Simultaneous trapping of low-index and high
... pying their respective trap sites. Typically, the more efficient and strongly trapped oil droplet won out in this competition. This size effect may be understood from a consideration of the spatial separation of the two trap sites. A HGS, trapped at z trap 5 22.21R p , is displaced roughly one parti ...
... pying their respective trap sites. Typically, the more efficient and strongly trapped oil droplet won out in this competition. This size effect may be understood from a consideration of the spatial separation of the two trap sites. A HGS, trapped at z trap 5 22.21R p , is displaced roughly one parti ...
Optics and Photonics H. A. Haus
... such as squares, triangles, octagons etc. The nulls of the electric field of the resonant mode occur at the corners of these polygons. We have used such resonators as building blocks in most of our filter and waveguide component-designs. The advantage of using resonant cavities in CDFs is, among oth ...
... such as squares, triangles, octagons etc. The nulls of the electric field of the resonant mode occur at the corners of these polygons. We have used such resonators as building blocks in most of our filter and waveguide component-designs. The advantage of using resonant cavities in CDFs is, among oth ...
Chapter 14 Enzyme Characteristics
... Your textbook does not make this distinction clear between these two classes of coenzymes, yet keeping their differences straight is important in understanding some metabolic processes. As we study new enzymes involving coenzymes, be prepared to classify the type of coenzyme involved. An enzyme lack ...
... Your textbook does not make this distinction clear between these two classes of coenzymes, yet keeping their differences straight is important in understanding some metabolic processes. As we study new enzymes involving coenzymes, be prepared to classify the type of coenzyme involved. An enzyme lack ...
Rodrigo Aviles‐Espinosa STRATEGIES FOR PUSHING NONLINEAR MICROSCOPY TOWARDS ITS PERFORMANCE LIMITS
... the sample either chemically or genetically. This is carried out by implementing third harmonic generation (THG) microscopy. Here, it is shown how the selection of the ultrashort pulsed laser (USPL) operating wavelength (1550 nm) is crucial for generating a signal that matches the peak sensitivity o ...
... the sample either chemically or genetically. This is carried out by implementing third harmonic generation (THG) microscopy. Here, it is shown how the selection of the ultrashort pulsed laser (USPL) operating wavelength (1550 nm) is crucial for generating a signal that matches the peak sensitivity o ...
Extractible Synthesis and Characterization of Cu (II) Complex with
... temperature of 1°C.min-1. The melting temperature is determined by visual observation. Some of these compounds have the feature to go through plastic or gels called phases. Others have temperature melting and very close degradation. These changes make it difficult to visual observation of the meltin ...
... temperature of 1°C.min-1. The melting temperature is determined by visual observation. Some of these compounds have the feature to go through plastic or gels called phases. Others have temperature melting and very close degradation. These changes make it difficult to visual observation of the meltin ...
Chemically etched fiber tips for near-field optical microscopy:
... the surface but to a higher surface roughness. The problem of light leakage along the cone of the tip is not necessarily critical for imaging in the nearfield, since this leaking light has a poor lateral confinement and just adds a background to the near-field image. But for applications based on ph ...
... the surface but to a higher surface roughness. The problem of light leakage along the cone of the tip is not necessarily critical for imaging in the nearfield, since this leaking light has a poor lateral confinement and just adds a background to the near-field image. But for applications based on ph ...
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... The interference term in equation (18) is particularly relevant for practical applications. If for instance, one field is frequency shifted with respect to the other, such that the phase of the interference term becomes ∆φ = ∆ωτ + δφ, the interference term will be oscillating at a selected frequency ...
... The interference term in equation (18) is particularly relevant for practical applications. If for instance, one field is frequency shifted with respect to the other, such that the phase of the interference term becomes ∆φ = ∆ωτ + δφ, the interference term will be oscillating at a selected frequency ...
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Detecting a Stochastic Gravitational
... response of two or more independent detectors will, however, be correlated between detector pairs in ways that other technical noises will not. The relationship between the power in a stochastic gravitational-wave background and the cross-correlated response of a detector pair depends on the respons ...
... response of two or more independent detectors will, however, be correlated between detector pairs in ways that other technical noises will not. The relationship between the power in a stochastic gravitational-wave background and the cross-correlated response of a detector pair depends on the respons ...
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High resolution transmission electron microscopy
... in a spectacular improvement of image quality. Primary mirror was not changed. Related problem: imperfect images of ground-based telescopes due to phase shifts caused by atmospheric turbulence. Solution: ...
... in a spectacular improvement of image quality. Primary mirror was not changed. Related problem: imperfect images of ground-based telescopes due to phase shifts caused by atmospheric turbulence. Solution: ...
EM theory - McMaster University > ECE
... Thus, the electric flux passing through a sphere is equal to the charge enclosed by the sphere. This is known as Gauss’s law. Although we considered the flux crossing a sphere, Eq. (1.8) holds true for any arbitrary closed surface. This is because the surface element ∆S of an arbitrary surface may not ...
... Thus, the electric flux passing through a sphere is equal to the charge enclosed by the sphere. This is known as Gauss’s law. Although we considered the flux crossing a sphere, Eq. (1.8) holds true for any arbitrary closed surface. This is because the surface element ∆S of an arbitrary surface may not ...
optical properties of skin, subcutaneous, and muscle tissues
... One of the indirect methods to determine optical properties of tissues in vitro is the integrating sphere technique.2,11,1318,2740,4250,5358,6083 Diffuse re°ectance Rd , total Tt , and/or di®use transmittance Td , and collimated transmittance Tc are measured. In general, the absorption and scat ...
... One of the indirect methods to determine optical properties of tissues in vitro is the integrating sphere technique.2,11,1318,2740,4250,5358,6083 Diffuse re°ectance Rd , total Tt , and/or di®use transmittance Td , and collimated transmittance Tc are measured. In general, the absorption and scat ...
Automotive Optical Solutions for the Automotive
... NIR Bandpass Filters SP are used in various optical sensor applications for blocking both ambient visible and longer wavelength infrared light while selectively transmitting the signal light of a specified near infrared (NIR) spectral range used for the sensing application. NIR Bandpass Filters SP a ...
... NIR Bandpass Filters SP are used in various optical sensor applications for blocking both ambient visible and longer wavelength infrared light while selectively transmitting the signal light of a specified near infrared (NIR) spectral range used for the sensing application. NIR Bandpass Filters SP a ...
Transversal ultrasonic probe
... The tip is a conically or parabolically tapered rod made with Duralumin. The length of the tip, typically 100 mm long, is large compared to the wavelength. Local perturbation induced by the tip can be visualized with an optical heterodyne interferometer2 trough a transparent sample as shown in fig.1 ...
... The tip is a conically or parabolically tapered rod made with Duralumin. The length of the tip, typically 100 mm long, is large compared to the wavelength. Local perturbation induced by the tip can be visualized with an optical heterodyne interferometer2 trough a transparent sample as shown in fig.1 ...
Ultraviolet–visible spectroscopy
Ultraviolet–visible spectroscopy or ultraviolet-visible spectrophotometry (UV-Vis or UV/Vis) refers to absorption spectroscopy or reflectance spectroscopy in the ultraviolet-visible spectral region. This means it uses light in the visible and adjacent (near-UV and near-infrared [NIR]) ranges. The absorption or reflectance in the visible range directly affects the perceived color of the chemicals involved. In this region of the electromagnetic spectrum, molecules undergo electronic transitions. This technique is complementary to fluorescence spectroscopy, in that fluorescence deals with transitions from the excited state to the ground state, while absorption measures transitions from the ground state to the excited state.