نتایج جستجو برای: optical phenomenon

تعداد نتایج: 419182  

1997
Riju C. Issac S. S. Harilal Geetha K. Varier C. V. Bindhu V. P. N. Nampoori C. P. G. Vallabhan

Riju C. Issac S. S. Harilal Geetha K. Varier C. V. Bindhu V. P. N. Nampoori C. P. G. Vallabhan Cochin University of Science and Technology International School of Photonics Laser Division Cochin 682 022, India Abstract. Pulsed photoacoustic studies in solutions of C70 in toluene are made using the 532-nm radiation from a frequency-doubled Nd:YAG laser. It is found that contrary to expectation, ...

Journal: :Nature materials 2013
Liang Feng Ye-Long Xu William S Fegadolli Ming-Hui Lu José E B Oliveira Vilson R Almeida Yan-Feng Chen Axel Scherer

Invisibility by metamaterials is of great interest, where optical properties are manipulated in the real permittivity-permeability plane. However, the most effective approach to achieving invisibility in various military applications is to absorb the electromagnetic waves emitted from radar to minimize the corresponding reflection and scattering, such that no signal gets bounced back. Here, we ...

1997
DAVID L. BAND

Gamma-ray bursts are transient events from beyond the solar system. Besides the allure of their mysterious origin, bursts are physically fascinating because they undoubtedly require exotic physics. Optical transients coincident with burst positions show that some, and probably all, bursts originate at cosmological distances, and not from a large Galactic halo. Observations of these events’ spec...

Journal: :Dalton transactions 2014
Katalin Kamarás Gyöngyi Klupp

Metallic salts formed from fullerenes became popular because of their superconducting properties with a relatively high transition temperature, and were initially regarded as conventional metals and superconductors. Recently, owing to improved synthetic methods and a renewed interest in the study of their physical properties, many of them were found to exhibit exotic metallic and superconductin...

2001
J. E. Collins J. Sippel

Semiconducting single-wall carbon nanotubes have an absorption band centered about approximately 0.7 eV. This arises from the transition between the first valence band Van Hove singularity and the first conduction band singularity in the density of states. These singularities lie close enough to the Fermi-level that it is possible to shift the Fermi-level sufficiently to exclude this electronic...

Journal: :Cardiovascular research 2013
Bas J Boukens Mark G Hoogendijk Arie O Verkerk Andre Linnenbank Peter van Dam Carol-Ann Remme Jan W Fiolet Tobias Opthof Vincent M Christoffels Ruben Coronel

AIMS Transgenic mice are frequently used to investigate the role of genes involved in cardiac conduction. The QRS duration calculated from the electrocardiogram (ECG) is a commonly used measure for ventricular conduction time. However, the relation between ventricular activation and QRS duration calculated from a mouse surface ECG is not well understood. We aim to relate ventricular activation ...

Journal: :Chemical reviews 2008
Matthew E Stewart Christopher R Anderton Lucas B Thompson Joana Maria Stephen K Gray John A Rogers Ralph G Nuzzo

Surface plasmons (SPs) are coherent oscillations of conduction electrons on a metal surface excited by electromagnetic radiation at a metal-dielectric interface. The growing field of research on such light-metal interactions is known as ‘plasmonics’.1-3 This branch of research has attracted much attention due to its potential applications in miniaturized optical devices, sensors, and photonic c...

Journal: :Physical review letters 2017
Carl Blair Slawek Gras Richard Abbott Stuart Aston Joseph Betzwieser David Blair Ryan DeRosa Matthew Evans Valera Frolov Peter Fritschel Hartmut Grote Terra Hardwick Jian Liu Marc Lormand John Miller Adam Mullavey Brian O'Reilly Chunnong Zhao B P Abbott T D Abbott C Adams R X Adhikari S B Anderson A Ananyeva S Appert K Arai S W Ballmer D Barker B Barr L Barsotti J Bartlett I Bartos J C Batch A S Bell G Billingsley J Birch S Biscans C Biwer R Bork A F Brooks G Ciani F Clara S T Countryman M J Cowart D C Coyne A Cumming L Cunningham K Danzmann C F Da Silva Costa E J Daw D DeBra R DeSalvo K L Dooley S Doravari J C Driggers S E Dwyer A Effler T Etzel T M Evans M Factourovich H Fair A Fernández Galiana R P Fisher P Fulda M Fyffe J A Giaime K D Giardina E Goetz R Goetz C Gray K E Gushwa E K Gustafson R Gustafson E D Hall G Hammond J Hanks J Hanson G M Harry M C Heintze A W Heptonstall J Hough K Izumi R Jones S Kandhasamy S Karki M Kasprzack S Kaufer K Kawabe N Kijbunchoo E J King P J King J S Kissel W Z Korth G Kuehn M Landry B Lantz N A Lockerbie A P Lundgren M MacInnis D M Macleod S Márka Z Márka A S Markosyan E Maros I W Martin D V Martynov K Mason T J Massinger F Matichard N Mavalvala R McCarthy D E McClelland S McCormick G McIntyre J McIver G Mendell E L Merilh P M Meyers R Mittleman G Moreno G Mueller J Munch L K Nuttall J Oberling P Oppermann Richard J Oram D J Ottaway H Overmier J R Palamos H R Paris W Parker A Pele S Penn M Phelps V Pierro I Pinto M Principe L G Prokhorov O Puncken V Quetschke E A Quintero F J Raab H Radkins P Raffai S Reid D H Reitze N A Robertson J G Rollins V J Roma J H Romie S Rowan K Ryan T Sadecki E J Sanchez V Sandberg R L Savage R M S Schofield D Sellers D A Shaddock T J Shaffer B Shapiro P Shawhan D H Shoemaker D Sigg B J J Slagmolen B Smith J R Smith B Sorazu A Staley K A Strain D B Tanner R Taylor M Thomas P Thomas K A Thorne E Thrane C I Torrie G Traylor G Vajente G Valdes A A van Veggel A Vecchio P J Veitch K Venkateswara T Vo C Vorvick M Walker R L Ward J Warner B Weaver R Weiss P Weßels B Willke C C Wipf J Worden G Wu H Yamamoto C C Yancey Hang Yu Haocun Yu L Zhang M E Zucker J Zweizig

Interferometric gravitational wave detectors operate with high optical power in their arms in order to achieve high shot-noise limited strain sensitivity. A significant limitation to increasing the optical power is the phenomenon of three-mode parametric instabilities, in which the laser field in the arm cavities is scattered into higher-order optical modes by acoustic modes of the cavity mirro...

Journal: :Neuroscience letters 2001
N L Peixoto V M Fernandes de Lima W Hanke

This paper presents some results on the correlation between the electrophysiological and intrinsic optical signals (IOS) of spreading depression waves in chicken retinae. We first show that the peak of the time derivative of the electrophysiological wave occurs precisely when the optical signal reaches the electrode tip. Second, by comparing bath applications of propranolol and glycerol it can ...

2016
K. H. Li Y. F. Cheung C. W. Tang C. Zhao K. M. Lau H. W. Choi

With the aid of depth-resolved confocal microscopy, the optical crosstalk phenomenon in GaN-based micro-pixel light-emitting diodes (m-LEDs) on Si substrates are thoroughly investigated and compared with its counterpart on sapphire substrate. Noticeable optical crosstalk is invariably present in GaNon-sapphire devices as the thick transparent sapphires beneath the m-LEDs serve as optical wavegu...

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