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... (right) shows an in vivo image of cheek pouch which shows the epithelium, connective tissue and muscle layers at ultrahigh resolution. The cheek pouch was index matched by using a microscope cover glass and saline solution. While this approach achieves high resolutions in the important 1.3 µm wavele ...
... (right) shows an in vivo image of cheek pouch which shows the epithelium, connective tissue and muscle layers at ultrahigh resolution. The cheek pouch was index matched by using a microscope cover glass and saline solution. While this approach achieves high resolutions in the important 1.3 µm wavele ...
Increasing the Resolution of Far
... assume that we have an additional point source at P. As the light travels equally well from P to S as from S to P, the intensity at the point S consists also of contributions from P, and not only from F. The contribution from P is weaker than that of F because it is weighted by h( u , v ), with u , ...
... assume that we have an additional point source at P. As the light travels equally well from P to S as from S to P, the intensity at the point S consists also of contributions from P, and not only from F. The contribution from P is weaker than that of F because it is weighted by h( u , v ), with u , ...
ELEC425 lab 1
... people prefer to use a single-edge razor blade held at a low angle to do the stripping of the fiber jacket. This requires some practice, but goes much faster once you are used to it.) 2. Use the F-CLl Fiber Cleaver to cleave the stripped end of the fiber. The cleaver should be placed on the top of t ...
... people prefer to use a single-edge razor blade held at a low angle to do the stripping of the fiber jacket. This requires some practice, but goes much faster once you are used to it.) 2. Use the F-CLl Fiber Cleaver to cleave the stripped end of the fiber. The cleaver should be placed on the top of t ...
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... of a particle approaches one. We must also stress that the logarithmic axis for q is essential as well as q itself because so much of our world progresses geometrically rather than arithmetically. We call this procedure of plotting scattered intensity versus q double logarithmically “Q-space analysi ...
... of a particle approaches one. We must also stress that the logarithmic axis for q is essential as well as q itself because so much of our world progresses geometrically rather than arithmetically. We call this procedure of plotting scattered intensity versus q double logarithmically “Q-space analysi ...
Nonlinear Optical Phenomena and Materials
... this area. In 1969 Harris (79) reviewed the theory and devices aspects of parametric oscillators. Up to that time oscillation had been achieved in only three materials: KDP, LiNb03, and Ba2NaNbsOls• Since 1969 parametric oscillation has been extended to four new materials: ADP (80), Lil03 (81, 82), ...
... this area. In 1969 Harris (79) reviewed the theory and devices aspects of parametric oscillators. Up to that time oscillation had been achieved in only three materials: KDP, LiNb03, and Ba2NaNbsOls• Since 1969 parametric oscillation has been extended to four new materials: ADP (80), Lil03 (81, 82), ...
Study on the Sensing Coating of the Optical Fibre CO2 Sensor
... absorption-based solution with indicator dye doped coating [27] seems to allow one to conduct gas sensing in a much simpler way. On the other hand, the reported sensors [27] suffer from long response times, a low sensitivity to CO2 and a high cross-sensitivity to humidity. Indicator substances usual ...
... absorption-based solution with indicator dye doped coating [27] seems to allow one to conduct gas sensing in a much simpler way. On the other hand, the reported sensors [27] suffer from long response times, a low sensitivity to CO2 and a high cross-sensitivity to humidity. Indicator substances usual ...
electromagnetically induced transparency - IAP TU
... and quantum information, lossless propagation of laser beams through optically thick media, and highly efficient and selective population transfer via coherent adiabatic processes. EIT is one of an interrelated group of processes, for example, including coherent population trapping (CPT) and coheren ...
... and quantum information, lossless propagation of laser beams through optically thick media, and highly efficient and selective population transfer via coherent adiabatic processes. EIT is one of an interrelated group of processes, for example, including coherent population trapping (CPT) and coheren ...
Inverse Problems in Astronomical Adaptive Optics
... light source and a receiver. In ground-based astronomy, light from distant objects is distorted by the effects of turbulence as it propagates through the earth’s atmosphere. This leads to severe degradation in the quality of images that can be obtained with a telescope. The purpose of AO in astronom ...
... light source and a receiver. In ground-based astronomy, light from distant objects is distorted by the effects of turbulence as it propagates through the earth’s atmosphere. This leads to severe degradation in the quality of images that can be obtained with a telescope. The purpose of AO in astronom ...
01.01.2001 – 31.03.2003 - Archiv Physik
... R. Walet, and Yang Xian (UMIST, Manchester, UK, 2001), World Scientific J. Schnack, M. Luban, R. Modler, Rotational band structure of low-lying excitations in small Heisenberg systems, in Advances in Quantum Many-Body Theory, Proceedings of "The 11th International Conferences on Recent Progress in M ...
... R. Walet, and Yang Xian (UMIST, Manchester, UK, 2001), World Scientific J. Schnack, M. Luban, R. Modler, Rotational band structure of low-lying excitations in small Heisenberg systems, in Advances in Quantum Many-Body Theory, Proceedings of "The 11th International Conferences on Recent Progress in M ...
Composite optical vortices - RIT Center for Imaging Science
... Optical vortices1 (OVs) or ‘‘phase defects’’ often occur in coherent radiation, e.g., in Laguerre–Gaussian laser beams,2 light scattered from rough surfaces,3,4 optical caustics,5,6 and OV solitons.7,8 The center of the vortex is characterized by a dark core, within which the intensity vanishes at a ...
... Optical vortices1 (OVs) or ‘‘phase defects’’ often occur in coherent radiation, e.g., in Laguerre–Gaussian laser beams,2 light scattered from rough surfaces,3,4 optical caustics,5,6 and OV solitons.7,8 The center of the vortex is characterized by a dark core, within which the intensity vanishes at a ...
Retroreflector
A retroreflector (sometimes called a retroflector or cataphote) is a device or surface that reflects light back to its source with a minimum of scattering. In a retroreflector an electromagnetic wavefront is reflected back along a vector that is parallel to but opposite in direction from the wave's source. The angle of incidence at which the device or surface reflects light in this way is greater than zero, unlike a planar mirror, which does this only if the mirror is exactly perpendicular to the wave front, having a zero angle of incidence.