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Air-annealing-induced vertical elemental gradients regulate defect chemistry and optoelectronic properties of cylindrical-target-sputtered ITO thin films. [PDF]
Shi B, Huang S, Mo M, Fang Z.
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Research on the Mechanism of High-Performance Aluminum Alloy Casting of Frozen Sand Mold Coupled with Negative Pressure. [PDF]
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How Microscale Flow and Vapor Transport Shape New Particle Formation and Growth. [PDF]
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Topological robustness of optical skyrmions through a real-world free-space link. [PDF]
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The Structure of Atmospheric Turbulence
Theory of Probability & Its Applications, 1958Theoretical and experimental data are given for the statistical characteristics of random fields of wind velocity and turbulent fluctuations of temperature in the lowest layer of the atmosphere. Fluctuations are considered at one and two space time points.
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Micro-structured magnetic atmospheres
Solar Physics, 1996Asymmetrical Stokes profiles are produced if the photospheric magnetic and velocity fields are structured on scales smaller than the mean-free-path of the photons. Here we put forward a compact analytical expression for the radiative transfer equation in this case.
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2011
Atmospheric pressure and density decrease quasi-exponentially with increasing altitude in accordance with the barometric law. Figure 3.1 presents an idealized vertical temperature profile of the atmosphere and the nomenclature adopted by international convention to identify different altitude regimes, which are distinguished by the prevailing sign of ...
Peter Warneck, Jonathan Williams
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Atmospheric pressure and density decrease quasi-exponentially with increasing altitude in accordance with the barometric law. Figure 3.1 presents an idealized vertical temperature profile of the atmosphere and the nomenclature adopted by international convention to identify different altitude regimes, which are distinguished by the prevailing sign of ...
Peter Warneck, Jonathan Williams
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