane (we are only interested in the ground-speed), astronomers do not include the sun’s galactic orbital velocity when describing its local motion. The interstellar cloud currently surrounding the solar system—often referred to as the Local Interst ...
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.